Instant love affair. I traveled 111 minutes for a round of golf to "help" The Baystate Golfer check off course #149 on his quest to play all of MA's 300+ golf courses. You could say I'm an aficionado of New England golf courses & the architects who have their fingerprints all over these local landscapes: by the 3rd or 4th green it became evident that these greens complexes are the devlish work of Geoffrey Cornish. Look for his greens to show elements that are both extreme & subtle; imagine playing snappy breaks for 4 holes in a row only to be then met with flat that look impossibly straight. Much like Ross course is pretty save to assume that you want to be below the hole on nearly every green, with putts able to run completely off the green in a few cases. Conditions were so good that i barely thought about it, if that makes any sense. The course is very fair for all that I tout about its greens and bunkers; is an enjoyable challenge. We walked the course, and there are a few steep inclines, but it's not mountain-goating, for sure. I almost forgot: their greens fees for walking 18 holes are too low to believe at first glance. What a complete course this is! I highly recommend putting this course on your bucket list for Massachusetts golf. Book with confidence. - Tyler Jon Morrison, Founder of Jaxon Golf, Somerville, MA.

8 months ago

I’ve played this course twice now and I have to say, for $46 with a cart for 18 and how well kept this course is, it may be the best course I’ve played when factoring cost. Some holes are a bit gimmicky but overall, layout, conditions and price this place is a 10/10

7 months ago

Great course. The layout is challenging and requires you to use all of the clubs in your bag. Course is in great condition and the staff was extremely friendly. We will be back to play this gem of a course soon.

8 months ago