The course is getting better each year.Golfed there last year, greens were great,fairways were a…read morework in progress and tee boxes were hard as concrete. Golfed again on 5/28...wow! Greens even better,fairways looking greener and greener anyplace tee boxed that are now ....tee boxes. Will be returning in the late summer for more golf. Well done greenskeepers!

Its the old evergreen and it still has a great lay out, but the course is still in not very good…read morecondition. It's obvious the new ownership cares more than the last but they have certainly not improved enough to warrant the $65 fee! There are WAY better conditioned courses for less money around here. Again great layout but not worth the price. Our group was sorely disappointed for what we got. Maybe in a couple years after they fix the fairways cleannup the rough and make the greens nice vs yeah you can play on them. Save your money and play elsewhere.

Cannot even park in the parking lot without your car getting hit by a golf ball. 1st thing the…read moreowner says is "we do not cover that". I did not ask if you covered it I simply stated my car was hit by a golf ball. Owner is such a careless loser. Go play Burden Lake instead.

Did 18 holes today a fantastic hidden gem for beginners and experienced golfers mostly par threes…read morecheck it out I think you would enjoy it

Not a bad par 3 course. Some short, some long. Average about 150yd and takes maybe 2.5hrs to…read morefinish. $25 for 18 holes and not too crowded. There were several water hazards ... so I lost some balls haha Also it was very wet/dew drenched when we went at 8am

Course was in decent condition in first week of August. Tee boxes a bit chewed up…read more Many hills. Some flat fairways. Interesting course. Views are nice. Need to travel through the woods to get to different tee boxes and holes Carts are underpowered. Cart path needs repair. Decent restaurant/bar. Did not see a locker room. Bathroom was clean except for one stopped up toilet. Staff was friendly except for the old guy working in the pro shop. He should not have such a position to great guests.

Capital Hills at Albany is a gem of a municipal golf course, with a challenging, championship…read morecaliber layout with most holes standing alone, carved out of the hilly countryside adjacent Norman's Kill. The greens are kept a little slow, likely to maintain conditions and playability as one can see how the course could easily be tightened to challenge even the more accomplished of players. One word of advice - do yourself a favor and take a cart here, as there's a lot of up and down and considerable distance between many of the greens and tees. If you're more than a 20 handicap, you'd be better over on the other side of the kill at Normanside GC, which is a much easier tract. One extra bonus - an excellent 19th hole restaurant/pub awaits to welcome you at the completion of your round.

One of the most beautiful public golf courses (voted number 1 or 2 in New England every year),…read moreTaconic offers tournament quality golf to anyone. The course is beautiful, with a manageable front and long back 9 (6500 yrs) from the middle tees. The course is open and even high handicap golfers will not lose many balls; there are really only a few spots on the course that are truly out of bounds. The staff is typically very friendly, Jeremy who manages the bag room is particularly nice. The pros are all great too. The whole place is well maintained, as they do host PGA (junior/womens) events from time to time. The greens play very fast towards the end of summer, and some of them slope in ways that will really frustrate anyone. Price-wise, the place is on the upper end if you have no college affiliation (about 140 or so) but is exceptionally cheap for students (35 dollars) so definitely a place to visit if you are in the area and still in school. The course truly cannot be recommended enough, and it offers some exceptional views of both the Williams College campus and the surrounding areas.

I played Taconic again after many years. I rarely play courses this expensive. This one is worth…read moreevery penny. The course is beautiful, challenging, and superbly maintained. You could play it the rest of your life and never tire of it. The club is so extremely welcoming. They make you feel like a member. The locker room, the grill, the patio are all wonderful. The only thing better than a visit would be to be e member. It is, bar none, my favorite place to play golf.

Hidden gem in the Berkshires! A challenging and well maintained course. We even got a visit from…read moresome baby foxes on the ninth hole!

Played 18 today on this picturesque 9 hole layout. Fairways were in great shape and there is some…read morepunishing rough along fairways and around greens. Biggest complaint is that most greens had been aerated and had customary sand throughout. But due to greens not being rolled there were small tufts of grass patches on a number of them. This made putting them quite unpleasant. I'd certainly play here again when greens are in better shape. A discount should have been offered for the shape they were in today.

You need to check out Sycamore! They have recently become a public country club with full bar and…read morerestaurant. They deliver which is a blessing for anyone in the hollow. They have great food, reasonable prices and offer delicious specials. The staff there are wonderful and the chef Adam does a fantastic job. Go there and check it out!

