Voorheesville New York Golf Courses

Voorheesville New York Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

New Albany Country Club -- *Great layout with Very Challenging Greens*
Review by: Anonymous	Very challenging course in pristine condition with great views of the Hudson Valley. Greens are extremely challenging and lightning quick
From New Jersey

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Bend of the River Golf Club -- *Great Beginner Course*
Review by: Ryan English	This course is the very first course I ever golfed on. It was perfect for learning, wide fairways, and short rough, plus, there weren't too many people on it. I enjoyed learning to play golf here. It is very different from what I am used to now, stationed out in Guam, everythings open, and the greens are incredibly fast, and they are not in great shape. Bend of the River always had superb greens, they were a little fast, but they were in great condition.
From Saratoga, NY

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Course Reviews

Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course
"Army Officer in K-Bay"
Sceneric and pleasantly enjoyable
---Ranger Rod, Ft Benning, GA
Woodlands Resort & Country Club, The - Arnold Palmer Course
"beautiful course"
Very nice course to play
---Sam, New Mexico
Lakewood Country Club
"Long but Fun"
Lakewood CC is a fun course with a plenty of challenges for everyone. LA County has just recently added new cart paths, hundreds of trees and revamped the bunkers. Lakewood tends to play long (7200 yds from the tips). I find that you have to use a lot of different shots to have a good round. The #1 handicap hole is a long dogleg right that requires a good tee shot. Whenever I par this hole I feel like it was a birdie. There is also two 200+yd par 3's (from blue) that will challenge most. The #12 is long and over water (and water on the left) but lots of room in front on the green. If you don't have the length, a lay-up is a smart play. The par 5's are pretty straight forward with only two of them realistically reachable in 2 (unless you're Tiger). Like all public courses, LWCC tends to slow down later in the day (more right now as SkyLinks is closed for remodeling). But it rarely gets bad and allows for unrushed walking. The people are great and you have to try the soup at the shack (between #2/#3 and #9/#10). I give it 4 stars when comparing it to other county/muni courses and the price can't be beat ($29 walking on weekend).
---Al Carpenter, Lakewood, CA
Teton Lakes Golf Course
"Teton is great for intermediate golfers"
Teton Lakes is a great golf course for those golfers trying to perfect every aspect of their game. It is not an overwhelming course, as most of it (50-65% is flat) but you can pull out your driver and use your irons on most of the holes. Definately worth the money (very inexpensive). I play the course ten to twenty times a summer.
---Nick Simon, Maple Valley, WA