Pinehills Golf Club - Nicklaus Course

The 'condiiton' is a function of the extended drought we have had...and the nasty impact on the course...when dead center drives hit the fairway, roll, 30-50 yards that tells one just how hard the ground is...and most of these ended up on the edge of the fairways...as far as any good/normal pitch/chip shots holding the greens...not happening...putting off the green, from the fringe, worked best...

Putting, as mentioned on Sundays US OPEN commentary, saw reflections on the green, meaning super fast...a mere whisper, and you were 6 feet past the hole...entire state needs rain...

Finally, I joined a resident threesome, that took off before my tee shot landed...and one of them was just learning the game...and struggled mightily...this is NOT a course for the beginner...

No risk reward on any shot the entire round...the pin placements, were #4, but defended with slopes, so one would need a POP up to try to hold the green...

Wind was definetly impacting

Didn’t see another foursome once during our 4-hour round. Course in great condition, but challenging. Staff very friendly.

Got to play here for the 2nd time in a week play jones 1st time nickulas this time course is really nice conditions perfect. Nick course is definitely more forgiving compare to jones greens were just punch early in week but not bad a little slow cause of that. Which was ok by me definitely would try to come back this season.

I’ve played both courses in the past but tonight was fabulous. The staff was great. The conditions were the best I’ve seen in the last 5 years. Covid has kept the golf outings to a minimum and no wear and tear. I played with a father (a member) and his son who was visiting. They were excellent company and the weather couldn’t have been better. I also was trying a new driver and hit every fairway. The only way it could have been better was to ace one of the par three’s. This round was memorable!

I've played a lot of the "top" public courses in Massachusetts. This might be my favorite one. It's a close race between Granite Links and Pinehills. The course itself isn't that challenging, but it's still fun and requires a lot of different shots. The pace of play is pretty quick, the conditions were best in the state.

I'd put it up there with most private courses I've played in the state, and it's way ahead of most public courses. Good practice area as well. Definitely check this place out.

Two excellent courses and very nice practice areas.

Everything was wonderful I highly recommended this course

I was blown away by the status of this course. Gorgeous layout with challenging but entertaining holes. Amenities were top of the line, and the staff was great. Highly recommend to any mid-handicapper or better interested in a good round.