Quick take on the round played yesterday…read more Set up: Head to their website, add in date, time and number of players. From there it's the odd thing of where you cannot pay for your round in advance, only a nuisance convenience fee and then the rest is due at the course. Speaking of nickel and dime nuisance fees; on the site it does say that the tax is not included but nowhere until you get to the pro shop does it mention anything about a surcharge for card usage. That would have been useful information to have had in advance. theclubatmorganhill.com/online-tee-times/ We played on a weekday afternoon and overall the course was wide-open. One twosome a few holes ahead and another twosome a few holes behind. We started fifteen minutes early and went door to door in three hours and ten minutes. Let's talk about course conditions. Not good. Most of the tee boxes are chewed up and in bad shape. Your choices to tee up are either an almost thick scruffy scrub grass or into tons of divots filled with sand. Fairways have a lot of brown in them and are fast due to being very dry combined with sloped. The rough is well, rough. Very dense and very thick, Super easy to lose balls that on many other courses would be easily find-able. Most of the greens on the front 9 are nice but a couple on the back are not. A nice bumpy-chop-roll over some rough spots. The course design is interesting. The fairways are definitely narrow and most are slanted. While a few greens are very small, a few are cavernous with multiple drops/turns/undulations but overall they play slow. There is a hole or two with water but it never came into play for us. A few gimmick holes with blind tee shots. #18 & #14 with upward elevation or #12 with extreme downward descent (169 from the whites and a soft 9 or a PW might be more than enough club on this one). To me, is this a tough course? So-So. We opened up putting for par on the first four holes with little issue. Are there some difficult holes? Most definitely, yes. The par 5's of #5 and #13 are to put it mildly, hard. Weekdays after 4pm will set you back $40 (plus fees if you pay with a card and use their website). Is that fair for this course? Overall, yeah, it's not bad. Is that the best use of your discretionary golf money? Maybe/maybe not. You could play after 3pm twice at Sawmill for the same price. Pocono Club or Jack Frost are superior courses and either can be played for the same price as Morgan, or a few bucks less. Glad I came and finally played here. It was a nice one to check off the local area list of places that I've been meaning to play for a long time. Although, I think for the foreseeable future I'm good on not playing here for a bit. Nothing wrong with the course, but personally, nothing compels me to want to return either. Three stars all the way.

For context my boyfriend and I decided to go golfing with his cousin and his girlfriend…read more We arrived about 20 minutes before our tee time, when entering the pro shop to check in and pay, the attendant was clearly not impressed that four 20 something year olds had booked at the "very prestigious" course. We were met with conversation about "how difficult this course is" and "it's extremely important to keep pace". All of this is normal, however he reinforced multiple times that we MUST keep pace and was repeating with a specific tone. As 2 members in our group left the pro shop to grab carts I was paying...he mentioned YET AGAIN how imperative it is to not lag behind and because I've never played here, he seemed very concerned. This all left a bad taste in my mouth but it gets better... after getting our cart I decided to use the rest room before starting out. After leaving the restroom the same pro shop attendant stopped me, "have you ever golfed before??" I said yes... as I golf regularly with my boyfriend (I happened to not have my clubs with me since I was visiting and not from the area). This was all followed by "well since you've never played here you really need to be on top of your timing" all of this while I was with the only other girl in our group. I'm not one to jump to conclusions but it was very clear that because I was a young woman who didn't appear like a professional I wasn't worthy of this course. I will NEVER play here again. Funny enough the entire round we were waiting for the groups infront of us because THEY were not keeping pace... While the course was pretty the overall experience was completely tainted by these interactions. Let's stop with the stereotypes and attitude!