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For a course thats not private, they keep this place in private country club like conditions and are constantly improving it. Great layout, fairways and greens. The only bad thing about the whole place is the putting green and range. Challenging course with lots of water and sand.

The holes you see from the road make the course look wide open and not that great, then once you get away from the clubhouse the place changes and gets tight and tree lined. Good variety in holes, pretty fun course to play. Kept up pretty well.

Great conditions like all the courses at the casino, but a par three course you can play with a cart really fast and practice. Lots of sand, good variation in distances. For $20 its great.

The place did a real 180 from the conditions it was in earlier in the year, its in very good shape right now. Pleasantly surprised how the fairways looked with the drought, they have been watering them a lot and they look great. Greens were in good shape, a little slower than other years. Overall very well maintained.

redesigned holes are nice, the rest isnt that great. Wear a helmet, the caliber of player here is not very good and balls fly all over the place.

3 years ago the place looked the best I can remember it. Not sure what changed but its been steadily declining ever since. Its unfortunate because its a fun place to play but its pretty much unplayable in the current conditions. Tee's have pretty much no grass left and aren't maintained at all, greens have ant holes all over them and burn spots, bunkers are just full old mud and weeds and some type of weird granular sand thats like little rocks that ive never seen on another course. Even though they have sprinklers i dont think they are watering the fairways because they are hard and dying. Its sad really, I know we havent got much rain but no other course around looks like this place.

One of my favorite courses around. Its private but if you have the opportunity to play it in a tournament or something, go for it. Great layout, great conditions, lots of sand.

Burnt out greens, poor conditions. Slow pace of play because a lot of par 3's and not very good players. Not really a reason to go back.

Course is a par 3, fun layout, good for kids. Not the best for practice for a real course because the greens are cut long and are slow. Range is very nice and has good quality range balls

Shenendoah is just a fun challenge. Not as hard as Kaluyhat, a little more open and you can use the driver more. Excellent condtitions as always. Courteous staff, seemed like they were doing all the covid precautions seriously. Certianly worth playing a few times a year as a treat.

They have a lot of deals for this place and pictures of it looked nice... but its not. Burnt out, dry, greens in rough shape etc. Not worth it even for the $15 you can get it for sometimes, the place is a hot mess. We got a good laugh at the fairway bunkers though... hard to describe but they are like not cut into the grass, like they just had a bad area of grass so they just shoveled a bunch of sand into the fairway.

Right along the lake. Its private, so play when you can. Really well kept. Nice greens. Fun place to relax after your round with a beer by the water.

Really nice and difficult course. Its pretty tight. New owners are making it nice again. Greens and fairways are well maintained.

Conditions are not that good, burnt out, no irrigation. Greens are decent though except some spots. Tough to score good with no par 5's. Carts are real old. The par threes are pretty good and tough. I dont know, kind of like an old man golf course. Also... not designed by Robert Trent Jones like it says on here....

$48 to play this place and they werent mowing the rough because of "staff issues with coronavirus" ok... It was 10-12 inches high in some spots... good luck finding your ball... also were not taking any of the recommended safety protocols. Greens were in decent shape, slower than normal though.

Nice place, worth a trip. Well maintained and beautiful place to play in the fall.

Yes, its expensive for a course in upstate NY, but where else can you play where the PGA has played? Its worth it! Conditions were excellent, the course is fun to play, not super hard like you might think. It will be a one time a year thing for me from now on.

The place gets packed for some reason, even though theres lots of better courses in the area. Conditions arent very good, lots of burnt out spots. Kinda boring back and forth holes, and you feels like you need to wear a helmet cause its busy with not very good golfers. Greens were kept up well.

Fun course to play, some tight holes but a lot are wide open. They keep the greens in good condition. Gets VERY wet in the spring and when it rains and then gets really dry in the summer, burning out fairways. Nice bar to hang out at and the food is good.

Played a tournament there recently, I hadn't been there in a while and heard the new owners turned it around. Most of the place is in decent shape, but they are by far the worst tee's Ive ever seen. Some have more dirt then grass, holes everywhere that arent filled in and it doesnt seem like they are seeding them at all. Several we not mowed low at all either. Someone would be fired if I owned the place. They also are not level at all, so it makes your tee shots tough. They have 3 or 4 tees per hole and just need to close them off and redo them, they are a real turn off for what could be a great course. Other then that its a great layout and fun, greens are tough and fast, but have spots and damage in some areas. Im just not sure they realize you can purchase grass seed and plant it it to grow new grass....