Pinehills Golf Club - Jones Course

After many years away the game I'm playing again and pine hills is great golf destinations with 2 championship courses. Just bring your A game. Come check for yourself and you will make return visit just like me

This course is always in tip top shape and the practice facilities are great. Never been to a public course this nice before. Would play here everyday if I could.

Played with three very pleasant members on a blustery cool day. Great pace, and a beautiful and very well designed course. Lovely conditions overall......but

Positioned as the go-to "premium" course with prices to match. Why no turf mix to fix fairway divots (heavy outing play with a few too many hackers?) Why not screen bunker sand for rocks (not pebbles but rocks).

Overall tee to green experience is excellent but could (should?) be improved with little investment of time or money.

This really is the apex of public golf on the east coast of Massachusetts

Pinehills never disappoints.Both courses are two of the best in the region and I would recommend you play both if you can. the Jones course has a great layout with several elevation changes. It is also a fair course with decent sized landing areas from the tee and some larger greens when you will need to be pin hunting to have a chance at birdie. .

We enjoyed the track and the people at the course. It was cart path only but me wife got a handicap placard so we stayed away from the valleys.

I was originally slated to play the Jones course but was told when I got there that I was set to play the Nicklaus course. As I said in the title, you can't lose when you play here. I prefer the Jones course because it plays more difficult to my style of game, but the course is in great shape already, probably in better shape now than more will see throughout the season. I can't recommend this place enough.

Course was in unbelievable shape for so early in the season. I booked another course for the same day at another course but GolfNow really messed up and the course never got that I booked so last minute thank god pine hills had an opening for only two of us.... course was great GolfNow not so good. They promised me some promotion codes but I still haven’t reiceved them

Best public course in the Boston area. Couldn’t believe the hot price deal ($40) for 3 in the afternoon. Had just enough time to finish 18. Every hole was top class.

Nice course, greens rolled nicely. Pace of play a little slow,no ranger. Really enjoyable and playable for all levels

The Jones @ PineHills is a great course: well designed, beautiful and extremely well maintained. The staff was great and the facilities matched the level of golf exxceljence

First time playing this course. . Conditions were top notch matching a private course. warmed up with complimentary balls on driving range then moved to chipping green and putting green. played from the white tees and course was difficult but fair.

Really great 18 hole track. Try to keep it out of the bunkers.

We loved the challenging hole layout.

Played the Jones course Sunday July 15th and traveled from CT to play. Back 9 much better than the front with a lot of elevation. Very enjoyable from the back tees. Don’t know if I would return considering the $150 greens fee. Their slogan is “Be A Member for the Day” and was disappointed that after a 90 degree Sunday afternoon I wasn’t able to shower because of lack of towels. Was planning to sit down and eat but left because no shower. Overall solid course but don’t know if I would go back.

Great course but plan on 6 hrs to play. People are slow, waited 5-10 min on every hole. I’m writing this review that golf now asked me to write via email and we are still on the course. Can’t play golf any slower than here.

Everything was great but the pace of play. 5 plus hrs too long for suck a nice course. After 5th hold, had to wait every hole thereafter. Got slower after the 10th. Guys in front so slow but the groups in front were extremely slow.

Greens were half the break they appear, fyi.