Sprain Lake Golf Course

Awesome course!
Only negative mention was all the leaves, which was a challenge on the green, but also to find the ball on the fairway/semi rough.
Perhaps someone could have cleared up at least the green.

Excellent course to play in lower Westchester
Only one negative for our round. The greens, while in nice condition, were extremely slow.
A bit too much sand on them. Suppose it’s to be expected this time of year.
Overall a great course.

I really love this course, the layout and the view are amazing but the people and the staff are really unfriendly and rude, if people are in rush they shouldn't go to play bcz it isn't my fault if there is a gour of old people infront of me and they are taking their time. I wont be rude with them bcz golf is for enjoy and have a good time with friends.

We were prepared to start on time, but were delayed due to a back-up so we couldn't finish 18 holes before dark. The greens were in bad shape.

This is a great course to make as a home course, as long as you live within 15 minutes and can be flexible with your time.
The front nine is tighter and shorter, and you don't even need to hit driver. The back nine you do.
It is scenic, even though it is literally in the median of a major highway. As long as you remember that you are on the golf course and not on that highway going to work.
The only beef I would have is not the fault of the course, but the county. Selling tee times for the season books most of the morning up. The $90 you plunk down for a resident pass takes a while to pay for itself, but it is good for 3 years, and there are 6 county courses that you can play. Also the discount for playing a quick back nine first thing in the morning could be better.
The superintendent has done a great job for the amount of play and the renovations a couple of years back have set in well, as opposed to the fiasco at Maple Moor, another county course.

Sprain's in great shape except that all the greens have just been aerated {large holes}, so putting is ridiculous. I know aeration is a necessary evil, but Westchester should discount green fees for a couple of weeks.

My rating of the course will pop up after the greens have returned to normal, which at Sprain is quite good.

Course is well kept, but this week many greens were being aerated, which made putting impossible on 7 holes.

Sprain Lake is a great public golf course. Well taken care of, nice play and great scenery. Unfortunately today they were aerating the greens on the front 9 making it difficult to put. But otherwise, we had fun.

Caught a Thursday hot deal tee time on GolfNow for $35. Definitely a good deal for the money. Course was in good condition and pace of play was decent. Greens were fast and loved the GPS in the carts. Will play again.

Out of all the County Courses I feel like Sprain is the best value. The money they put into it a few years ago was well worth it.

It is the end of summer so a few of the greens are beat up from all of the wear they see, but nothing that an average golfer could not deal with

Pace of play is usually never too bad here as well.

The one note is that hole 8 is temporary closed so they have you playing back to back par 3s.

This course is challenging and scenic. The staff is first rate and the pace, excellent. I would recommend this course to anyone who likes continuity of play.

Gave sprain another chance, never again! 8th hold closed, aerating the fairways AND they canceled my reservation from golfnow because they were "overbooked" Had to pay 64 bucks for a bad course that was simply horrible! Even the restaurant ceiling was falling apart!

How do you get away with charging full price for a less than fully functional course????

Typical OVERPRICED Westchester County course! You can play LAKE ISLE for the same price and not have to give a dollar for a cart

I’ll keep it short. This is one of my favorite courses in the area. I played through 10 holes today when the ranger suddenly appeared citing rules that he refused to clarify. Needless to say I was upset, so myself and the person I was golfing with packed up and left. I would have complied if the ranger had been a bit less rude about the whole thing. My partner, who is my brother, and I are a bit younger than what these guys aren’t probably used to so maybe something about that set him off. Unfortunate, but it happens.

Sprain Lake is in excellent condition. The only complaint is that on a Saturday afternoon, with a 12 noon tee time, the round took 5 hours. On a weekday morning, when I have teed off before 9, the round takes 4 hours or 4 and a quarter.

Everything on course was in good shape. The 8th hold was closed on my last visit; they are repairing the greens which were showing signs of extreme wear when I played earlier in the season. They have a "spare" par 3 that makes up for it (if you're keeping a handicap, no fair taking that easy par 3 instead of the more challenging par 4 it replaces without an adjustment).

One nice amenity is the snack shop after the 9th hold. It's well stocked with fresh sandwiches and a good selection of drinks.

This is a fun course to play. Well placed shots are needed if you want to shoot a good score. However, the course has degraded since last year. Several fairways are under repair and looking dry and the greens were SLOW! I recently played Mohansic and Paramus and the greens were fast and true at both courses. Note to golfers, repair your divots on the putting surface, please. Hopefully the course will rebound. After your round stop for a cold beverage the AC is great and the staff are very friendly.
Going back soon.

Always fun playing Sprain Lake, but at this point in the summer the course is starting to show the ravages of wear and tear, especially greens and tee boxes.