Highland Falls Golf Club is fun to play and not overly long, measuring in at slightly over 6,500 yards from the back tee.

Highland Falls doesn't have many doglegs and only features water hazards on three holes of the golf course. If you hit an accurate drive, using your driver will give you a great opportunity to take advantage of this golf course. Don't be afraid to hit the ball hard here as most of the fairways are wide open and offer little resistance to a well-struck shot.

Two of the best holes on the golf course are the 17th and 18th holes. The 17th hole is a par-3 which plays 168 yards from the back tee. This is one of the three holes on the golf course that features water. There is water down the right side of the hole that must be carried if you intend on getting close to a right hand pin position. The bunker on the back left of the green will catch any shots hit left and long.

Highland Falls is a fun golf course where low handicap golfers can shoot a good score. The golf course is not terribly difficult, but accuracy off the tee is vital to shooting a good score. There are few trees but they can come into play on several holes.

Course Details

• Green Fees: $100 - $100
• Architect: Billy Casper & Greg Nash
• Layout Traditional Resort
• We Rate It: 2.5 Stars
• Overseed: Sep27-Oct10   » Maintenance Schedule
• Aerification: Aug17-18
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