Visiting one of my best friends in NYC so we decided to play a Sunday morning 630 slot. Great layout and well maintained course, really dangerous rough due to how thick the grass is (good luck finding your ball) but overall great Parkland circuit to appreciate both the game and the history behind it. Thanks for having me.

Solid course with a fun and challenging layout. Mostly tight par 4s but some nice Pars 3s and a couple long Par 5s that provide some variety and let you utilize the full bag. A bit on the pricey side in my opinion for a public course but it’s NYC so to be expected. Condition is decent and not too many complaints for a public course Greens were quite hairy and slow when I played but well maintained and smooth which is more important to me anyway. Clubhouse staff is cool and starter/ranger is nice.

Better than I thought it would be. Plenty of trails and seclusion. People were just being decent with activities, fishing, parties and going about there business. I haven't been to central park in a while, but, this really tops my last experience there. The only bad were the young guys in there electric bikes. But, I guess that is life in the city now. Go enjoy some V.C park.

Challenging and narrow course with rich history. Babe Ruth’s locker is still in the clubhouse! All in all, the fairways were in solid condition and rough was moderately thick. Greens were in good condition, although very slow with a ton of unfixed divots. My only real gripe was the tee boxes and pace of play. Many of the tee boxes were bare (see photo). There was a ranger on hole 1 but they should patrol the course to keep play moving.

I played Van Cortlandt while visiting New York and loved it. You can feel it's an older course, hard to explain how but it has that older vibe. Very pretty. Keeping your drives in the fairway is a must as trees line every hole. I really enjoyed this course and would love to play again if the opportunity arises.