Reviewed by: kingofaces4, Shoots in the 90s, from Hampstead, NH

Summary:
Scottish Highlands is a great golf course. Although, it is not the easiest course around. People say the back 9 is easier than the front 9 but they are probably equal. The course is very open and is somewhat short. the greens can be tough sometimes though.

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The waffle fries at the restaraunt are tasty. You should try some.

Reviewed by: Gregory Sherman, Scratch Golfer, from woburn

Summary:
WELL I AM A +6B HANDICAP AND I FIND THIS COURSE GREAT I CANSHOOT ANYTHING FROM A 64 TO A 75 ON THIS COURSE. COUSE IN GREAT SHAPE MOST OF THE TIME. THIS IS NOT A LONG COURSE BUT HARD GREENS MAKE THIS A HARD COURSE.

Customer Service:
WOW THE ASST. IAN WILL MAKE YOUR GOLF DAY A TRUE DAY OFF.

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THE FOOD IS GREAT THRY THE CHICKEN SANDWITCH YOU WILL BE VERY HAPPY. NICE BATHROOMS FOR AFTER THE BURGER KING YOU HAD FOR BREAKFAST

Reviewed by: Joe Dillon, Shoots in the 80s, from Melrose, MA, USA

Summary:
CSHGC is a challenging short course. What it lacks in fairways it more than makes up for in 3 foot deep grass, sand, water, trees, undulation, and general trickiness. I love playing this course, the practice area is unsurpassed in the area, (grass tees, 2 bunkers, putting green, etc), the people are great, and the play usually moves along pretty well.

Customer Service:
Excellent, Mom and Pop type environment.

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Great practise area, resturant is average.

Reviewed by: Bruce, Shoot in the 80s, from Bedford, NH

Summary:
I'm a relatively long hitter, so I like to play longer courses. This course is rather short, even from the back tees. The overall condition of the course was acceptable. Greens were OK, not great, though some were quite tricky and challenging. Fairways could be in better shape. All in all, there are better places to play in New Hampshire, though this course is OK if you live close by. Not worth a long drive.

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Friendly people in the pro shop.