Casperkill is a well-maintained course with an excellent Robert Trent Jones layout. I always liken the course a bit to a Bethpage-style design (particularly BP Green), with its numerous elevated tees and greens. You will face plenty of shots that test your ability as a golfer, and although I wouldn't call it a difficult course, I would not recommend it for beginners either. Most holes offer a bailout option on tee shots or approaches, but a few, such as the uphill par 4 #9, demand specific shot shapes. My three favorite aspects of Casperkill are the greens, the tees, and the price. The greens are generally pacey and true. If you can adjust to the speed, you will be rewarded. The tees will tempt you into pulling driver when you would be better suited with a 3wood, hybrid, or long iron in your hand; there is a risk-reward prospect on many holes, even beyond the par 5s. The pricing is quite fair, definitely one of the better values in the Mid Hudson Valley. The course also has a good practice facility between its range, putting green, and chipping area.

Pleasantly surprised by the layout and quality of this course. Although some of the tee boxes can make the course feel tight, there is always a bail out option and the landing zones are bigger than they appear from the tee. Some say the greens are slow but they weren’t too shaggy when I played. Also, it’s cool to think about the history of this course and all the IBM employees rocking their 70’s and 80’s golf attire during the course’s heyday.

Great place to practice on range/green/chipping green. The course is also nice and almost never stuck behind slow groups.

Great course, very fun but challenging holes with greens to match. Can't wait to go back

Great times had by many. Went on an open mic night. Pretty decent local talent showed up. I didn't play the course this time, but I have played it before and enjoyed it. Thought it was a decent challenge.