Harbor Lights Golf & Country Club

The course was fun and in good condition, but most par 4s are drivable (more like long par 3s), and the layout is very simple. It’s excellent practice course and it is a good price for the area, but don’t expect to take out your driver at any point.

Good course for someone learning. Not long at all, so waiting between holes. Groups are waiting for greens to clear on some par 4s. If no where to be it's a fun easy course to just get out n play.

Harbor Lights is a great place to get in some practice play, or to have a fun, casual day with friends. Course runs short and narrow for the most part, the exception being the two 5’s that bookend the sides of the 9 hole course.

It can get muddy in certain spots, but if you go after a few straight days of sun, you won’t plug your ball. Greens have some challenging slopes that make distance putts fun.

The tiki bar with views of Greenwich Bay is fun after the round.

Course grass over grown and very thick. If you missed the green or fairway grab another ball, you will probably never find it. Was a long wait at the 1st/10nth tee no starter to monitor and speed up pace of play. When I ask the pro shop personnel they said it’s a holiday that why it was slow. I would have left if a didn’t already pay for 18 holes. I won’t go back unless every other course is booked.

Course was in excellent shape. Greens rolled well although a few of them needed to be blown off from tree debris. All the challenges you can find Great food and drinks after

Although plywood was laid out in spots the course desperately needs gravel (or something more permanent) to accommodate carts.

Will never come back 3 hours to play 9 holes. I paired for 18. Was told I should have knows a senior league was in front of me. How would I know if I wasn’t told. They said this happens a lot. Then you shouldn’t be booking slots if your going to have a bunch of people waiting. We had 4 groups waiting to tee off and all of us could finish before the people in front finished a hole.

Only booked a round because it was affordable and a nice day. Been here twice before and it was some of the slowest rounds ever for a glorified executive course. Had to leave after 9 after paying for 18 because we were on course for a 5 hour round on a Tuesday afternoon! It wasn't even crowded. I saw an 8 some playing. Was stuck behind 2 4-somes of father's with their 12 year old kids who were literally holding up tee boxes for 10 minutes at a time for no reason. Rediculous amounts of Dilly dallying. Gotta keep your head on a swivel here because it's amateur hour and people are too embarrassed to yell fore. If they do yell fore, they don't specify a direction so you have no clue where it's going. Everytime I play here there is such a lack of course etiquette from multiple parties on the course. KEEP IT MOVING. besides that the course is wet and not special. On a random Tuesday it should not take over 5 hours to play 18 holes on a course that is probably under 5000 yards for 18. Gimme a break. Forget this course.

Overlook the marina. Few out and back holes with a loop at the end. Morning sprinklers were pretty easy to time up and navigate

Quick 9 hole, walked alone in 1:30. Couple tough holes, greens in great shape.

The greens were in great shape and the staff very friendly