It’s a beautiful course but the layout is a bit confusing. Getting from hole to hole is more challenging than it should be, they need to add more signs and markers. There are also now two holes / flags on each green, so that if you want to play 18, you can play the different pin locations. I probably would feel slighted if I paid the heavy greens fees for 18, just to play the same holes again. Staff was very helpful and it’s a super nice and well maintained course. Worth trying out, just make sure you grab a map.

First King Collins track and was blown away. Super playable off the tee but the greens are diabolical. Course has matured really well. Staff are top notch. Get up here.

It’s a beautiful course but 4.9 is very unrealistic. At 90 dollars for 9 holes I expect a few things- yardage markers for starters! No hole markers on the course or GPS is already a stark difference to nice courses but very very few markers makes for a frustrating round. Secondly, the layout is extremely confusing. Having to hit over the folks on the practice putting green is an absolute no and 2 shared greens on 9 holes is… eh. Gorgeous place, well kept otherwise it would get 2 or 3 stars for the price. Sorry!

This could clearly be an amazing track and in most photos here it appears to be. However, this past weekend my group had a much different experience than we expected. The fairways are fallow, though look healthy in comparison to the tee boxes — which best resemble the set of a film taking place during the dust bowl. I am sure they’ll get the course back in shape, but it is disappointing at the moment.

This is a hidden gem in the northeast. The King Collins design is unlike any other 9-hole course you’ll find in Upstate NY. The undulating greens ensure you’ll be challenged from start to finish round after round. Highly recommend playing. The staff were incredible as well.