The New England Country Club

Be below the hole, if putting down hill gently tap tap tap it in.

I've played New England course is always in great shape (even early in the season).

Staff is very friendly and professional.

It's a tight course which makes it a challenge.

Played in February and course was beautiful. By April 13, fairways brown in desperate need of water.

New England Country Club is an excellent course as it is challenging along fun. For the $25 I paid to ride 9 holes at 3:00 pm it was a fantastic time. The greens were a little long but it's also February so it is understandable. I have also played this course during the warmer months and greens run fast when they are maintained for more consistent play. Overall it is a great course and if you haven't played here I would reccomend.

The course was in great condition and the greens were tough but true. I will absolutely be returning.

Can’t wait to play again

A little burnouts on fairways but overall one of the best challenges in the area

Excellent food and service all around

Would be an excellent day at the height of foliage

Lots of great views

The course seemed to be dry. Quite a bit of dry patches, My biggest concern was the number of blind spots that had no bell or flag to notify golfers behind you that you were within range. We had an older couple with us and were bombarded on several holes. On one hole the golfer behind us drove a line drive into the windshield of the golf cart that we luckily had up. Our golf cart was on our fairway, he just couldn’t see us. I highly recommend this course management puts in some type of system that lets golfers know that there are players in front of you. Be warned, wear a helmet when playing this course!

Played on Sunday - fairways in decent shape. Greens really nice.

My 2nd time playing here & great challenging hilly course with good amount of water holes along with tricky greens, deffenitly reccomend this course to anyone looking to play, only downside was the temperatures that day I played 91 degrees & slow group of 4 in front of us, otherwise it's a plus in my book.

They switched the 1st hole and made it the 9th hole and set up a practice area adjacent to the 9th hole. This is an extremely dangerous setup as golf balls from the practice area were ending up on the 9th hole fairway and bouncing off trees. I felt like I needed to have armored gear on so as not to be hit.

The greens were in great shape but some of the tee boxes were pretty bad. The 8th hole is a challenging, winding steep hole that is fun if you like something different and challenging.

Apparently. they have private memberships along with being open to the public. One private member played through without even requesting to do so, only then to hold us up on the very next hole.

The pub and club house is in bad shape. I wonder what is going on with the course. It looks like it is trouble.

Beautiful location.

Excellent conditions, place to get out of rain on course would be nice. Friendly staff.,good food!

It's a shame the course doesn't make divot mix available to golfers to apply in the fairway's and on tee boxes. In fact the new golf carts (without GPS and no cover to protect clubs during rain) don't even have a place for divot mix bottles to hang. C'mon man... free labor from golfers to keep turf conditions up to snuff. What's up wit dat?? Every tee should have a box of divot mix and every cart should have two bottles of divot mix to maintain the hacked up fairways....