My husband and I live in Oregon and have golfed here many times. We felt like it had improved as far as maintenance but today I was disheartened as I tried to make a tee time explaining that I would rent a cart but my cancer ridden husband wanted to ride along while I golfed. I was informed that they do not allow this anymore. All people on course must be active golfers I was told. I guess they would have allowed me to book a tee time with cart if I were alone right? This was really upsetting as my husband has few outings lately and was really looking forward to it.

Best Course in Dane County... dollar for dollar!! You won't find a better place for a Fun afternoon or evening! Great Bev Cart service... and...A Great Neighborhood!

Clearly not the first review to write about this, but the ride along policy is insane. My husband and I were excited to golf there and bring our young daughter along to enjoy the weather out on the course with us for Mother’s Day weekend. All people on the cart need to be active golfers, which I guess includes my 10 month old daughter. It’s okay! Took our business somewhere else that is accepting of families (wasn’t hard to find—shame on this place). Won’t be back and telling everyone I know to go to one of the other dozen golf courses in the area!

I mean it’s $15, but course is in horrible shape. Greens are combination of dead patches and long fuzzy grass. Fairways are tight and barely mowed. Course design is okay. Some elevated tee boxes are fun to hit off of. Favorite part of the course is the wildlife you see all around. Extra star just for that. Tons of birds and rodents all around. Haven’t had any issue with the staff like some of the other reviews. Little annoying you can’t book online as a solo player, but have never had an issue just showing up. Will I golf here again? Probably, but definitely worth an extra $10 to golf somewhere nicer.

I’ve been golfing at Foxboro for years and have always appreciated the laid-back atmosphere, which made it the perfect place to bring my son. He’s fallen in love with the game, and being local, Foxboro has always felt like the right course for us. We’ve even looked past the poor condition of the tee boxes, greens, and “sand traps” because the overall experience had been positive — until today. I booked a tee time for the two of us, but upon arriving, I was told there’s now a new policy: no ride-alongs, and everyone on the course must be an active golfer. I explained to the older gentleman at the counter that my son was in fact playing with me, and that we’ve been out there many times before without issue. He told us we could go out this time, but not again in the future. I told him not to bother — we’d take our business elsewhere. We’ve been coming here weekly, but today was the last time. I’m incredibly disappointed in the lack of support for a young player’s budding enthusiasm for the game. Shame on you, Foxboro Golf Course.