While not perfect, Galloping Hill is one of the better public layouts and values in the greater NYC area and is worth a play with its hilly topography and strong challenge for better golfers. … More Review: Galloping Hill Golf Course
Featuring world-class facilities and amenities, the exclusive and tranquil Golf Club at Briar’s Creek also possesses a fantastic low-country golf course that just might be Rees Jones’ best original work. If you’re able to access it, this is definitely a course to play for all those traveling to Kiawah/Charleston. … More Review: The Golf Club at Briar’s Creek
Designer: Rees Jones/Steve Weisser (2001) Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts History: Opened in 2001, this Rees Jones design shares a clubhouse with another highly-regarded course designed by Jack Nicklaus. The two courses at Pinehills are neck-and-neck in the rankings, with the Jones Course receiving the following accolade: #55 Best Course in Massachusetts – Top100golfcourses.com (2024) Conditions: 8/10, this course … More Review: Pinehills Golf Club (Jones Course)
Although conditioning and aesthetics are very strong, Lake of Isles South’s design fails to deliver and is a perfect example of the overly penal golf architecture that plagued the early 2000’s. Certainly play this course if you get the opportunity, but don’t be surprised if your score suffers with all these forced carries and hazards. … More Review: Lake of Isles (South Course)
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