Crotched Mountain Golf Club

After playing my first 3rds here I found it to be an enjoyable course to play. front 9 harder to score and has more hazards. Back 9 straight wider and easier to score on it also offers some great views. with cart 3 to 31/2 hrs to play 18 with cart. time of day I played seemed to have course to myself.

great deal of $13 per person to play this great course built by the best architect ever! Course was in great shape in spite of the dry summer we have had. Kudos!

The only issue is that the course made us wait a half hour until or tee time in spite of the tee being empty the whole time. then when we made the turn they were sending groups off of #10 which to me is the worst thing a course can do. it slowed our round considerably. Poorly managed. In spite of this it was a great deal and a great day.

You will use every club, the holes are that diverse. Tight tee shots, bunkered greens. 11 and 12 are confidence builders then 13-17 wreck your game. Fairways and greens are in good shape for local conditions. Tee boxes not so much.

Course was very green during time of severe drought in the area. Greens had been recently airated and were full of holes. Fairways in great shape. Still a great value for a $10 greens fee.

Crotched Mountain is always fun to play. I live close by, which is nice, but the scenery here is awesome. Not particularly long but challenging. If you play a lot in Florida, as I do, you'll be surprised with the difficulty

of this course. No "cookie cutters" here. Uphill, downhill, sidehill - very few flat spots. It makes you think!! Drive to the correct side on 7 and 10 or, you'll won't like your second shot - huge slopes.

The greens are in fabulous shape ( for a northern New England course) and run very true. Not easy - but, true.

18 is a beautiful finishing hole. Looks easy - don't but into that!!

Hot Friday midday round with a mountain breeze, perfect !!!! Beautiful course with great but very fast greens, compared to what I usually see. Fairways were very good, especially nice because July has been very dry around here. It's a mountain course, with up and down elevation, side hill lies and pitched, sloping greens. The back nine is the original Donald Ross layout. It has deep bunkers and low bunkers that you need to hit up to elevated greens. Don't go long with your approach shots, especially on the back side, or you'll have a tough pitch or chip to get on the green. Hit it high and land soft, if you want the ball to stop on the putting surface. I hit what I thought was a great shot on the par 3 16th. The ball mark was front edge in line with the pin. The ball ran about 50 - 60 feet UPHILL to the back fringe collar !!!! It's a tough one but a pleasure to play. Go, I will again !!!

A pretty solid mountain course in a hard-to-reach area of NH. You almost need four-wheel drive just to reach the course (5-mile dirt road run up to the entrance) but it is certainly a scenic area. Good amount of elevation on the front and the back, but the yardage stakes in the fairway give a good sense of what club to hit off the tee and into the green. Greens were in good shape, but conditions get a little shaggy once you venture even slightly off the fairway. Could have used a ranger during my round as I got stuck behind a rather rude fivesome, which made for a longer day than necessary. Overall is a good course to try, but there are better mountain courses in the state.

Great course, challenging and fun!! Great views too!!!

nice layout course was in great shape

Don't expect to see a flat lie all day. Do expect to have uphill putts roll back to your feet and downhill putts - good luck.

Not my cup of tea, I don't like that kind of golf, I left after nine. Not an indictment of the course, just not my cup of tea.

Beautiful April day in the 70's. For early season the course was in great shape. Pro shop staff was awesome and pace of play was great. Will return again to play

The course was in great shape. The speed of the greens was very consistent. The course is in the best shape I have ever seen.

I brought a freind to the corse and he was blown away. I love this corse its a great place to play and enjoy golf

Enjoyed the course. Fairways and greens are in great condition. Course can be challenging due to its hilly location.

Greens are in great shape, and very challenging. Lot of fun , unless your above the hole. Nothing boring here, worth the trip.
First time we played from the tips, this week went back to the whites, where we belong.
Everyone have a great day, evenly matched.

Course is great for the money and challenging with great holes

Greens are slow because of sand which helps with hot chips but lots of errant putts. There are much better greens in the NH. Fairways are in great shape and challenging because they are so tight. Makes you a better golfer. For the female golfer, some of the holes can be frustrating because you have to lay up. 85% of the bunkers were ungroomed and that was unforgivable on a Saturday. Only some of the garden beds were maintained and that speaks ill of management. It is a pretty course. It could be an excellent course and it's too bad it doesn't get enough business to be maintained better.

We've stayed at this resort before but always in the late fall when the course was closed. Got a great offer through golf now so we made the one hour ride to olay. They just aerated the greens but they were in decent shaoe. Nice bent grass fairways though traps were not well keot. I've golfed many excellent courses from around the country so don't confuse this with Doral or anything, but it is a nice layout, plenty of challenge and a very nice pub when you're all done!

Really enjoyed our time here..cant wait to play again..challenging with some great elevated tees and some really cool manicured greens..

Super deal on Golfnow is the reason we went. Small SMALL greens and slope rating make a difficult day for the newcomer. Very challenging layout in above average condition. Nice location and amenities. Will definitely go back soon.