Crosswinds Golf Club - Jones/Ouimet

Played Ouimet/Zaharis. Challenging layout. Two totally different strategies. Zaharis was friendlier off the tee because the second shot angle was of most importance. Ouimet is a tighter shot-maker’s course. Greens were firm and true. Course was in spectacular shape.

4:40 on a Tuesday? Top many tee times? One par 5 had FOUR GROUPS on it. Course was in great shape though

For a town managed course this is extremely in good shape and fun to play. The pace was was just over 4 hours which was a little slow but acceptable.

Great course, by mid June you'll experience gorgeous rolling fairways, challenging manacured greens and don't forget there are 3 courses which keeps it interesting if you play here often like I do. Great value, reasonably priced too!

They actually have friendly starters and rangers, (who knew there was such a thing) and the clubhouse staff treat everyone like you're at a private club, very accommodating.

But don't tell anyone 😉😉, it's our little secret.

Impossible to play with aeration on both courses and both fairways and greens. Balls stopped on holes in fairways and greens were horrible with holes and sand. I 9 at a time would be fine and also an advance notice would be appreciated. No $ discount for the conditions either. Very sad

We really liked the course. There was some recent work done on the greens but it was understood before we started and they were fine under the circumstances. Our problem was with the start. We were scheduled to start at 11:AM. We arrived at 10:30AM and were signed in and ready to go at 10:45AM. The starter told us what courses we would be playing and what the conditions were which was fine. What happened was that hthe starter continued to talk about random topics and at one point he got in his cart and drove off leaving us standing at our carts. The time was now 11:AM and he was nowhere to be found. When he returned, he gave the go ahead to another party that we happened to know and who had a 11:15AM start. The starter sent them off at 11:15AM, ahead of our 11:AM scheduled start. He then focused his attention on us again, continued to talk about the course, how much he enjoys it, where he lives, where he comes from, and blah, blah blah, on and on! He finally got us started at 11;30AM. What happened out on the course was what we expected to happen. Things got backed up with three foursomes on the same hole. The Ranger came along and singled our foursome out as the group causing the delay on the course. The ranger had us jump ahead one hole. When we arrived at the hole there was one foursome on the green, one foursome waiting to tee off and then us, sitting in our carts watching and waiting. Long story short, the starter and the ranger totally messed up our day on the course and they should see this review and figure out how to correct their mistakes for future golfers. I would love to play this course again, by I won't because of what happened. There are so many options that it would be foolish to risk having a bad experience visiting Crosswinds again.

Even for the very beginning of the golf season and three days of rain before playing, it was in really good shape. This place gets better and better as the season moves along.

This was the 3rd time I ve played crosswinds in 2025. One of the few courses with riding carts. The course is certainly dry enough to allow carts to be driven on the course as opposed to their current policy of cart path only! The fact that they are charging almost $70 for weekday fees!

The course is in great shape considering its March. Greens are slow and a little bumpy as is expected. The GolfNow tee time saved me about $7 per guy so that’s nice. $90 for crosswinds is a lot of money but every course around them also went up around that price point so I understand it. Would be nice if the carts weren’t left out year round to get moldy for $90 a round. Another month or so and the course will be green and lush, the carts will be moldier

Excellent experience for this time of year. No complaints.