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I was cautious due to several negative reviews that I read. I found none of the complaints during my round. Rolling Oaks is a short course that allows you practice on your short game. Several times I played from a neighboring fairway but as I said, it was a good time to straighten out my short game. The staff was friendly. The carts available and considering a beautiful Indian Summer Saturday the pace of play was not bad at all.

Great course. I played here on a Saturday afternoon and the round was close to five hours which is expected. There was a Marshall present on the course and all the staff I encountered were pleasant. The course has some challenging holes. Compared to the city courses this course was in great shape. I would play here again.

Just a short drive over the bridge to experience Split Rock and Pelham. The course is in good shape for October. Pace of play is what you expect on a NYC course on a sunny weekend day.

A rare warm winter day was perfect for a round of golf. Despite heavy rain the week prior to playing, the course was in good shape. A combination of longer holes and challenging greens makes this course fun to play over and over again.

I like Kissena Park Golf Course. It’s a shorter course with many challenges. Lots of hills and elevated greens. The views are amazing. Stop to enjoy the Manhattan skyline at the 10th hole. And a big plus for city courses, free parking.

Kissena is a short but challenging course. A hilly course offering vistas from almost every angle. The fairways are tight and the greens a challenge. The staff is pleasant and even the snack bar offered good food and beer for a decent price. One of my favorite Golf NYC courses.