Olde Scotland Links at Bridgewater
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Photo submitted by steveishh on 08/15/2026
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Photo submitted by NoahT428 on 09/14/2024
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Photo submitted by Richard7078910 on 01/23/2023
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Photo submitted by u544153922 on 01/06/2021
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Photo submitted by u544153922 on 01/06/2021
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Temporary green Photo submitted by u544153922 on 01/06/2021
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Photo submitted by u6790462 on 07/15/2020
Golfer Reviews
Solid start for the year
For April the course was in great shape. My only. Criticism is that the greens had dew on them at 4pm. It was like the grounds crew had not drug the dew off in the morning.
Regulars. First round of the season. Course was an excellent condition especially given the winter we had. Warmly received in the pro shop as well
OSL
For early season golf in New England, the course is in great condition. The greens were rolling true, the tee boxes were in great condition,
Simple 30 minute ride south of Boston on Rte. 24.
I paid the senior walking rate, great deal!
Always a great place to play
9:20 starting time on a Saturday and played in 4 hours. it's early in the year and all the plants need to grow in.but it is still a wonderful course. Something for all skill levels and most holes present unique but fair challenges.
Good round, no club rental
Had a good round, 4.5hours slower towards the end
Windy conditions made it interesting
Course in good shape
Nice round
Greens, fairways, tee boxes, all good, some cart paths I rough shape, like this course very much,very wide open, wish we could get cart closer to car long walk to carry clubs for a handicap person
They care more about their course than their customers
Terrible experience. Paid $130 to play here with pushcarts. The girl took the collars from the carts and said “you don’t need those” and took the collars. The bags obviously were not secured, so my boyfriend’s bag fell off 3x before we got to the first tee. Then we got to the first tee and asked if we had put it on wrong- immediately the starter said “where’s the other piece?” We explained what had happened and he went back to the club house and grabbed the collars. Said the girl immediately knew what she did was wrong. But there was no attempt at correcting that wrong. We voiced our feelings of being upset about the push carts, his $350 bag damaged (legs bent from hitting the cement 3x, scratched, and club damage TBD), the fact that the bag had sentimental value from his mother meant nothing to the people we told the experience to, only met with a “well what do you want us to do?” Again, there was no attempt at fixing their mistake. We practically had to beg for a $18 refund for the push carts. The course is very difficult but well maintained. Just wished that they treated their customers the way they treat their course. Bottom line- if you care about your property- bring your own.