Hawley Golf and Country Club

Frequently Asked Questions

When's the best time to experience Hawley's unique charm and avoid the crowds?

We always recommend visiting Hawley in late spring or early fall; the course is in pristine condition, and the weather is ideal for walking. You'll find fewer crowds on weekday mornings, giving you a more relaxed round to truly appreciate the tree-lined fairways.

What's the real challenge at Hawley Golf and Country Club that I should prepare for?

Don't let the scenic beauty distract you-Hawley's greens are notoriously tricky, often featuring subtle undulations that can send your ball astray if you're not careful. We always advise taking an extra practice putt on the first green to get a feel for their speed and breaks.

Is Hawley just about golf, or is there a good clubhouse experience too?

While the course is fantastic, you absolutely must try the 'Hawley Burger' at the 19th Hole-it's a local legend and the perfect reward after a challenging round. The clubhouse itself has a classic, welcoming vibe, perfect for recounting your birdies (and bogeys) with friends.

How accessible is Hawley for a visiting golfer, and what should I expect to pay?

Hawley operates as a semi-private club, meaning public tee times are available, but we recommend booking well in advance, especially for weekend mornings. Expect green fees to be in the mid-range for a quality US course-think $85-$130, depending on the season and time of day.

Any local tips for playing Hawley that aren't in the yardage book?

Pay close attention to the wind on the back nine, particularly holes 14 through 16, which are more exposed and can play significantly longer than their yardage suggests. We've seen many a good score unravel there, so club up and commit to your shot.