Kelley Greens Golf Course

Great sea side long executive course. Mostly a par 3 with a couple challenging par 4's sprinkled in. will probably play irons most of the day with maybe a hybrid club on a few holes. If you are in the city and want to play a quick 9 around lunch this course is a hidden gem for sure.

Staff is great during this tough time. Gary in the pro shop was very helpful and would be a shame to lose his expertise on managing this course.

Mike D - Swampscott

Very challenging little gem of a course in Nahant. Very breezy and a gorgeous day on the course. Lots of reeds and marshes. Being end of a summer without rain meant dried out fairways, but good news for getting a good run on the ball. Greens are hard to read and undulating. Nice little course.

So, the course is owned by the town, so not sure if the gentleman who checked us in was paid by town or a separate entity, but he was very abrupt and condescending. At the conclusion of our round I went back over to ask him a question and he kept interrupting me with what he anticipated my question would be. Perhaps he was having a bad day, but his attitude was not necessary. Checking folks in for golf and answering questions of guests should not produce a bad experience for him or me. We did, in fact, pay for our round.

Short course but still gives you a challenge. Many hazards and forces you to focus and play it smart.

It was the worst golfing experience I have ever had. The fairways were poorly groomed lumpy bumpy with long grass making it hard to find your ball. The pace was so slow I was pulling my hair out. The greens were well maintained however and the pro shop man was nice. The golf carts were nice.

A fun little course, grate place to have a golf course, some very nice small greens, steep false fronts, a couple hogs back greens, no stress.

It was a really short course but there are a few longer holes. Nice wide fairways. Pretty flat. Easy to walk. Can’t beat the location. Staff was friendly and polite. They had beer, wine and snacks. I’ll be back!

Based off of the ratings, I thought this place was going to be nice. Really, the only thing that was nice about it was the greens. The rest of the course was pretty beat up, it had no views, and it was as short as you’d expect based off of the general info. I played 18 on a hot deal at $35 and I have played WAY better courses at that rate this season. I would not recommend this to anyone except a father who’s planning to play with a young son.

I had a great time here and it’s honestly a miracle the course was able to open this year. Water came over the sea wall earlier this year... and the course was flooded for the first time in an extremely long time. While it’s pretty chewed up in a few spots... the greens roll surprisingly true and make for a very fun walk. Like many seaside courses, the wind is it’s main defense. You’ll need all your clubs, and have to hit a lot of shots. Be sure to take a walk after your round to see the old military infrastructure behind the first tee too! Check this place out... it’s a great reminder that golf doesn’t have to be expensive or long to be fun and challenging.

This course is located on an Island, the wind can sometimes make it a bit more challenging but it is not a tough course by any means.

There is generally a lot of old timers here, but they play well and quick and are generally friendly. There is a lot of water, not ponds but more of a marsh feel. Easy to lose a few balls if you miss the fairway, but the fairways are wide.

It's not a bad option being close and cheap