The New England Country Club

Fastest greens I’ve played in a long time. Great time. Very fun course.

First time playing here and won’t be rushing back anytime soon. Course was just okay. Some holes were in decent shape while others need a lot of work. Same goes for the tee boxes, started out ok but quickly turn to sand with few patches of green. It was just shy of $90 for 18 with a cart, and I would only play again if it was more like $60-$70 for a round. Also, play was slow, which I understand happens, but there were zero rangers helping to keep pace of play. Took as 6 hours for the round — ooph!

For $50 during the week with a cart, can't beat the deal. The course is in good shape, especially the greens. However, at least the day I played this week, the greens were so fast (not a bad thing alone). But, combined with where the pins were placed on many slopes, I actually thought it was borderline unfair, certainly beyond what I would think most non-scratch players would enjoy. I love fast greens and would never say fast = bad, but on some holes, it was too much for me. Still, good value especially during the week.

It has a great layout and is a challenging course.. Great value and with 138 slope from the back tees a fun day of golf.

Greens were immaculate and golf course was in great shape considering the drought conditions. While it's not the courses fault, it would be nice if people would try to fix their ball marks on the greens and others while they're standing around instead of trying to rush through the round. Cart girl was very attentive which helped immensely.

Loved this course!! Would love to see the tee boxes in better shape. This is truly New England golf. Greens rolled true and fast. Worth the 1 hour drive. Can’t wait to come back.

Needs work. Not enough parking. Pro shop pretty shabby. Range is terrible- Looks like abandoned sand pit; range balls are complete junk.

Tee boxes are either a weedy/crabgrass mess or hacked apart. Greens were decent. Fairways mostly ok but need attention.

Absolutely need a ranger. Pace of play was pathetic. Our 1:20 tee time was delay, maybe ten minutes and never recovered. Our twosome walked off the course on 16 at 6:00 pm-we were a threesome, with three holes to play.

Didn’t have to pre-pay the greens fees when I booked online, which was nice. Each guy paid his own greens fee when you got to the course.

Overpriced for the quality of golf and pace of play. No rangers.

Course was in great shape and especially challenging with the wind. One of my favorites in the area.

At this time of year, (late summer) one can expect, under NORMAL play levels(keep in mind, the surge of 15%+ of new golfers also impacts activity level-and the newbies NOT fixing divots etc), that the tee boxes and greens would be under great duress...add in the drought conditions, and the course becomes a reflection

...the tee boxes, were well used...and need a rest, even with rotation of pins...

The Greens were like putting on glass...extremely well maintained and rock solid...still filling in from the aeration done recently though made for interesting last minute turns in front of the cups

Fairways in decent shape, but again, in need of some attention (back 9 mostly)...but still staying on them makes it the goal...

Overall, comparing to other courses nearby, its current condition might rate a B...there are other courses that are a D...others an A

...this IS worth the money regardless, since it is one of the prettier courses around, and if you can putt on glass, you will do well...best look to play in the future after a bit more rain...

WILL BE BACK...been coming here for years, and know the grounds crew works hard for us all...