Very good food very elegant place and really well kept of the little bit I got to see. Friends of mine played a duet there tonight and will be playing a full gig for 2 dates in July and 2 dates in August. All 4 on Friday night so keep an eye out for SEEING RED BAND.

So happy to have had my husband’s 60th Birthday at Harrison Meadows. The crowd we had raved about the party and how great the food was. Visually the room looked fabulous with the food stations and their presentation. Jodi and the crew were great to work with and the servers were so polite and accommodating. I was told by more than one guest that they would love to have an event there because they were so impressed. Looking forward to holding or attending other events there in the future!

Every time I have had the opportunity to visit Harrison Meadows I’ve been so impressed. The pool is very popular and busy, yet is run with strict standards and safety protocols. The events I’ve attended (happy hour and a birthday party) were well run and super fun. Tennis is always busy and even has a divorce tennis group, lol. Harrison residents are very fortunate to have this 5 star club in their town!

Beautiful location with a delicious lunch. The servers are very attentive and quick. The food is fresh and very tasty. My only dislike, is that many times the dining room is empty (we go for early Sunday brunch at 11) and they always cram the people in one little corner of the dining room. I understand this is to make it easier for the serves, but some of us go early to avoid the crowds. We would prefer a little more space since we have a toddler and there is a lot of getting up from and walking around the table. Maybe next time we will ask to be a bit away from the few other sitted tables. But all on all, I highly recommend it for Sunday brunch.

I’ve been playing at Harrison Meadows for years, but the direction this course is heading in is disappointing. Prices for a round have steadily increased, and now it’s $200 for a weekend round with a cart—which is outrageous compared to other courses in the area. What’s even more surprising is that tee times are consistently wide open on weekends, so the demand clearly doesn’t justify the price. It feels like they’re slowly trying to push the course toward being member-only or just for Harrison residents. But even as a Harrison resident myself, I was recently denied the ability to buy a bucket of balls and use the completely empty range simply because I didn’t have a tee time or a membership. Between the skyrocketing rates and the overly restrictive policies, it’s hard to see the value here anymore. There are plenty of nearby courses offering a much better experience at a fairer price.