Would not recommend playing golf here. People are very rude and the course is in awful shape. The signage for where carts should and shouldn’t be is lacking. Played with a guy who is new to the sport, he accidentally drove into an area where the cart shouldn’t be. The two ladies behind us were quick to harass us about it. We were apologetic and explained it was our friends first time on a course and as stated before the signage is less than adequate. They then called the club house on us and had a ranger come and tell us we had to let them play through. It took them over 40 minutes to play through the hole we were on and the next hole. The three of us had worked that morning and we were trying to get a quick round in and show our friend how fun the sport is. Because of the selfishness of the two people behind us, I had to cut my round short and miss the last two holes. I will not give this course any more of my hard earned money.

Forest Park is a small but challenging 9 hole course nestled at the base of Mt. Greylock. You can walk this hilly course or take a cart. Either way you won't be disappointed.

We went for the annual Adams golf tournament. It's a nice course. This year they didn't do a shotgun start. The small 9 hole course easily accommodated us with tee times. Thanks to some wet weather the course is in great shape.

Great view of the mountains and enjoyed the layout between the neighborhood, but poor condition of the grounds. Greens were not cut and you had to roll everything. For 20$ walking 9 a little high priced. Could have played worthington for 25$ 18 holes and cart. Next time I know

Just minutes away from where we are staying, this course is interesting and fun to play. The elevated tees were a nice change and make it more interesting than our usual home course in FL. After the game we cooled off in the bar where we found lots of friendly people enjoying their late afternoon.