Executive at Hog Neck Golf Course

Myself and many senior golfers play your course frequently. This course is a challenging, fun place to play and the staff is very friendly.

Course was very nice. However, the cart path needs upgrading.

Hog Neck is consistently in good to great shape at any point in the year. The fairways are tight but just fluffy enough to not be intimidating, and the greens generally roll fast-ish but true.

The front 9 has the traditional open Parkland style that you can find on most older courses in the area (Hoopers, Green Hill, Prospect Bay, etc), but the back 9 gets tighter and more technical. Long hitters will have some forced layups, but it keeps the round challenging.

The staff have always been friendly, but if you expect VIP treatment, keep in mind that these are County employees, not your servants.

My only complaint is that the range needs more targets within 150yds to practice approach shots, but thats the case with most courses.

Great course. Great staff. Great amenities. Love it here

The driving range could be better/great if they let you hit off the grass not the old mat turf! The staff needs to be nicer and smile .

Course play was horrible due to a tournament that took place in the morning, also the cups were very ragged, Probably won;t play there again

All in all, it was a great day but had a foursome in front of us, slow slow slow, it took over 5 hours to play. other than that, Fantastic!

I have been traveling to Easton , to play Hog Neck for over 45 years. And up until last year, my friend and I always played back tees. That is a brutal test of golf. So we still enjoy the course, but now we play one more tee box forward. I am 72 and my friend is 65.