Played before 9:30am on a Monday and a group in front of us fell two holes behind after 4 holes! Eventually we decided to skip 6 & 7 and just play 8 & 9 and then leave. Occasionally it’s fun to play here but most of the time it feels more like a Natick retirement community course.

Scott from Sassamon Trace Golf Course is absolutely awesome! He was incredibly helpful and patient, teaching me the right techniques for golf. I drove over an hour just to take lessons with him, and it was totally worth it. I’ve taken lessons at other locations before, but Scott is by far the best instructor I’ve had. My golf swing has improved so much, and he even worked with my schedule when I was sick—making it super easy to make up a missed class. He was so understanding, and I can’t wait to take more lessons—maybe one day I’ll be a pro, lol!

Sassamon is a fantastic executive municipal course. The greens are fast and tricky (in a good way). The course layout is thoughtful, with four great holes exposed to the wind links-style, and five holes built in a more traditional parkland style. I really appreciate that the course is partially built on a capped landfill, which is one of the best ways to use this sort of space. The course even uses thoughtful irrigation techniques to ensure minimal environmental impact. Lastly, the prices are very reasonable for the area. I can’t recommend Sassamon enough!

I took golf lessons with Scott Guild two years in a row. He is a calm and clear-spoken teacher. The classes are structured so there is plenty of individual attention, as well as room to work on your own. He offers great tips that are easy to remember. I highly recommend taking his class/clinic at Sassamon Trace.

I took an introductory group lesson series with Scott, and it was fantastic. It was exactly what I needed to get started with the sport with a bit of confidence. Everything from grip, to swing fundamentals, plus a bit of real play and etiquette too. Love the golf course as well!