West Bridgewater Country Club

With the water and wetland hazards, and the distance we drove (two hours each way), it would take a bit of doing before we returned. We were glad we played, because the course was in great condition, but the weather was much too hot (low to mid 90s) and the fairways were much too wet (cart paths only), to try a new course of this complexity (for our skill level).

I liked the course. It had many challenging holes But the cart path only on every hole was a pain. Some of my older friends will not like it so I may have to play it alone.

Good layout. Big challenge.

The Cart path only requirement on every hole is a bummer.

A little wet and cart path only but very enjoyable

This course sucks. It's infested with geese...and their crap. Kind of hard to sink a putt when the green is covered in literal crap. Someone needs to buy a shotgun and take care of these vermin. Course layout is dumb; every hole is 330 yds and you can't use a driver. Fairways are 10 feet apart from one another. "Sand" traps were water hazards--each full of stagnant water 2 feet deep. Breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which will murder you. Fairways soggy too. Also, I wasn't allowed a cart later in the afternoon because the staff didn't want to wait for my group to finish. Go somewhere else.

Great course. Soaked out there but at least they were open

Bunkers were flooded and fairways were soaked. Should be a discount for cart path only conditions with a cart. Also the ranger was more concerned about where the cart was on the path rather than pace of play. A five hour round is ridiculous.

Place seemed to be staffed by high school kids. Golf was okay. Greens were beat but rolled rather fast for being so beat.

It was cart path only so slowed play down a little took 5 hours for the round but course is in real good shape considering the amount of rain we have had.

Course was very wet. Cart paths were on the edge of dangerous. They need to improve the cart paths or they could be in for legal issues.