Public · 27 Holes

Centennial Golf Club

185 John Simpson Road, Carmel, New York

PublicMembership
27Holes
Larry NelsonCourse Designer
4.3324 Reviews
Carmel, NYLocation
1Listings

The Club

About Centennial Golf Club

Centennial Golf Club in Carmel, New York, offers a 27-hole championship course designed by World Golf Hall of Fame member Larry Nelson. The course is set on 340 acres of rolling hills, ponds, and natural rock outcroppings, providing breathtaking views and a layout naturally suited to golf. As a Troon Golf-managed facility, Centennial Golf Club...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Reception Hall
Event Space
Changing Room

Real Estate

Listings at Centennial Golf Club

Reviews

What People Say

4.3/5
Google · 324 reviews
In summary

Centennial Golf Club is praised for its scenic views, challenging layout, and well-maintained fairways and greens, making it a favorite for many golfers in the region. The staff is frequently highlighted for their helpfulness and professionalism, and the clubhouse and practice facilities receive positive remarks. However, some visitors express concerns about the high cost relative to the course's condition, noting issues with tee boxes, outdated carts, and occasional slow pace of play.

a year ago
Played one of my last rounds of golf this year here at Centennial. It's a beautiful course with a wonderful layout (difficult) at times but worth it. The fairways were in great shape as always. The greens were nice and well kept. Tee boxes are little beat up, but the season is winding down. Great lounge and nice pro shop. The staff is always great and very helpful. The views are some of the best in the area.
— Vin B
7 months ago
Played Lakes/Meadows. Great looking course, hills and views. Good shape fairways and greens. Tee boxes needed help. Now, for $170 it is not worth it. Go somewhere else. Old gas carts, no GPS on them. Slow as they can be as well. No half way bathrooms, no water stations either. $65 on rentals is absurd, old Callaway Rogue, cracked Driver.
— sebtarta
4 years ago
Pace of Play: Double Bogey Late morning tee time on a Sunday. Paid $135 each for Lake/Fairway and a small bucket of range balls. Teed off on time and after a 3 hour front 9, one of the staff come by and tells us we have been moved to Meadows for the back 9. Back 9 took 2.5 hours. Total of 5.5 hours is not what I'm expecting when I pay for $100+ green fee. Course conditions: Par Like most reviews state these are basically municipal type tee boxes that look like patchy first cut. Fairways were hairy. Greens rolled okay. Bunkers were typical municipal type, lacking sand and not raked in the morn…
— K K
a year ago
We had our wedding here. It was perfect. Annie was so helpful and always willing to help us. Wonderful venue. Staff was delightful and friendly. Food was yummy. Thank you!
— Nicole Estelle
3 weeks ago
Very fun golf course, bit tough course though
— Terry Sun
4 years ago
Hands down the most scenic public course that I’ve ever played on. Absolutely love playing here. The facilities and clubhouse are great, and the staff is always super friendly. Would absolutely recommend Centennial to anyone in the region.
— Ben Ratner
a year ago
Recently celebrated my daughter’s graduation. Annie is amazing and helped me through everything. The pavilion was beautiful and set up was amazing. The food was delicious and the guest repeatedly mentioned what a beautiful party. Cake was also amazing. Totally recommend booking your next party here.
— JOSEPHINE ROSADO
a year ago
I photographed a wedding here and it’s perfect for a small wedding. The venue has a great view of the sunset and guests loved the outdoor fire pits.
— Tara Kearsing
a year ago
Played Meadows and Lakes. Great public course for a day trip in the tri state area. Matt was very helpful at check in.
— Andrew Gruseke
Edited 2 years ago
The best practice area in the region. The driving range is on grass on Friday and the weekends. Golf is expensive compared to other public courses, but there are three nine hole courses, so there is variety.
— Terence Finn
5 years ago
Played 11/6 mid day. Arrival was muted, there is no staff any where in sight and not a lot of direction where to go if you’re first timer. I make my way into the pro shop, check in for my group, the young man behind the counter could not have been more indifferent and aloof. No eye contact or even notion of being remotely welcoming. Mind you it wasn’t that busy. I pay with my credit card only to have it dismissively tossed back to me on the counter fee even though my hand was stretched out. No carts ready for whatever reason, so have to lug bag to practice green and back to range. Even though…
— Paul Kim
a year ago
Place is in absolutely horrible condition. For over $100 a round I don't expect to have to walk through swamps on every hole. If the course can not properly drain than close until conditions improve. Had a 4some drive over 2 hours to play to say we are disappointed would be an understatement. Will not be back.
— John Cerulli

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