Decent course for the money. But they need more golf carts. Went with a group of 4 and there were no golf carts or push carts so we ended up walking. Not the end of the world but won’t be going back for that reason

I don't golf but if I did I'd say this was a cool little local option. We were there to see the marker for Goddard's first rocket launch, which was easy to find. The people in the clubhouse were helpful and everyone there was super nice. Beware of flying golf balls.

Love playing here, but they need a new person on phones. Called today to get a tee time, was asked to book online or call back in 5 min. I was driving, so couldn’t book online. Called back after 5 min, got voice mail. Called back and got the RUDEST person on the other end saying she didn’t appreciate me calling back to back and I need to book online because she has a line out the door. I completely understand saturday’s get busy, but don’t take it out on the people that are trying to come and give your establishment business. We chose to book at another course.

To be fair we didn't golf here we came as space geeks in search of the launch site of the first liquid rocket by Robert Goddard. The man in the club house was accommodating and told us to hug the rocket wall on the short walk down to the monument. Also in the clubhouse you can see kids drawing honoring Goddard. The golfers were also happy to accommodate and talk a little space history with us. Do be mindful of which direction they're hitting and keep a cautious eye out for any incoming gold balls.

For as long as I can remember packachaug was the perfect course for beginners learning the game. Played on many of leagues here and never had issues. For some reason the old man ranger has a terrible attitude and wants to harass new golfers for not following the PGA handbook. Won’t be back until he’s gone…