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This place is far from perfect but it’s a extremely enjoyable golf course. You can tell that at one time it was really top notch. I can tell you that the greens tees and fairways are good condition…. Looks like there were water features that are now dry.

Cart path only because of a heavy rain the day before was not easy.... and the cart paths were wet land friendly but not golfer friendly.. So despite the cart situation... this was an incredible golf course and experience. I Played with my 83 yr old father(25 handicap) and my 22 year old son (2 handicap). I am a 10 handicap. We played three separate tees that were perfect for our games. Tees, fairways and greens were in perfect shape.

Love Donald Ross and found Buck Hill years ago. I play at least 5 times a year. I am never disappointed playing any of the 18 hole configurations scheduled amongst the 27 holes. Robert White designed the first 9 holes before Donald built another 18 in 1922. View are spectacular and course is pristine.

not that I heard anything bad about McCullough but didn't think the nj flat lands could possibly have an Irish/Scottish feel but it did. I have played 4 courses in Ireland including Lahinch which I felt the most similarity. Some blind shots but plenty of room to hit it off the tee.. Greens were incredible along with tees and fairways. I want to play again now that I know the course.

Facility is beautiful.... Staff is friendly.... Course is in great shape and the views are spectacular..... AND The course is hard. No question about it.... VERY difficult. There are more blind shots than not on Drives and approach shots. Many golfers would look at this as a great layout because its like none you've ever seen. The Club at Morgan HILL is built on the most hilly piece of earth ever to have a golf course which creates great views but extremely difficult conditions to score. It's a once every few years experience for me. Not recommended for faint of heart but if you like a challenge... Club at Morgan Hill is for you.

The Monster is very different for the fact of where it is. It's in the middle of a defunct Catskill resort. Weird to get to and weirder checking in because you must drive to proshop, check in and then drive to the first tee where you are given a cart. Once you are on the course there is nothing strange and it's a real test but not unfair. Close to 7,700 yards but all the holes have ample room to hit. Loved the course and plan on going back to try it again.

The first impression is great. A nice looking clubhouse and great drop off area with practice green and driving range. We arrived about 2:40PM for a 3:04PM tee time on a Monday in early August. I checked-in at Pro Shop and the starter said we could go right off.

The tee boxes, fairways and greens are among the largest that I have ever seen and certainly the largest in South Jersey. You could hit Driver on All the par 4s and 5s. Layout was fun and different on every hole

The course condition was not perfect but playable. The tees, fairways and greens were a little spongy and there were areas on every hole that were bad and maybe not maintained as well as it should be.

It would make sense because this course was one that I wanted to play but didn't want to spend the money for a few years ago. Business is down and the rates are down. Which means that conditions are down.