Hudson National Golf Club Course Review

The Hudson National Golf Club was founded in 1994 and it wears the signature of the famous architect Tom Fazio. Featuring 6955 yards of golf from its longest tees for a 70 par, the golf course sits on a magnificent piece of real estate in Croton on Hudson, New York State, offering its visitors breathtaking views of the Hudson River, a classic layout/routing and an overall stunning visual experience. Keep in mind that the Hudson National Golf Club is a private facility, available for its members and their guest only. Also, what were dealing with here is a walking-only golf course, with caddies provided though. In terms of pedigree, the golf course at Hudson National Golf Club was ranked 90th in 2013-2014 Golf Digests Top 100 Greatest Courses in the USA and also 12th in its home state (New York that is).

The main selling points of the Hudson National Golf Club are the golf courses elevation changes and the epic views, which definitely add to the mystique of the resort. Also, the artistic feel and the challenges will make for a once in a life time experience while playing here, the Hudson National Golf Clubs golf course being one of Tom Fazio best works ever. Everything is superlative here, ranging from the variety of colors offered by the grasses, trees and fescue to the shapes of the bunkers. The extraordinary layout of the Hudson National Golf Club spreads over more than two hundred acres of hilly terrain, featuring a wide range of holes, scenic views, playability and superb overall aesthetics. The grooming of the greens and fairways is impeccable at all times and the staff is friendly and gracious. The Hudson National Golf Club is basically everything youd expect and desire for in a top-notch resort, with a beautiful club-house which matches the gorgeous surroundings and the best part about this club is arguably that its a walking-only facility, i.e. no carts, just the best caddies in the world.