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199 Spook Rock Rd

Suffern, NY 10901

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The no profile people complain about the greens fees, golf is an expensive sport kiddo so that being the overshadowing premise of low stars -- you'll never find true golf love and I'm sorry for your loss. I felt the fresh youngish history in the air, mountain golf just around the southern base of Harriman State Park. That's a one hour drive for mua, Triboro Bridge, Major Deegan Expressway and three podunk tolls, a lot of NYC Easter Sunday aggravation to commit to. But hear ye well -- "Totally worth it."!! Ask I walked across the practice green, clad in sanguine red polo pants, I considered all the puttts I'd have out there and scoped out a few angles taking mental notes. Most important note -- stay below the hole --. The wind blowing through the trees was swirling, I couldn't determine the prevailing direction of them which all seemed to do their swirling sweeps thirty to fifty feet above. I continued mapping out my strategy, planning my assault after bloodying my hands at the practice range. Most part 4s playing in the just under 400 yard range, wind freshening with the elevations, fairways wide enough to play aggressively, which is what I do and did and hit some beautiful towering hooks into rear flags. That was A-Glenn, then D minus Glenn took my clubs and wanted to play a little also and I watched him hit balls of wicked pull hooks 15 yards right, and slash yank pushes a few -- the other way, but scrambled desperately bumping n chipping n flipping a few in tight but for the life of me I couldn't buy a putt. Conditions were absolutely perfect,soft receptive greens, lush well manacured fairways, fluffy sand and trees without leaves, it's a great time of the year -- so go out there and play..!

As far as public golf courses go this one receives high marks from me. The course has a very interesting layout and is certainly challenging for low handicappers. One of the most important factors in evaluating a course is the condition of it. Spook Rock is very well maintained. After playing several rounds here I joined as an associate member, which provides me with a discounted greens fee and a longer window to book tee times.

Fairways are in Good conditions, rough needs maintenance. For golfnow special price of $45 with cart is ok. Regular green fee is not worth it.

Great course, challenging but playable. Jon and Chris at the Pro Shop are always friendly and helpful. Just had a Play for PINK event there and it was a huge success!! If the food was better, would give it 5 stars but seems like guy who does the food phones it in and apparently he owns 2 spear st so he could definitely do better. Would be nice to eat there more!

Course was in good shape. Greens were slow and play was painfully slow!! As we can tell it was the group in front of us. No ranger in site???? There were a few times I was going to call the clubhouse and ask for a ranger to investigate??? At the 14 hole a par 3 two of my foursome hit a second ball- an Ranger appeared and was screaming at us that we were holding up the pace of play! He was so nasty and did not want to hear anything about the group in front of us! We picked up and went to the next tee and yes we were waiting! Management at this course is poor and have ruined a great golf course! Hiring old retired police to manage their costly golf course! I am from PA and will spend my $$$ at other courses in the area! Avoid this hell hole of a golf course!!!

I am a frequent golfer and i live only 15minutes away from this gorgeous golf course. Too bad they were charging $75 yesterday,...a Wednesday in October,....as they were aerating the fairways!!! We were told not to drive on 6 holes due to the maintenance. All those pretty aeration plugs made the fairways impossible to play. And it was really nice of them to blow all the leaves off the fairways into the rough and bunkers, rather than picking them up. That way I didn't have to bother looking for the 6 balls I lost that were in the first cut. Oh, and thanks for piling the leaves up so deep in the bunkers that USGA rules state I can not remove....that was really interesting. Ok. So why no discount???? They had recently aerated the greens, yet are still charging full price,....in October!!!!!?????? Now I know why the course was deserted,....and I also won't be back. Mgmt needs to get a clue. It's a $75 course in June. In fall,...don't bother getting ripped off here.

The golf course itself is really nice...usually in great shape, fun layout. The problem is pace of play - rounds are almost always 5+ hours which is just ridiculous. The rangers don't do much to speed things up either, and it's consistently bad to the point where you question even coming back again in the future. If you get lucky and the course isn't busy then you will have a blast, otherwise be ready to spend 10 minutes on each and every tee.

The course would be fine if the fee wasn't so ridiculous. It is listed as a public course. My fiancée and I went to play 18holes....$170!!!! The guys we played w paid $22 each. If I walked into a place that had a nice clubhouse and posted their prices, it might have been easier to swallow but the woman at the desk was snippy and unwelcoming. When I went to use the bathroom (needs updating) they had the door propped open and I could hear the front desk conversation In The bathroom stalls. The starter was a great guy and friendly but we won't be back.

