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Old Oaks Country Club

3100 Purchase St
Purchase, NY 10577
Phone: (914)948-8284Fax: (914)949-2979

Due to the private nature of the club, the club personnel prefer not to provide additional information about the club or course.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bent Grass

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Course reviews for Old Oaks Country Club
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Number of Reviews: 4
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True test, Sep 29, 2005

reviewer: Bob Tolomeo from Stratford, CT

I just played Old Oaks and enjoyed every shot, not a boring hole on the course. Excellent condition, and a good test of golf all the way back. Very fair no tricks. The staff were very freindly and our caddy read the greans like a pro.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Tough old bird, May 30, 2004

reviewer: john samuels from Boston

This course is a tough play from the tips as there are lots of trees to contend with. Greens tend to be very fast and they are actually overly sloped for today's modern green speeds resulting in lots of 3 putts.

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Old Oaks lives up to Name., May 23, 2004

reviewer: NsSherlock from New York, NY

Beautifu, old excluse Purchase club. Top notch caddies, and the greens are always perfect.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Tight Driving Holes, Long Finish, Beautiful Track, Apr 29, 2004

reviewer: NJ Golfer from New Jersey

I have played this course about ten times as a guest. It is one of the best tracks I have ever played. You must be a long driver and if you can't work the ball, you'd better be able to hit your targets. On the Par 4s and 5s, you really only have 50% of the fairway to work with if you want to get on in regulation. Anything hit in the rough is tough because the grass ain't short out there. To sum it up, bring your A game and you will have a great experience. The track is well kept by the staff, the caddies are good and the long scenic finishing holes require stamina and focus. These last two (a long 4 and a super long 5) are beautiful and will destroy your round.

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