Weathervane Golf Club

Course was in good shape overall, some of the greens were covered for the winter the rest were temporary greens.

They want 20 dollars to play 9 hole and shot at a stick in the middle of the fairway what is it to play 18 when they open the greens 1000 dollars

I'm done with how the course is ran. I golf at weathervane 1-2 times a week with a group of 2-4 golfers. We also eat up in the clubhouse on occasions as well. Booked the course thru this third party site (teeoff.com) all year long great discounts, really nice to find gems on. Arrived today to the course checked in, no carts (ok no issue need to put away at some point), and proceeded for our tee time. The tee was backed up and then we were informed by the ranger (all the rangers are great!) that it's "stick ball". Essentially a 2 foot stick to shoot at somewhere in the middle of the fairway, no greens were in use. Not looking to pay to play a course to shoot at a stick in the fairway I can do that at a school field same results for free. Ranger was helpful letting us know where it was and why they were doing it, but never was told when checking in. If we were informed of this would not have played. The ranger knew we were not happy of this and told us that we could talk with the pro inside about it," he's a nice guy". We were now already 25 minutes past our tee time, going to have to walk, and not be able to putt. When we went in the pro shop to talk to Bill he was unaccommodating and rude. No offer to re-fund our money, offered to get us out next (even though we were already waiting 25 minutes past our reservation) and asked if we booked on-line and said it was mentioned. It was not listed on line and not on this website (you can still book today with no mention of it being stick ball and still pay $20-what a joke). If you are going to use a third party to generate revenue then you owe it to your guests to provide that information (you should also do it for aerating greens) because its not right to expect to pay full price for less. This was my third time having an issue with the pro ( 1st time bumped 3 tee offs because a threesome brought their buddy as a fourth and I had reserved it as a solo to fill the group, 2nd time an individual with the same last name and took our spot and we had to wait even though we booked 4 days prior) I will gladly not waste my money or my playing partners money for a poorly ran operation. It's a shame because the course is nice, the staff is nice, and the clubhouse is beautiful with good food. I highly recommend the members of the course to review who is leading their operation and I recommend learning some customer service if you are open to the public. I expect this at a municipal course not here. Will be golfing at South Shore Country Club regularly instead.

First time playing staff was friendly and helpful.The fairways were in great shape greens were in great shape too, though a little slow.If you haven’t played it’s definitely worth a try. A+ to the greens keeper!! Will play again.

Played again, 9 holes walking. Got a fantastic deal on a hot deal. This place is always fantastic. Shot placement is key here.

Probably the best bang for your buck on the south shore. Course Conditions are fantastic. A must play.

Course is in great shape and greens are lightning quick.

Course in nice shape - fast and smooth greens. Pro shop personnel had difficulty knowing if the cart came with the round as per my GOLFNOW reservation. The reservation for my two-some and the accompanying two-some included the cart - which was clearly stated on out printed and the mobil app reservation confirmation but personnel behind desk didn't think so and conversation got circular real quick. The person did allow us to have the carts but made it seem like he was doing us a favor ..??!! Suggestion to the management is that they check their technological connection to GOLFNOW --- you may have a glitch ....

The executive semi private course is one of the best 9 hole courses with regard to the condition of the tee boxes, fairways, and greens. The greens are tough. There is little room for error front back and sides of a lot of them.The course is built within a development and most of the people that live there are members. They say its open to the public but make it difficult to get a tee time. They won't take any call ins and a couple of the front desk staff are very quick to tell you that it's a 24 hour cancelation policy, no exceptions.

There are no senior rates, or junior rates and it is the same all year. For 9 holes with a cart it's $42. A little pricey for a small course.. I have played there a few time this summer because there isn't much else around. The starters and the people that live and play there are very nice, but I get the feeling that if they could make it member only they would. I have spoken to some people that would join if it was a regular course, but feel that the membership dues are a bit excessive for an executive course.

Easy to walk, good conditions, nice setup for restaurant/bar...applied a GolfNow $10 credit, which priced it at under $20 for 9. Good deal, good day.

Course in great shape and they were rolling the greens this morning so they’ll very fast.

This is an executive course, meant for an easy golf experience. No real challenge

Was charged for a "no show" in our group. In all my 50+ years of golf, that has never happened to me.

We only played 9 holes due to a league that was going to be starting up, but, when the Tee Time was made the guy who called was not informed of that. We were all expecting to play 18 holes.

Not a good value, in my opinion.