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The award-winning 150 acres, par 72 spook rock golf course, is located in the village of montebello in the town of ramapo..

Spook Rock Road derived its name from Native American lore and the course followed suit with its intriguing name as well. Designed and constructed by Frank Duane, the course opened the front nine in 1969 and the full eighteen in 1970.

It is situated on the former site of Kane’s Open, the first Boy Scout Camp in the United States.

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The course is in good condition. There were some wet spots but it's not bad at all considering the amount of water we had from IRENE. The greens run a little slow, huge and NOT FLAT AT ALL. Very hard greens to putt if you end up on the spot. It has fairways are okay. Some are very narrow. Make sure to bring extra golf balls if you're not straight off the tee box. Overall, I like the course. Should be a good course either low and high handicappers.

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They have water coolers all over the course and they also have a beverage cart going around.

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After reading reviews on this site, I was expecting more out of Spook Rock. The layout is okay, but the fairways are in TERRIBLE shape. I had to roll over every ball just to make it fair. My huge complaint is with the raincheck policy...after 8 holes it started to pour (I mean hard). I was told I couldn't get a raincheck for the back nine unless the course was officially closed. What a joke, this is not common practice, the course was clearly unplayable. My only conclusion is that they have no problem filling tee times, as I'll never be back to this rather average course. Bad management experience aside, I'm surprised this course rates as well as it does. Disclosure--I'm a 30 year old guy with a about a 12 handicap. Cheers.

strong sand traps defending each approach to the green made a strong short game a must, fairways were wide enough that me being a second year golfer hit aroun 40%.

Being a non-resident 16 yr old, the 41$ greens fee was a bit steep, but after playing the round, im considering moving to rockland county.

Traveling all the way from buffalo stayiung with family in suffern, playing this course in only my second year playing seriously, this course proved a challenge, as the scorecard stated clearly, this was one of the top 25 public golf courses in america, plenty of sand, and just enough water to keep you on you toes.the scenery surrounding the beautifule 6800 yard stretch was enough for the greens fee, but the play made it worth it all the way

visited the pro-shop to get a glove, and the service was great, turns out i had been using the wrong size glove for a year.

restaurant service was more than friendly

Fair pin placement make it fun, but don't get suckered in by those tucked behind the traps.

Too many leaves all over the course. Muddy tee boxes, fairways and bunkers.

You want challenging fall golf. Here it is. Thought you'd have an easy day teeing it up on the whites? Wrong! Keep it in the fairway or bring your leaf blower. Keep the flight low or you'll see less roll than bowling uphill.

-Classic design -Excellent condition -Nice greens

-Expensive for the area -Difficult to get tee times

This is a course that has been consistently listed in Golf Digest's Top 100 U.S. Public Courses. I have only played the course now, three times, but would have to agree. The course rolls through a very mature, wooded expanse. The layout is classic in design and is as fair to the novice as it is challenging to the more accomplished player. The tee boxes are all level and very well maintained. The fairways are absolutely pristine. The greens are shaved low, providing some slick putting. They're on the fast side and roll pure and true. The rough is kept at a very playable height of about 2-3 inches but is very thick, however. It's always best to keep it in the fairway here. Greens fees are $45 for non-residents and only $18 for residents (gas cart extra). Based on the quality and the bargain, I certainly wish I were a resident! No need to ride here, really. The course is a nice walking course with no severe uphill climbs. Gas carts are relegated to paths only, therefore the player ends up walking a large part of the day anyway. Overall, a very satisfying golf experience. The course just seems so natural in its design, lumbering through the wooded highlands of Suffern, NY. Rockland only has four public courses in the entire County. I, for one, am thankful that such a resounding gem happens to be one of them. A recommended stop to any passing travelling golfers!

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A great course for the locals.  Kept clean and the pace of play is usually pretty quick. The signature 13 th hole par 3 over the water gives you a 17 th at TPC Sawgrass feel, but of course, nowhere near the difficulty.  A chipping green and a putting green accompany their 30 pad multi green driving range.  Woods and trees engulf the course, so bring a few extra sleeves of balls. The course measures 6,894 from the Blue Tees and has a course rating of 72.7 with a slope rating of 127 on Bent grass.  Seven holes feature water hazards and there are over 55 sand bunkers, perimeter out of bounds, streams and gently sloping greens. This 150 acre layout has four separate sets of teeing areas, offers a challenge to golfers of all ability.

Designed by Francis J. Duane, ASGCA, and it opened in 1969.

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