D. W. Field Golf Course

I've driven past TW Field and it's unassuming pro shop/clubhouse/Grill before and always thought I was passing a run of the mill Muni. Wrong. It's a Styles and Van Cleek design from 1927 and it's magnificent. I have not played on such a vast golfing ground ever before, the architects, who were lieutenants of Donald Ross, make great use of the big field. Most of the holes are flattish, but elevations exist and are all incorporated into to design and produce some dramatic and aesthetically pleasing, no , beautiful holes. This course.represents, to me, the expansive golden hour of Brockton, cranking out 7% of the world's men's shoes in the 1920s. You don't need to build your municipal course on grand and monumental scale like this one, but they did. An eccentric stone tower alongide one of the holes announces the munificence of the communities spirit at that time. Evidently the town fathers decided to construct it as an observation tower, though it looks like it sort of some defensive, military fort Today, you would not have the council meeting where the suggestion arises to throw up and 80 foot stone tower for the purpose of giving people nice platform from which to view the park and the golf course. We played in a high wind, wind, so there was that, and as they say in Scotland, "if there's nae wind it's nae golf. "

Went on a friend's recommendation and was pleasantly surprised. Course was great, staff was welcoming and finished under 4 hours.

Going to make this definitely a regular visit.

Had a great sunday afternoon playing DW. Course was amazing. Only downside was there was a couple groups holding everyone up. We were unable to finish 18, with a 1:30 tee time.

Anyone rating this course and conditions less than4 stars is either out of thier mind or know nothing's. Just completed Brockton City Fourball today. Greens are the best in the state. I'd love to keep it our " little secret" but I think Superinfent Kurt and his staff should get thier due. Well done boys. Appreciate the course getting better year after year.

Dave Kimball

I went to this course today. It it not worth to spend your time. The course condition was not impressed at all: cart paths were not ready, lots of dry fairway, green was so so, ... I vote that this was the worst course of the ones tried this year (around 30 in the area)

We have played as a group of friend at D.W. Fields several times over the years. It is a good course for the money and the convenience. It was 92 degrees the day we played we had an 8am tee time and a 810am. Long story short the ranger was on us all day following us and keeping a real eye on us. When you come off the 7 tee you have to drive by the club house to get to 8. This is the only time you can hit the club house without cutting back through the course. We were yelled at by the ranger for getting water and a hotdog, because we were holding up play. We explained we needed water he said we should have been more prepared and needed to get back out on the course. Worst I have ever been treated in the 15 years I have been golfing. I refuse to go back.

Great job on greens, fairway, sand traps, personnel. We are sooo grateful...!!!!

Booked a tee time online, got here and they told us we had a different time, and they wanted no part of seeing the email confirmation. Then we weren't told until we checked in with the starter that there was a frost delay earlier and they were behind by 20 minutes. Not sure how you can't catch up over 6 hours. Once we finally started, all we did was wait. There were three groups waiting on each of the first five tees before it finally opened up a little. After it took 2.5 hours to play 7 holes, we decided to leave, and they reluctantly gave us a rain check. Certainly doesn't seem like the people working here know how to run a golf course.

Reserved as a hot deal and thought it would be good just to try it out. First time here so didn't know what to expect. Pleasantly surprised. Fairways and greens were in good shape. Friendly staff. Challenging enough but not overly challenging. Would definitely recommend this course to others.

I gave this course a so-so review in the past. They have since made many upgrades to the course and it's condition, and the new staff is excellent. Nice improvements to a local course.

First time playing this course and loved it. Wasn't too bad on the wallet, set up smoothly, minus the odd starting back 9 which is at the 7, or something. Just play 18, and avoid confusion and you're golden. Great course for learning golfers and seasoned ones.

overpriced , but enjoy playing the course from time to time. the owners of the food shop are the best and the prices are very reasonable and they are so friendly. The course has gone thru a lot of changes in the past year and the prices are one of them, although the course is in great shape its a bit over priced , I can play 18 in Lakeville after 12:00 for $50.00 and in Bridgewater after 2:30 for $ 40.00 , the prices are raised a bit too much here that's my voice and a lot of people I have talked to.

Good course for beginners. Greens can be better maintained but fairways are immaculate. Friendly staff.

Course is not bad. But operate by city

Horrible club house and staff.

Start 8th hole to 18th and 4th to 9 the hole

Finally 1st to 3rd.

Management is too bad.

Don't go this course.

This course has been in superb condition the last couple years, weekday afternoon specials are a fantastic value.

The greens are recently aerated, so the bumpy rolls were tough, but that said this course is good shape and will get better. The new management group are like Bill Parcels, they make clubs better.

This is a great walking course with plenty of challenge with well placed sand, solid rough and some tough greens. Overall it's a big yardage course and I'll play the back tees next time.

The last holes before 18 are short which slows the pace, but overall, I look forward to playing again.

Everything was fine. Enjoyed the course, the staff, and the weather !!!

My son took a day off from work to play and the course was in great condition. However we were told and it was confirmed that the majority of the greens were not playable as they were being aerated. That meant that by default, the bunkers were also out of play.

I think that it is incumbent upon either the course or Golf Now to inform would be players of a condition that will undoubtedly compromise the games enjoyment.

I'll go back when they're not working on the course and I'm sure that it will be fine to play a round in.

much better conditions than I anticipated.wide open on most holes and the greens were excellent.very good afternoon of golf.