West Bridgewater Country Club

Great course for all skill levels! Just play the right tees for you and don't let your ego get ahead of itself or this course will eat you alive lol

Course in great shape. Greens a little fast but true.

Course was in great shape, smooth fast greens, most leaves blown away

perhaps the pin placements had something to do with the well over 5 hour round i played this past Sunday. 3 plus foot breaking 3 foot putts get boring real fast. By the end there were 3 plus foursomes sitting on each hole waiting.

Played on a fairly quiet Sunday morning. I didn't even have to enter the clubhouse to check in because the starter caught me on the way inside, asked for my name, and said that I was good to go.

The area had received rain the day before, but you could barely tell. The conditions were some of the best I've experienced in both MA and NH. Greens were SUPER fast and rolling pure. Most of the tee boxes, minus the par threes, looked untouched.

The format of the course was truly unique. The front nine was wide open and reminded me of many of the resort courses that I've played in FL. The back nine reminded me of the woodland courses in GA that I am used to playing. The layout was very friendly for a golfer of my caliber. Although, I would like to see combo tees between the blues and whites (~6,000 yds), as I had to play the whites measuring <5,800 yds due to the blues being too long (>6,300).

I wish it was located closer to me so I could play it more regularly. Thanks for a great outing!

The white tees are short. Perfect for short hitters like myself to feel like you got a chance to shoot a decent score. The blues and golds are set up for the better players, of course. The lay out is fun, not super challenging per say, but water comes into play on a few holes and the woods eat balls especially for the fall. Anytime a course is player friendly, I am a fan of it. The condition of the course was spot on.

The course is def worth the money, worth a round of youre in the area for sure. It's about 30 mins from me, and we plan to play it again before the season ends. We need more courses like this with the white tees more beginner friendly. Enjoy!

The course is in great shape. Some wet spots on the edges from all the rain but tees and greens perfect as well as fairways.

Course has a nice layout, not much tree worries. Second part of the front 9 has kind of a links feel. Only complaint was the ground looked firm but definitely was softer than expected in some places. Greens rolled real quick and were a little chewed up in some spots but that happens on a busy course.

Lost a couple of balls in the back on the fairways because of puddles and the ground being so soft . I think the ground just ate them

I had driven by this course but never realized how nice it was--a bit of a hidden gem. The front nine was short, links style and the back was a traditional long course. Really nice. It was super marshy because of all the weather, but the staff was doing everything they could to dry it. Greens were in great condition and super fast. Very walkable, maybe a bit better markers needed on the next hole location for new players. Will definitely go back.

Staff is always very welcoming. The course is fairly dry considering all the rain we got. A course you'd be fine walking or riding. Straight hitters can score pretty well here, with room for error on a lot of the holes. Greens had been aerated but still rolled pretty well. Markers out there for distances. Word the price.

Nice layout, greens were in great shape as was the entire course.