Well I played from the tips, and it’s my own fault, but gosh darn and heck, what a beautiful course, amazing elevation changes, terrific hazards and I’m really really great shape. Be wars of the electric gps controlled golf carts and the cert paths could use some love, but, I should have walked, so can’t deduct any cheddar from this review. Also, ALSO, the golf range is premium. Like ultra. Go just for the range tbh.

Attended a wedding at Harbor Links Golf Course and was absolutely blown away. Beyond the breathtaking views and impeccably maintained grounds, the entire event was pure magic. The cocktail hour was unlike anything I’ve experienced complete with a champagne cart and martini bars that added such a fun and elegant touch. The food was Next level. The filet mignon was cooked to perfection, easily one of the best meals I’ve ever had at an event. And the entertainment by Kim Sozzi Creations kept the energy high and the dance floor packed all night. Harbor Links truly delivered an unforgettable experience. I’m already dreaming of hosting my own event here someday!

One of the best courses in the NYCish area and the lower/executive course is a great addition for beginners and pros alike. The new range is amazing, screens showing distances at every bay and only $17 for a large bucket of balls.

There are so many things right about this golf course. Especially if you live in the city. It’s relatively easy to get to, it’s well-maintained and it’s a nice mix of challenging in some places and forgiving in others. The range is also top-tier with its tech offering. I felt compelled to leave a review because of the delivery robots. Not a joke! Instead of a beverage cart with ice cold drinks and an attendant, you get a robot that brings you warm beverages at a premium cost. The delivery robots are all over the course and I realize it may sound hyperbolic when I say this, but truly, it feels a bit menacing for a setting that has always been so human and naturalistic - serving that feeling of escapism - to suddenly be invaded by the kind of disruptive technology that no one asked for. For about the first five minutes you see them out and about, it’s funny. You see them struggling to get around the golf course and continuing towards you even as you’re trying to focus on your swing. We’ve all seen the videos of them crashing into bus stops. It’s humorous. Then you keep playing and you realize that you don’t want to be thinking about them at all. There are so many reasons I would come back to this golf course. But nowhere else I play do I have to encounter delivery robots. So I’ll be playing elsewhere and yes, if you want to call me a boomer for holding something so seemingly trivial against this place, feel free. I just don’t care for it and it’s a shame given how much else they get right. Oh, and if they could put some water stations on the golf course, that would be great.

Very nice course that was in fantastic shape. Would have given 5 stars but a ranger came out and gave us a speed of play warning. We were told that two holes in front of us were open, but we told him we had a hole and a half behind us open. We were not holding up anyone. He said that don't matter. By the way we played in four hours and twenty minutes slow.