This private golf, tennis and social club is one of the Hudson Valley's best kept secrets. With…read morereasonable costs, a friendly, unpretentious ambience, views for miles and no tee times, ( yes that's right -- no tee times) there isn't a better place for families and friends to gather. Offers golf, tennis, croquet and a kids' program too. I have been a member for 14 years and love it. Some people have been members for generations. Lots of history, founded by broadcaster and world traveler, Lowell Thomas, and if you are a history buff, this place will slay you. Memorabilia abounds.

Small friendly with minimal wait times, Quaker Hill is like one's private golf course. Well…read moremaintained and always a pleasure to play. The staff is professional and Tony Avos, the pro, is an excellent teacher. Both fine golfers and newbies will enjoy the Course.

This is a short 9 hole course which is absolutely perfect for me and my beginner son to play. Pace…read morewas perfect with no one pushing us, we were able to hit multiple shots on a hole, yet there are some tougher and longer holes for a more experienced golfer. It's definitely a bit of a quirky layout, but given the 2 sets of tees, the course does a great job of making some interesting holes. The clubhouse staff were super nice and don't forget to ask for the course hole by hole cheat sheet - makes a huge difference on some blind holes. We loved it and with a time of play at 2 hours, we will be back.

Yes, it's the cute little golf course with the completely unprounounceable name…read more Pookie-dookie-donkey-kong Country Club (or whatever it's called) is a little 9-hole, par 34 affair in the hills of South Salem, a nice place for beginner golfers to take their game. It's quite cheap too, 18 holes for 25 dollars. Just one thing to watch out for: the crossovers. There are two fairways that cross eachother on this course, and four of the holes actually cross the main driveway that leads to the clubhouse! Just make sure no cars are coming when you take those critical shots. Hard not to have fun here. Make it interesting by playing the white tees the first time around, and the blues the second time around.

Update 9/2020: Seems the ownership continues its tinkering with clubhouse management . I suspect…read morehospitality folks during COVID are already having a hard time without the shrinkage in private golf memberships. The course is great and in great shape ... a bit more playable compared to years past but not an easy track .Fortunately there are several teeing ground choices. The weather has been cooperative along with a new greens keeper. Very reassuring COVID protocols and required tee times are the norm now.

Beautiful, albeit difficult course. Lovely, full service dining facilities, bar, fitness center,…read moreOlympic pool, massage, yoga, Pilates, child sitting, etc, etc. Grounds and facilities are kept in impeccable condition. Amazing views from nearly every part of the club. Situated in the magnificent horse countryside of North Salem, the drive to the club is in itself a delight. There is a horse farm next to the club. This is an upscale but low-key, relaxed club with only 300 members....and kept that way on purpose. Lobster/seafood dinner buffet is outstanding! Come to think of it, all the food here is wonderful, well beyond typical "club quality".

I come here every summer to have lunch. I like the buffalo chicken wrap that they have at this…read moreplace. I usually eat outside if it's a nice day and the ladies that are here are usually friendly. There's 2 things that I don't like here when I'm eating outside, 1. there are sometimes people smoking which is not only disgusting but also disturbing while I'm trying to enjoy my lunch, and 2. when the people come up to eat from their golfing event, they get extremely loud which is not pleasant when I'm trying to eat and talk to the person I'm with.

I've eaten there on numerous occasions with friends and thoroughly enjoyed the experience every…read moretime, the staff are friendly and make sure to be attentive, they have a great menu and good prices. We especially enjoy eating out on the patio in nice weather. I highly recommend it.

Time for some basic maintenance. At least 2 of the 18 hole floors do not work. The mats are also…read moreworn out.

Went here for the first time and couldn't be more pleased…read more Prior to coming here, I've never golfed before. Never even held a club. And after just one visit here I'm upset I never tried this sooner. The staff here is really friendly and helpful and will be glad to answer any questions. I was also skeptical of these simulators, I didn't expect it would be very fun or engaging, but it is. I just did the driving range simulator, where you hit off of an automated tee. Great setup and it lets you concentrate on hitting the ball. I'm as much of a beginner as they come, but even after just one session, I have noticeably improved and can't wait to come back. I was here with my 7 year old and we both had a great time. Great for families as well. Great vibe here. Highly recommended. Price is good as well.

Well maintained, popular links style course in the Hudson Valley with interesting, fun holes. You…read moreget off the Taconic and drive a good 10 minutes til you feel as if you're in the middle of no where which you are but that's part of the beauty of the place. Best to go off hours to avoid a slow round, especially in summer.

I was at an event at the links and everything was fantastic. The food was amazing and the staff was…read morevery friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend having any event at the links!

Nice course... the cashier / office guy was rude and condescending. Otherwise a great experienceread more

Great public course with reasonable cart and greens fees. Course is well groomed and greens are in…read moregreat shape for the number of rounds played on this course. Nicely laid out with some very challenging holes. During summer months one needs to secure tee times well in advance as all tee times are taken. The course also has a driving range. Range balls are also fairly priced at $8.00 for a small (50) balls and $16.00 for a large (100) balls. The driving range matts are quite warm but pro shop where balls are sold told me they were being replaced in the 2024 season. Brand new golf carts have replaced the old ones only negative is these carts are gas powered which can result in jerky stops and starts. But this facility does not have a cart barn which prevents electrical access. Hopefully in the future the town of Greenwich will erect a cart barn with electrical chargers for electric carts. Pro shop carries the popular brands of shirts, golfing apparel and shoes. The personnel in the shop are knowledgeable and very helpful. The manager, Ashley, has great personality and is a pleasure to deal. Everyone in the shop is friendly and courteous to all patrons. Lessons are available from PGA professionals. For a public course I highly recommend the "Griff"