Reviewed by: PM , Shoots in the 80s, from Hingham

Summary:
A neat little course with some decent challenges for the beginner. Some sand and I think one reletively intimidating water hole. Sports a reletively open 1st tee for the faint hearted. The ranger is a complete jerk and needs to go. The old coot has to learn some manners when dealing with the public -- especially new players, like my buddy I was playing with. We wanted to tee off the guy's head.

Customer Service:
same as above.

Reviewed by: PM , Shoots in the 80s, from Hingham

Summary:
A neat little course with some decent challenges for the beginner. Some sand and I think one reletively intimidating water hole. Sports a reletively open 1st tee for the faint hearted. The ranger is a complete jerk and needs to go. The old coot has to learn some manners when dealing with the public -- especially new players, like my buddy I was playing with. We wanted to tee off the guy's head.

Customer Service:
same as above.

Reviewed by: Mel, Shoot in the 90s, from Lexington, MA

Summary:
This is a good course for the beginning to bogey-golf player. Not a lot of sand or water, and the course plays straight and generally wide, with the exception of the 5th, a par 4 dogleg left that's 336-yds long and plays somewhat tight. The greens are generally flat with the exception of the 8th, which slopes severely towards the front of the green - stay below the pin!

The greens and fairways are in good shape, although some of the tee boxes are rough (6th and 9th holes.)

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Reviewed by: Dave, Shoot in the 80s, from Woburn

Summary:
Good nine hole course with some interesting holes. Course starts with a WIDE open par five which is a comfortable way to break the ice. The cranky elderly starter needs to be let in on the fact that he works at a nine hole muni course not Pebble Beach. Maybe he was having a bad morning but he was rude and hurried people off the tee.

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