I recently attended an event at Twin Hills. The room was nice but the food was terrible. The…read morechicken parmesan was definitely frozen. There was no sauce with it it was dry. The food was not hot. Not impressed. I don't know what they paid for it I would have been upset. I don't know about the golf...the food was much to be desired.

I am appalled. I was brought here as a guest and I have to say, this "country club" is a glorified…read morepublic pool. while I was here I saw one family in particular letting their child run around the pool deck without clothes on. On top of this the chairs have stains and the pool deck is surrounded by mold. one blonde lady came down and started to yell at the staff. unprofessional. I see many health code violations, diapers in pools, dirty locker rooms/ bathrooms, mold on the deck, and I walked by as a kid was opening a filter and it was appalled. the pool seems understaffed and unprepared for an emergency as their rescue tubes are rubbing red paint onto the guard chairs. there is grass growing on the deck as well as many other concerning sights. do better twin hills.

I came to this club as a guest with a family friend. We got the the restaurant and it was a busy…read morenight they seemed very understaffed and we were ignored by the three servers in our section for a solid 30 minutes before we even got to order drinks. The server who did come over to us seemed unhinged and possibly intoxicated as she was slurring her words as she took our order. My friend typically only goes to golf and the course is beautiful but I don't recommend wasting your money on a membership at this club there are much better ones in the area who offer better amenities.

We're up in the Berkshires for my wife's birthday. We found this course on Golf Now. My wife and I…read moreare average, public links golfers so this course was perfect. The price was very affordable for 18 holes with a cart. Some of the non-playing course was lacking in maintenance i.e. the carts paths were a bit rough. However the playing area was well maintained. The tee boxes, the greens, and as the fairways were in great shape. We played midweek so not a lot of other golfers so we played at our leisure weight a ranger pushing us a long. Highly recommend this course.

This is a great place to golf in the winter. It's one of the few places that's open in cold…read moreweather. Although there was ice and mud on some of the holes, it was manageable and we still had a great time. The price is reasonable and the golf carts were well maintained. It was a beautiful course.

This was our second time playing here. We had a great time. Course was well-kept. Spent some time…read moreat the bar afterwards and used the showers. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Winner of the Wedding Wire Couples' Choice Awards from 2018-2020, we are the Valley's best value…read morefor your special event, starting at just $300 for a 5 hour reception! Please come see our lovely fireside dining room. The open floor plan allows for 150 people to be seated comfortably. Terrace seating, accommodating up to 20, is available on those warm, balmy summer nights.

This course is essentially pro calibur. The only reason you don't see many tournaments being…read moreplayed here is the fact that its too tight to get a large crowd into. Its buried in the woods in my home town of South Hadley, MA. The course is private, so you'll need to know a member to get on. Its fairly expensive even if you do. If you end up playing here, though, you'll be treated to one of the best 18 holes you can play in Massachusetts. This course is very well maintained, and very challenging. There are almost no holes that you can survive with an innacurate tee shot. The course itself is very long, and has difficult shots around its very protected greens. The course was designed by Donald Ross, and you can see some of his trademark elements still in the design. If you' have enough money to become a member here, I would seriously consider it.

From the owner: Crafted in 1922 from 160 acres of sloping wooded terrain by the legendary Donald Ross. The Orchards…read moreremains a hidden gem for members and their guests. Discover the spirit of a great tradition, the essence of golf as it was meant to be played. Orchards Golf Club also offers the perfect setting for both meetings, weddings and social events. We have restaurant which is open to all members and also non members to enjoy a meal and some drinks overlooking the course on our deck. We are accepting memberships and have various membership categories for all ages!

We went to Wyckoff last night for their Ladies Night special, and overall it was a nice experience…read more The $35 special is a great deal. It includes your choice of martini, a starter salad, an appetizer with three options to choose from, an entrée, and dessert. The martini menu was extensive, and there were a lot of fun options to try. The patio was a great atmosphere, especially with the DJ playing. My dinner entrée was honestly the highlight. It was absolutely delicious and definitely the best part of the meal. The other courses were just okay and didn't stand out as much. The staff was very young and friendly, but at times the professionalism didn't quite match the country club level I would expect. There was a more casual, relaxed energy among the staff that felt a little out of place with the atmosphere of the venue. That being said, everything was handled well it just felt like the service style didn't fully align with the setting. That being said, the value of the Ladies Night special is hard to beat, and I would definitely go back to enjoy the atmosphere, try more of the martinis, and explore more of the menu.

If you're considering hosting an event at Wyckoff Country Club, read this first…read more The venue is beautiful. Unfortunately, that is where my praise ends. Last night, our volunteer committee hosted an 80-person high school reunion. Our guests were professionals in their late 30s --doctors, lawyers, nurses, educators, business owners, etc. We were not a difficult group. We paid our bills, followed the rules, treated staff respectfully, and cleaned up quickly. The problem was not the venue. The problem was the Director of Events, Regina Murphy. Our experience started months before the event. We were initially assigned a coordinator whose communication was so poor that she was eventually let go. We were then reassigned to Regina, and communication remained a challenge. Emails and calls often went unanswered, requiring escalation just to get responses. Despite requesting a contract multiple times, we never received one. Then, just two days before our event, after repeatedly asking for our final invoice, we were presented with nearly $3,000 in additional fees that had never previously been disclosed. Had we known about these costs from the beginning, we would have had the opportunity to evaluate other venues. Instead, the issue had to be escalated to senior management. Unfortunately, the billing issues were only the beginning. Throughout the planning process and the event itself, Regina seemed determined to create conflict over the smallest things imaginable. Not legitimate problems. Fruit. Cupcakes. Minor details that could have been resolved with a simple conversation. What stood out was that these weren't isolated incidents involving one person. Regina had disagreements with multiple members of our committee throughout the process. She turned simple conversations into confrontations and routine questions into power struggles. On the day of the event, I arrived carrying supplies, including fruit that had previously been approved. Regina immediately stopped me and insisted it wasn't allowed. When I asked her to simply verify the information with management, she refused. Instead, she repeatedly reminded me that everyone reported to her, she made the rules, and she was the final decision maker. This was over fruit. Later in the evening, my untouched dinner plate was removed while I was busy hosting the event. I had not taken a single bite. Staff were apologetic and tried to help, but Regina refused to allow a replacement meal or even have it packed to go. I literally paid for a meal I never received. Then came the cupcakes. Our committee brought cupcakes from a local small business. Regina refused to allow them to be distributed and initially refused to release them to us. What should have been a simple conversation turned into yet another unnecessary confrontation. The situation became so ridiculous that the possibility of involving law enforcement was actually raised over cupcakes. Think about that for a moment. A room full of nearly 80 professional adults attending a high school reunion, and the discussion somehow escalated to the point where we were threatened by Regina with police because guests might receive cupcakes that had been purchased by our own committee. At that point, it was impossible to ignore the pattern. Every minor issue became a crisis. Every conversation became a power struggle. Every interaction seemed designed to create conflict rather than solve problems. I cannot in good faith recommend Wyckoff as an event venue while Regina remains the Director of Events. The venue, its staff, and future clients deserve leadership that views customers as partners--not adversaries. Quite simply, based on our experience, Regina should not be in a client-facing role.

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.