Fairways was pretty beat up during the drought. Greens were still in decent shape. Cheap course including cart rental. Good starter course or for the 60+ crowd.

Late in the season and during a water ban but still, lots of brown and awful tee boxes! **A Memorable Night on the Greens at Reedy Meadow** *By BuffaloBo* Tonight, the scenic Reedy Meadow Golf Course played host to an evening of camaraderie, competition, and unforgettable memories. As the sun set over the lush fairways and perfectly manicured greens, a group of friends gathered for a friendly round of golf, culminating in a celebration that will be cherished until our next outing. The weather was nothing short of perfect, with a mild breeze and clear skies, creating ideal conditions for a night on the course. Each of us brought our A-game, swinging with enthusiasm and precision. The banter was lively, the shots impressive, and the camaraderie palpable as we navigated the challenging yet rewarding course. As the rounds progressed, it became clear that Bryan was in top form. His swings were consistent, his putts precise, and his focus unwavering. By the end of the night, Bryan had clinched the win and took home the coveted trophy. Despite his victory, it was the collective spirit and mutual encouragement that defined the evening. Each player's performance was commendable, making for a competitive yet supportive atmosphere. The night didn't end at the 9th hole. After the game, we headed to The Yard House, where the celebration continued. A variety of appetizers and a round of cold beers were the perfect companions to our post-game debrief. The conversations flowed as easily as the drinks, with laughter echoing throughout the night. Stories of epic drives, near-miss putts, and unforgettable moments from the course were shared and savored. Looking ahead, our excitement is already building for next week's outing in Winthrop. The anticipation of another round of golf, new challenges, and more memories is invigorating. Although Bryan will be taking the trophy to Acadia National Park, we all know that the spirit of our games transcends any single win. The friendships forged and the fun shared are the true trophies of our outings. As we prepare our clubs and hone our skills for the next game, the Reedy Meadow outing will remain a cherished memory. It was a night where perfect weather, great golf, and even better company came together to create a story worth retelling. Here's to many more rounds, victories, and nights like these. Cheers to our love of the game and the joy it brings to our lives. See you on the greens in Winthrop!

The starter was very rude. I was riding along with my boyfriend not playing but my boyfriend did pay for me to play, the starter informed us that we both needed bags even though. I wasn’t playing. The way the situation was handled was not very professional. The starter could of approached us nicely but he was very rude

The greens are in decent shape (slow), but the rest of the course is terrible. Parts of the fifth and sixth holes are not playable. It is a shame that town of Lynnfield spends so little resources on what could be a very nice course, but spends huge money at King Rail at Market Street (slightly better course than Reedy Meadow). Wait till June, the course may have dried out. I can only imagine how terrible the rail trail will be maintained, after spending millions to build 3 mile walk thru the marsh.

Pace of play is terrible. It took us 45 minutes to get through TWO holes. There was no marshal keeping track of pace of play. Multiple tee boxes are not grass- they are green rugs over rocks - you can’t put a tee in through them.