Crosswinds Golf Club - Jones/Ouimet

We played at Crosswinds just after the restrictions were lifted and you were able to play golf here in Mass in April of 2020. No carts so the walk was tough and we only did 9 holes.

We made are way back this past March 27th and the course was in very good shape considering it was early spring in the northeast. We were very glade we came back and will return again this summer when the temps are a bit warmer.

Cross Winds (Jones & Ouimet) was in very good early season shape. It is always a tough test of golf, combining shorter holes that require shot management with a couple very long holes you just want to survive without a big number. Love this course. Will definitely keep coming back.

Leaves, hills and blind shots for days! Love this course.

Played mid December, course was in great shape. Range could be upgraded to match the track itself. Bar was closed, about nthe only negative as it was 45 degrees outside. A little something something to help warm the body would've been. Nice. Overall though I'd recommend it.

We always go back to Crosswinds because it is just a fun course to play no matter which two nines you play. Always in excellent shape. Well worth the cost.

Everything was great on the first nine (Zaharias ). When we made the turn to the second nine (Jones) everything slowed to a snail's pace. There should have been a Ranger to keep the pace moving.

Have played the other local "names" and found them pleasant, well groomed and overpriced. Was always told to try Crosswinds and finally did.

I enjoy a tough challenge and this provides all of that. Short holes with narrow fairways or specific landing ares...lots of elevation changes and blind shots.... good sand, true greens, not super fast.

Booked an early AM round and was paired on the schedule with two others. Tee time before was a threesome, so for some unknowable reason starter moved single up to lead off with a foursome followed by twto twosomes. we stopped to let one through and still played in under 2 hours front 9.

Starter aside, a lovely golf experience. I will certainly be back.

I played after days of rain which had led to flooding of many areas just the previous night. The course had a few puddles, but none of the interfered with my round. Cart path only made sense - but what does not makes sense is charging those of us who prefer to walk the same rate! The fact that my receipt priced in the cart fee ($16:00) for the cart I did not take was annoying adding insult to injury. In the larger scheme of things it is one of the tougher courses to walk, and the vast majority will prefer a cart for this hilly course with significant walks (drives) between holes. The $82 I spent is still a better deal then comparable courses next door, but it just doesn’t make sense to charge walkers the same rate as riders! Even so, I strongly recommend these courses to any reasonably experienced golfer. Likely a bit much for a beginner!