Tee boxes a little rough, with a few frost mold patches on the greens, but great views and challenging up and down the mountain holes, had a great time and was greatful for M/A Beers.

Apple Hill is a fun and friendly course with a layout that makes for an enjoyable round. The staff is welcoming and the overall atmosphere has a classic New England golf feel. While the course has some spots that could use a little extra attention, it’s still a great value and a course I’m happy to come back to. Solid 4 stars.

I dont like to write bad reviews, but I feel like I have no other choice. I have been to this house several times over the years and you get what you would expect. It was a decent track for a decent price. I haven't been in a couple years, but decided to go again yesterday. The greens are rock hard(bad shape) and the fairways are even harder(worse shape), so every shot could go literally anywhere. I hit some shots dead center fairway that you could have thought hit a cart path and rifled out of bounds. Some par threes that were towering shots that landed just short of the green and ended up ob off the back. You can go and check it out for yourself if you like but it had to enjoy a place that isnt rewarding you for your good shots.

Course is in really rough shape (pun intended). Has the potential to be a really sought after, beautiful place. It has interesting holes (especially hole 10) and fun architecture. It’s a shame that they aren’t willing to put more money into it to make it really next level beautiful. Witnessed empty bunkers, weeds growing out of the Fairway, (Fairway more like the rough), tee boxes that were mutilated, and literally as thick as rough. The greens were in decent shape but like putting on carpet. Embarrassing course management, three stars because his family owned and interesting layout.

Such a gem! This par 3 course was absolutely perfect for our family with young kids who love golf but aren’t quite ready for the bigger course next door. The shorter holes made it fun and manageable for little legs, and we especially loved the sweet picnic table at hole three where we stopped for dinner. It felt so relaxed and welcoming — one of the best family activities we’ve done together. Truly a quintessential experience!