Great course for beginners and kids but there’s always slow play and tee boxes aren’t great. I would still recommend though.

Had a blast with my brother, greens are GREAT, the tee boxes leave something to be desired but it was awesome practice for my short game- and the staff were very friendly.

Great little 3 par course. Greens are fairly well maintained for the price and staff are friendly. Short tees, 180 is the longest but it's fine for a quick round or working on your short game. It's a fairly tight course, be aware of your shot and surroundings.

The only thing that is in fair condition is the green everything else is in terrible condition ,need somebody who knows how to groom and develop a coarse cart paths are dangerous especially if you are walking . Find a different course. Don't waste your money here. Oh and they need to pick up the trash and beer cans up.

I hadn't played here in a while (not for any reason other than it's not as close to home as it used to be) and I forgot how much I genuinely enjoy it. There aren't a lot of places in the Boston area where you can go and just practice on a course, take your time, not worry too much about your pace. I played multiple balls, one or two from each tee per hole, just working on my short game. The woman in front of me was new to golf, so she was practicing and the group a few holes behind me seemed to be the doing same as me. The vibe was super laid back and friendly. Perfect for adults new to the game, those with kids who are learning and for those who want to practice their pitch and putt skills. It's a challenging little course too....a few hazards, kind of narrow, hilly. Great for making me focus on my aim. :) And you can't beat the price. So, don't let the negative reviews deter you. It's a nice little gem we're fortunate to have in our area.