Reviewed by: Colin , Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
What a great course, the staff and the course are simply wonderfull. It suprises me that this course does not hold PGA events there because of its difficulty level. Although its not a long course it is extremely difficult because of its hills and water hazards. The greens are always kept in great shape and soo is the course. If you have the chance to play here, dont pass it up for anyting.

Customer Service:
On a scale of 1-10...they get an 11.

Reviewed by: Mike, Shoot in the 70s, from Boylston

Summary:
Great layout, but you had better get a cart unless you are a mountain goat. Very well maintained and play moves fairly quickly for the level of difficulty. There are maybe 5 sets of tees to play from, so the course is playable by really anyone. They also have a very well maintained par 3 course.
Bring your A game! Pay attention to the yardage sheets, they will save your round!

Similar Courses Played:
None

Reviewed by: Steve, Shoot in the 90s, from Dedham, MA

Summary:
Bunker project will make play much more difficult. Bunkers are deeper with very steep lips and rounded slopes on the edges. Stray shots will be a much more severe penalty. Holes completed thus far: 1-10, 16-18. Remaining hols to be completed in near future.

Not a long course, but challenging because of numerous water hazards and swampy areas where balls can easily be lost.

Fairways cut to 1/16 of an inch 3 times per week, so roll on a good drive is a major factor.

Greens are variable, but usually very fast and always true. Expect greens to be faster during tournament play than in casual. Cut regularly 7 days per week. Double or triple cut during tournament play.

Similar Courses Played:
Range is one of the best. Flat, 275yd to the back fance.