Beautiful challenging greens in perfect condition after a round of golf the club house is a must.

Played Dunwoodie today and found it to be in great shape, fairways and greens are well taken care of and beautiful. It's a challenging course due to the fairways being pretty straight, hilly and just enough bunkers (sand). If you slice or hook you'll be in a little trouble. Great course for beginners or average players like myself. The course also offers putting, chipping green and a nice driving range. If you're looking for a local course in lower Westchester play Dunwoodie you won't be disappointed and there's a nice view of Manhattan on the 18th hole. In addition it's a great place to host an event or party with a nice banquet room and outside patio. I base my reviews on convenience of location and price. May 17, 2023-played a round today and enjoyed the condition of the course and the friendly staff. May 24- course is in nice shape and pleasure to play.

Yowsers! This course is not for the faint of heart. Felt like wherever I was at after teeing off, one would most likely have some sort of uneven lie heading towards the green on basically all the holes... so, feel like ya need a challenge? Then this is the course. Course conditions were fine. As expected, tee boxes are beaten up. Fairways are ok. Putting greens were good, so, the overall feel for the course was a positive one! (Forgot to mentioned, motorized golf carts are in good working condition, with a gps screen provided... nice touch!).

Shorter but creatively challenging course (more my speed). I was pleasantly surprised by how well kept and designed this course is, especially impressed how they manage to keep the leaves off of all of the playing areas during the Fall season (makes finding balls much easier). Staffers are very nice, professional, and courteous. Rate of play was quick, no waiting or being rushed. Overall, I had an excellent experience.

Dunwoodie Golf Course has a little more personality than your average muni, mainly because of the elevation changes. You’re hitting a lot of uneven lies, and it keeps you engaged the whole round. The front nine has some tighter, more straightforward holes, but the back opens up a bit and gives you chances to be aggressive if you’re driving it well. Condition-wise, it can be a bit inconsistent depending on the time of year, but the greens are usually the highlight—they’ve got some slope, and if they’re rolling with any speed, you’ve got to be on the right tier or you’re grinding for par. It’s not overly long, but it doesn’t feel easy either. You actually have to think your way around, especially if you’re trying to go low. It’s one of those courses where a couple loose swings can stack bogeys fast.