The Ranch Golf Club
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Awards & Recognition
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Top 25 Off-course amenities in the U.S.(2018 #11)
Golfer Photos
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Beautiful homes Photo submitted by robinraco on 09/10/2026
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Photo submitted by robinraco on 09/10/2026
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Photo submitted by Cwendler on 09/27/2025
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Photo submitted by cpascoe12 on 05/14/2023
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Photo submitted by jwalczak on 11/10/2022
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Photo submitted by jwalczak on 11/03/2022
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Photo submitted by deserthoover on 06/03/2022
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 10/24/2021
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 10/24/2021
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 10/24/2021
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 10/24/2021
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 10/24/2021
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Photo submitted by Back9Ben on 10/24/2021
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Golfers standing on the Ranch’s first tee might feel, for a second, that they’re on a links course. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 10/19/2021
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The seventh green. This hole is typical of the par-4’s here: fairly long and definitely challenging. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 10/19/2021
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The ninth, par-5, 540. “Glacier,” as this hole is dubbed, plays straight downhill. And a bad drive may lead to a “meltdown.” Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 10/19/2021
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Sixteen, par-5, 618. Another dramatic downhiller named “Ski Hill,” which certainly suggests the thrill of playing it. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 10/19/2021
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Sixteen: a closer view of the final approach. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 10/19/2021
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The 18th: par-4, 438. A fitting closer, but also a hole that captures the beauty of New England golf at its finest. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 10/19/2021
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Photo submitted by u937642013 on 06/28/2021
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Photo submitted by patriots68 on 10/15/2020
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Photo submitted by u978595134 on 09/08/2020
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Photo submitted by u228305067 on 08/29/2020
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Photo submitted by u314160366138 on 08/16/2020
Golfer Reviews
The Ranch Golf Club
The course was in fantastic condition. A real exciting course to play. The staff is great
Worth it
With exception to the bar, the facility is awesome. Challenging course from the blacks.
This is a must play course
Course was in excellent shape and a great play for $66
Good course bad day
We unfortunately played on Friday July 3rd. When I entered the pro shop they said it was there busiest day of the year. They can monitor the pace of play from the pro shop as all of their carts are GPS equipped. I was very disappointed that it took almost 5 hours and 15 minutes to play our round. Otherwise a good day for golf and I do enjoy this challenging course.
The Ranch
The golf pro shop people were ok as far as friendliness.
The range was nice
the fairways and greens were pristine.
the cart girl was very pleasant.
THE RANCH
Great course with a lot of elevation change. Challenging lay out in which you must use every club in your bag
Great course experience
The course was in great condition. Not crowded so pace moved right along.
White tees are fair. Much tougher test from the blues.
A Bucket List Course
If The Ranch Golf Club is not on your golfing bucket list, it certainly should be. In my opinion, it is one of the best public golf courses in New England. It has that a private course look and feel. I found it a well kept and conditioned course. It's location, on a hillside, has many beautiful views that, in the fall, must be striking.
Although the greens fees are on the high side ($75 weekdays, $89 weekends, plus $20 for a cart) the visual and golfing experience is well worth every cent. The greens fees include use of the driving range with unlimited balls, but bring your own tees as you will be hitting off turf not mats. There are large, expensive houses being built near the course, but these don't enter into play. Actually, some are awesome just to look at. The course has allowed this building to offset increasing maintenance costs for the course. It should keep the fees low for some time.
Our electric carts, which I recommend as the course is very hilly, were equipped with a multi-function GPS that I found hard to read in bright sunlight.but was otherwise very useful. The cart also had a built-in ball and club washer.
The course length ranges from 7174 from the tips to 6103 (white) to 4983 (forward). I found the fairways very wide and groomed better than some greens I've played on. Many holes had forced carries over water or marsh, also blind tee/fairway shots and various doglegs. I still found the layout very fair.
Upon reaching the greens I was surprised to see the first cut putt-able and very wide on most greens. This is rare for public courses. You may hit a lot of greens in regulation here because they are huge, and not tricked up with tough pin placements.
The Bistro (19th hole) is roomy and comfortable, the wait staff plentiful and friendly, and the food very good. Overall, I felt like I was home in my own ranch.
Put THIS course on YOUR Bucket List.
Ranch
Got a good deal on Golfnow. Would not pay full green fee for this course. Great track. They need to spend some money watering and maintaining the greens. This is a $60-70 course. Definitely not $125.
Great design
The Ranch experience had a private club feel open to the public. My wife and I enjoyed the design the facilities and the service. The forward tees and large greens were receptive enough for both of us to enjoy. I would recommend this track for high handicap expirienced to advanced players.
A great time
This was one of the more enjoyable rounds of golf I've played in recent time. I was paired with three other players and had a lot of fun and laughs as well as a competitive match to boot. The price savings really helped and having a nice range to warm up was a decided plus. Hope my next golf round is half as much fun as this one was.
good day at the ranch
as allways , the Ranch is beautifull. Great holes ,great condition.
Best in New England
As beautiful as this course is the only thing better than the course is the staff. It was my first time playing here and they made me feel like a 30 year member. Food was outstanding only know him as chef but his steak sandwich was absolutely amazing and can't wait to get back there for the golf and the food.
This is the best course in Western Ma. Beautiful in the fall.
This is an amazing course nestled in the hillsides of Southwick.The course has some of the most challenging fairways and greens in New England. The staff is awesome. An absolute must play.
Great escape in Western Mass
Wide fairways and large greens make this course very accommodating for Golfers of all abilities. Some of the nicest greens around public or private.
Overrated
My group and I made an infrequent visit to The Ranch yesterday, and sad to say, we were very disappointed. Of course, the track itself is still excellent (especially #9 and #16) , but conditions have become quite ordinary. My group is not an "elite" group, we play everywhere, public, private, muni's, etc. But when we checked in, and were told, "$95 for the round, and $5 if you want the range," gotta say we annoyed. Really? $5 for the range? I'd rather pay $100, and then kindly reminded about the range. The pro never looked up at us the entire time. Range was beat up, the marked hitting areas were very used up and worn. Fairways were just ordinary. Greens ordinary. Nothing like the "perfect" conditions that we have seen in the past and were expecting again. The best part was the 19th hole; still a terrific ambiance, views, and food/drink. I can no longer recommend the Ranch at $95. The overall experience just did not measure up.
Saturday Play
Beautfiful course. A must play. Only drawback is members like to play with push carts and walk the 18. Tough course to walk which slows pace of play.
Greens were terrific
To clarify The Ranch's rates, the greens fees range from $89 at peak days/times to $59 after 2PM 7 days a week. This rate includes the golf cart and the driving range.