Great course with great views. Very fairly priced. The carts are in great shape as well. I would…read morehighly recommend checking it out.

Thunderhart isn't just a golf destination--it becomes part of the tradition…read more Since 2017, I've been fortunate enough to join a family-and-friends golf trip that has been going strong for roughly 20 years. We bring together around two dozen guys from different generations and different parts of the country for three days of golf, laughs, stories, competition, and a much-needed escape from everyday life. Over the years, Thunderhart has become woven into the fabric of that experience. There is something incredibly special about arriving, parking your car, and realizing you genuinely have no reason to touch the keys again for three days. The golf course, lodging, pool, bar and lounge, meals, and everything you need are right there. You wake up steps from the course, eat breakfast, play golf, come back for lunch, head out again, and eventually settle in for dinner, drinks, swimming, and whatever the evening turns into. Then you wake up and do it all over again. That simplicity is a huge part of the magic. The course itself is consistently in great condition and clearly cared for by people who take pride in it. But what separates Thunderhart from other golf destinations is that the hospitality and attention don't stop when you walk off the 18th green. The Stay & Play experience is exactly that--an experience. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are taken care of, the lodging is comfortable and incredibly convenient, the pool is there when you want to cool off after a round, and the bar and lounge naturally become gathering places when the golf is finished. Everything is close enough that a group our size can spend the weekend together without constantly coordinating cars, reservations, transportation, or logistics. That matters more than you might think. When you have 20-plus people coming together from different places, age groups, careers, families, and walks of life, removing all of those little logistical headaches creates room for something better: time together. And that is ultimately what Thunderhart provides us. Gerri and the entire staff have always treated our group with genuine warmth and hospitality. After enough years, you stop feeling like a group of customers who booked a golf package and start feeling like you're returning to a place that knows and welcomes your tradition. There is obvious care behind the property, the course, the food, the accommodations, and--most importantly--the way people are treated. I've admittedly been reluctant to write this review because part of me wants to selfishly gatekeep this little slice of heaven tucked away in Freehold. Places that still feel this personal, peaceful, unpretentious, and complete are getting harder to find. But something this good deserves recognition. If you're looking for a polished resort where you spend half your trip traveling between hotels, restaurants, golf courses, and activities, there are plenty of those. Thunderhart offers something different. Park the car. Put the phone down. Play golf. Eat well. Have a drink. Jump in the pool. Tell stories. Laugh too loudly. Wake up and do it again. For three days every year, the outside world gets a little quieter and our group gets a little closer. That's why we keep coming back. And hopefully, we'll be doing exactly that for many years to come. --Mike Ferreira Proud member of the annual Thick Skin Golf extravaganza

Awesome staff, tough course. Very well maintained. Keep your ball in play and you'll do Ok...no…read moreleeway if you hit left or right.

To start this review I am a slow golfer and am new to the game. After the 3rd hole the…read moregroundskeeper/warren came to us and told us we need to pick up the pace because there were members of the course behind them. Two holes later he came back and followed us for an entire hole, as anyone who is new to the sport knows when someone is tailing you it makes the experience horrible. Then he continues to come back after another hole and tells us to move faster!!Most people who play shoot over 100 so there is no need to be following and adding pressure to new golfers. You would think they would want more of the youth involved into golf to promote the course more but this country club does not care about the public or new golfers. There are also a lack of bathrooms on the course (porta-potty) that makes it very challenging for women golfers, I would expect one every three holes at the least. Other courses have been able to do this. Why would you advertise that the course if open to the public but when new golfers play there there is a tremendous amount of pressure being applied to make them speed up? This makes no sense to me. If you care so much about your members then make it a private course. I will be talking about this experience to many of my fellow golfers and make sure they do not have to deal with this type of environment while golfing. Obviously this country club lacks vision from their higher management, good luck being open in 10 years. This is the first and last time I will be playing at this course.

When it comes to golf this place is not good. Its filthy. Its overcrowed and over priced. The…read morecourse is a 'goat tract". The greens are slow, but passable. The club house is really gross and out of date. I can't believe this place can survive another year, they must be on life support. No rangers, no staff on the course. I played it in 5.5 hours yesterday, just the worst kind of golf, slow, overpriced and in poor condition. Nice job. You suck.