Overpeck Golf Course

If your local and can take advantage of the yearly resident pass this is not a bad place. If you have friends visiting, you might want to take them elsewhere as the price for non residents are quite high and not worth it. I have mostly visited on weekdays and its is not too crowded. Good course to brush up on your skills.

Not the best customer service but eh… It’ll do when we don’t wanna travel too far. Definitely could use a facelift– especially the bathroom. Otherwise, open it up to make some extra cash by using it as a haunted house. Nothing special about the place but there is ample parking spots nearby.

County resident for over 20 years … Best conditions I seen in a long while. Ball marks are almost nonexistent !!! Fairways plush, greens great. Tee off 11 AM. Done by 3 !!! Matter of fact, not to many rounds over 4 ½ hours in last few years… tee times early still tough to get on weekends but I don’t like early anyway …

The course is what it is (decent but not worth paying for greens fees) but the people here are awful the groups are right on top of each other and you have to wait to hit every shot all day and the people working behind the desk are morons and rude

Thus course is systemic problem. Rude and blunt old guys seemingly in their sixties or upper don’t seem to be knowing what they are doing. Some of these guys sitting over the ticket counter are adamant about collecting the stupid three dollar reservation fee from walk-​in customers by directing them to book now and come back in about an hour or two while there are still a couple of three sum groups (absolutely random) are spotted teeing off at the time around. They even don’t check the board how many there are in the waiting list.

It’s a shame this course is so bad. On weekends the slow pace will force you to be out there for 6 hours to play 18. Your tee time, if you’re lucky enough to get one, never starts on time. The clubhouse is lame and this is the only course I’ve even been on that your ball can get lost in the geese poop. Ok maybe that’s an exaggeration but there are geese and their poop everywhere. I’d rather pay the extra bucks and go to Emerson or Paramus.

The busiest of the Bergen County municipal courses makes Overpeck difficult to get onto without an hour or so wait. Bergen County residents joining the golf club can reserve tee times, but even that isn’t easy.
The course itself is flat and easy to walk. Water hazards are throughout, with 10 or so water carries. Players progress through the parking lot between 11 and 12; so many regulars stash drinks and/​or a snack in their car to pick up mid round.
The negatives are… The high traffic takes it’s toll on the course. Replacing divots, and fixing ball marks on the greens don’t seem to be something many Overpeckians partake in… And several holes are very close to Route 95/​80, so the noise can be amazingly high in some places.