I grew up playing here and just had my first round back in 20 years. The course is in noticeably better shape than I remember — fairways are solid and well maintained. It still demands accuracy with tight, tree-lined holes. Greens run on the slower side but roll true, so you need to be firm with your putts. Overall, it’s a fair but demanding track that rewards smart play.
5 months ago
Course was decent. On the short side but nice layout. The intersection and halfway house area is a bit of a shooting gallery. Some of the tee boxes were in really bad shape. Barely no grass. Overall though, 4 out of 5 stars
6 months ago
Maple Moor is another wonderful (affordable) and scenic Westchester course. The course is challenging enough for all levels of play and extremely well kept. Playing this late in the season, you would expect an abundance of leaves. We found the fairways to be clear and really enjoyable to play on. Plenty of parking and restaurant. Will definitely be back next season.
The 2023-Course is in nice shape, with the greens feeling a bit more challenging. Always a good time here.
2 years ago
A K (NYCPerformanceTennis) I played this course for the very first time and I felt like I’ve played this course forever—and it was only made possible by the extraordinary service of Tom and his crew!
I couldn’t tell you how much it means and how important it is for a newbie in a new course to be treated as a regular! Top marks for the service!
Same goes for the course, as it was kept in amazing shape for a late autumn/early winter round in December! The pro shop is well stocked, and the service, again, is superb, to say the least!
As a golfer who plays nearly two-to-three times a week in and around NYC, I made a commitment to go to Westchester, a 40-minute drive from NYC and didn’t expect much, but I’m completely sold on the overall experience.
A minor wrinkle would be the lack of snack amenities; however, there is a fine restaurant above the pro shop, but trivial things like a bottle of water, or snack, was hard to come by. Had I known earlier, I would’ve bought my own stash—perhaps maybe in the peak seasons, they do, but I didn’t ask; I will update on this next time I visit.
The pace of place was amazing, so water/snacks was not even a concern. The restrooms were well kept, and the free parking was also a great sell!
I wouldn’t mind trekking 40-minutes out of the city to play this course again. Highly recommend this course! Cheers for making my day! I’m sure they will make yours!
8 years ago
I’ve never left a review but felt I had to after today. Went to this course on a weekday afternoon after work and out of nowhere in the middle of the round there were 2 carts in front of us with 6 kids hanging off the carts of each. They call it “junior camp” and apparently they can play wherever they want on the course. My friend and I wanted to return to the pro shop after sitting around for so long and of course there was no ranger in site and nobody answering the phones. Can’t believe the course actually allows this. I don’t plan on coming back after this, never seen anything like it on a course.
2 years ago
