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.

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

Fantastic walkable golf course. Shorter than some but smallish greens and tight fairways. My…read morehandicap travels well. The last four holes will make or break your round. Sand soil drains immediately. Cool horseshoe bar. Great for league after-party. Caterer is Chef Marla. Beloved by members. Very interesting menu. Thursday afternoon league is the best. New guys meet others quickly and don't feel new very long. Price feels right. A bit less than some private clubs. A lot less than others. (They have a try it deal.)

Perhaps the nicest course and best conditions in the Capital Region and the perfect club for those…read morewho want to play golf instead of impressing other people.  When I joined I was very surprised how open all the members were to meeting me and playing with me.  No cliques or dirty looks.  The membership is a better value than other private clubs in the area, has no assessments, and is built on sand so it opens earlier in the year and is playable right after torrential rain.  The course is a favorite of women golfers.  Lots of events of course and leagues.  Great pace of play. The coolest thing is that it is the custom here to walk with a  pushcart, so I get lots of exercise.

We had our wedding in October 2024 at Wolferts Roost. This is a beautiful, sophisticated venue,…read morewith fantastic and very accommodating staff, outstanding facilities, gorgeous views, delicious food and plenty of room for photos! Stephanie is such an organizer, she walked us through all options, helped organize the event and was there all day long for all questions and assistance we needed. Thank you, Everyone!

I had my daughter's bridal shower here. Stephanie helped me with everything. She was so…read moreaccommodating. The staff was above and beyond! The venue is gorgeous.

I've been to Otis and Oliver's which is the restaurant located next to this golf course many times,…read morebut I've finally tried out this course. The course is very nice, the greens were watered and nicely kept. The majority of the holes are Par 3 and the course isn't very hard so it's good for people just trying to have fun. The course can get busy so I suggest going during the weekdays during the afternoon. The holes aren't very long so you can definitely walk the course if you want. The price is a bit expensive, it's $27 for 18 holes on weekdays. All in all, Mill Road Golf Course is a solid course and you can stop at Otis and Oliver's for a bite to eat after a round of golf.

Awful pace of play for a smaller but nicer golf course, was looking at 4.5-5 hours for 18 as a solo…read moregolfer with no proper ranger in sight

No drink cart today, stopped in bar to get hotdog and beers. Could be the worst bartenders ever,…read moreshe left the bar and never returned and we were only customers.

The course is always in fabulous shape but this is the second time we ran into the problem with the…read morestarter. We had a 1222 tee time today, and as we always do we got there early, checked in and putted around a little. We went over to the tee box after we saw the 12:10 tee off and I said we are Farina. 12:22. So the starter said looks like the other two are not coming....So we go up to get ready and tee off and right at 12:21 he goes. "There's your other two-some" I told him I am not waiting I scheduled for 12:22 and I was a half hour early because golf etiquette you don't run up to the tee box AT the time. Anyways. 12:22 comes and the 2 kids still are not coming out of the clubhouse. The starter said "they are just paying" i said well, We are teeing off. He said "no hold please". I said. "What time is our tee time?" He said "12:22" It was 12:23 at this time still no one around.... So finally i said "Mike hit away" and he got all mad and said "I tell you when you can go" And then he said "someone is on the shit list" For what being there early??? I wanted to beat the rain and had dinner plans. It's not my fault you guys want to squeeze every possible person out there.... Come to find out. The kids only had one bag. We will never return as much as I love the course. (Since I'm on the shit list) No one ever treats me like that or punishes me for being on time....

Route Fore Golf Center is a fine, casual driving range where you can go to hit some golf balls…read more They're heated booths with rubber tees that you can use when it's cold out. Also, there is a grass area where you can use your own tees. I admit this driving range is nothing fancy, but it's fun to go hit some golf balls here. Furthermore, you can buy a small bucket of balls for $6 and a large bucket for $9. I think these prices are fair. In addition, the Route Fore offers lessons and a golf simulator. While both are nice, they are quite expensive. As expressed, Route Fore is nothing special, but it's a fun driving range and it's great for casual golfers.

Nice place, friendly staff, heated stalls, no long waits to play. Nice place to hit a few balls.read more

A magnificent relaxing great first class country club very enjoyable swimming golfing fine dining…read moreetc yours truly Steven Shopnick

Now how on earth am I the first to review this place? Oh well, here goes. For starters, some…read moredisclosure: I'm not a member there. Went this past weekend for a wedding. (Not mine.) It reminds one of the Mashomack hunt club - if it were transported 100 miles north, plunked into suburbia, and catered to well-off golfing corporate types instead of wingshooting hedge fund billionaires and old money. The building itself is old and gracious, the staff thoughtful and understated, the vibe fairly 1%. Food surprisingly good, decent wine, lovely cake, and a pretty vista. Are those rooms one might sleep in up there on the second deck? How awesome if so -- you could tie one on at the reception, insult the bride's mum, take a punch from her pa, drop trou on stage with the best man and moon the dancing crowd, have a whiz off the patio by the flickering light of a gas fire, pass out face-down in the lap of a panicked flower girl, and be heaved unconscious into a guest bed upstairs by the club manager and the groom's cousin who played high school football. (I did none of those things, more's the pity. But I did get my bottom pinched by the superannuated and superinebriated wife of the family lawyer while in line for coffee - which family, still not sure. Thrill of the evening for boring old me.) Four stars for a very memorable, high-class, good-natured fun time; not five because - well, because it's not Mashomack.