The price is slightly higher compared to what's on their website. In general, it is a good place and decent price to practice hitting the ball. Not too crowded. People are here to practice. No loud distracting music. I had a hard time making the ball stay exactly where I wanted to be on the mat in crosshair in the beginning because it kept rolling 1 inch to the side. I am suspecting the concrete below isn't exactly level below on certain spots, but figured it out other level spots on the mat afterwards.

Came here with my dad on Fathers Day and had a great time. I believe people are review bombing this place because it was a perfectly fine experience. All 18 holes were in good shape, everybody was nice. I hope NCC gets a better rep and a higher score as time goes on.

I always go here because 80 golf balls cost only $15 which is alot for 80 golf balls. The driving range itself is nice and quite and also the driving range is right besides the Golf Course. Overall great experience here

Did you just finish watching the Kentucky derby and say to yourself, “Man that horse track is in rough shape!”? Well that is the same thing you will say as you walk on to this golf course. Paying $34 to walk 9 holes (granted it was the weekend rate), I did not think much of it, as that is what a lot of courses charge in and around Boston. And by the end of the first hole, I felt that I was ripped off for that kind of price. Couple of highlights of the course for those interested: - Tee boxes where your feet are somehow six inches below the ball - Got a nice birdie look? Well there is a 6 inch wide hole with an exposed sprinkler heard in the middle of almost every green - On hole 5, most of the tee box was flooded because of a suspicious water leak coming up from the ground And before the course responds to this review saying I have never played this course and that they will report me to Google because my name is not in their system, my playing partner booked and paid. I also love how they always blame the wildlife, and mostly the beavers for the terrible condition of the course, because they were the only thing I actually enjoyed about this course This course is only still in business because everybody and their mother has started playing golf after COVID, and this place is the only course that has tee times open last minute. Do not give this course your money.

This is one of the best "country clubs" I have ever played at, it is up there with some of the clubs I played in Tel Aviv when I was stationed there. It is certainly one of the golf courses of all time. @Erin B, seems like we agree on a lot, wanna get coffee? Anywho, please lower the prices for literally everything, you can play at St. Andrews for less (that includes the round-trip ticket). I also don't like how this course makes me play so well, I shot 120, a personal record, but I couldn't find the 10th hole. On the hole that is closest to the airport, I popped a light pitching wedge up and hit an aircraft. You all need to sort this out, have the decency to tell the airport to cancel all departures on days with high golf traffic. By the way, I hit a deer on the 18th hole and came back the next day and it was still there. I also checked in with the bartender to ask about the "Rizzler Cup" and she had no idea what we were talking about. WHAT KIND OF "COUNTRY CLUB" has no Rizzler Cup. I also found a homeless person in the hole and also in the sand trap, I had a drink with him and he said that the owners of Chateau and Norwood "CC" had let him live there for the past few years. 0/10 encouraging everyone to buy a membership and will be coming back for the Rizzler Cup to take home the trophy.