I want to start off by saying how phenomenal this course was. It was my first time, and for mid November it was pure as can be. Well maintained, and a lot of really fun/unique holes with pristine greens. I’m leaving 4 stars for two different reasons. First, there was a frost delay as it was cold that day, which was no big deal as that’s out of their control. However, they charged me and my 3 friends a cart fee even though we all walked. This was non negotiable, which felt extremely unnecessary given we were out there supporting them and their course on a 40 degree day. To force an extra $20 charge on us to make up for those who canceled is ridiculous in attempt and skim 80 extra dollars off 4 guys who are walking and showed up to play your course. Second, they have a nice little tavern that overlooks 18 which we loved, but why close the kitchen at 4? You push us all back an hour and a half for the delay then don’t want to stay open for one extra hour to serve us food? I don’t get that at all. This is far from a negative review, as I loved the course and experience, just would’ve been nice to pay what the course is actually worth playing in middle of November and if you’re gonna tack these silly charges on us at least keep the kitchen open before it gets dark out to get the full experience of what you have to offer its guests

I had an amazing experience as a first time golfer. They kept the course clean and the tee boxes were manicured. I enjoyed playing with friends, would like to come back again!

16 of us stopped by to play a round of golf. The rain stopped just in time to turn the course into a sauna. Great customer service. Our organizer was hurt but showed up. He has to pay full price to ride around the course with us. Didn't eve.n get a separate cart. It's a great venue for golf. The food was good too.

The course was almost empty, due to the rains, but we were able to get a round in. Only a few holes were cart path only. The staff was friendly. Fun course to play. Would like to replay it in drier conditions.

I’m not a good golfer, but don’t let that take away from my review. As we all know, spending a day with buds on 18 holes is much more than scores and skills. My first time at Kettle Brook and I was wowed. The course was pristine. Cart path only for a couple of holes as we were able to explore the rolling open hills and valleys freely while I searched for my errant balls. The front nine was a bit tighter than the back which would give both novice and experienced golfers a challenging round. Greens were immaculate. The golf carts were snappy, standard issue, no navigation, but had enough pep for the climbs carrying 2 big boys. The service throughout the day by the staff was great. Unpretentious and familiar, a noob like me didn’t feel out of place. We grabbed some food afterwards at the Tavern and it was also really great. When I asked if they preferred a cash or card tip the server replied, “it doesn’t matter the family who owns the club, (I can’t remember the name) takes good care of us” . Awesome to hear it’s also a great working environment. An affordable, excellent adventure today Well Done Kettle Brook!