Sandwich Hollows Golf Club

I paid $20 for 18 holes and a cart on an absolute beautiful weekend in August. It's a full size course and you will definitely be challenged on some of the holes.

Played this course with another first timer and my father. Great way to learn, very enclosed by trees and really long holes. Overall very casual. Would go again in a heartbeat.

Title says it all. I play there whenever possible. The back 9 is a stretch that should be played by every golfer.

Place was great except for pace of play. Very slow No rangers seen all day.

Very friendly atmosphere. Great bang for your buck. Very nice course for all levels of talent. Recommend it to everyone.

Very hilly, no relief from them.

Good value for the money.

play it here. 6.5 hours riding on a Wednesday. Rangers non-existent on the course to mover people along.

Course is very nice for a municipal, and if not for the time it took I would recommend it highly. But waiting 10 min for every shot because of a slow group that nobody would move along ruined the day.

On Saturday 7/30 my husband and I got a great golf now deal and drove down from Weymouth to play. We tee'd off behind two threesomes. No one was behind us. Right from the start the threesome in front of us was looking for their balls in the woods for 10-15 mins. By the fourth hole they had a whole hole open in front of them and they were still looking for their balls. At one point they were on the tee box drinking beer and laughing with the hole open! We finally teed off on the fourth hole (one and a half hours later) and when we reached the green the cart lady was joking with the threesome in front of us (on the 5th tee) about them having to buy her a beer and everyone else in the party. The slow play was caused by the threesome in front of us being over served and after four holes and they were already drunk! We start getting into our Cart heading to the fifth tee box when the cart lady pulls up and asked us if we want anything we also saw her after the first hole both times we said we were all set. She said I have to take your cooler. We both looked at her in surprise and said what? She said there are no coolers allowed on course. We had water and ice in our cooler, it was a hot day! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? We had water and ice in our cooler!! She said we can take everything out but we can't have our cooler!! So warm water on a hot day great. We had played there two weeks earlier and we did have beer that day, and on the 16th hole she said there's no glass bottles allowed on the course! That's it nothing about coolers!! So when she said she's taking our cooler we were already frustrated about the slow play that we decided to leave! WE WILL NEVER PLAY HERE AGAIN! There are so many better courses to play that don't care if you bring a cooler of water on the course!!! Thank you to Golfnow for refunded our money for the holes we didn't play!!

This was a nice looking course but needs a ton of attention. The fairways were really hard! Needing lots of rain. You could actually hear your ball hit the fairway from 250 yards away. It would hit then take these crazy bounces do to the fact the grounds were so hard.

The hazards with tall grass looked like wheat. They were so dry!

The women's tee boxes you could barely stick your tee into as well. My wife has a handicap of 19. Mine is a 8.

I think if they watered this course, it would have played like a moderate course.

We might play it again after a rainy spell of like 2 mos.!

It's too bad as it could be a great enjoyable course to play. Invest in irrigations systems.

Excellent course greens were in great shape fairways were very hard due to the heat and lack of rain.

excellent greens, fringes and fairways. very little attention given to traps, rough, and cart paths. some very hilly holes. No starter and no ranger. first tee could be a free for all if the course is crowded. It was hot and humid when we played so we brought a soft lunch pack with sandwiches and water. It was a good thing since there was NO DRINKING WATER on the course and we didn't see the drink cart until the 10th hole. After we declined making a purchase the drink cart attendant told us that our "cooler" was not allowed on the course and we had to give it up or bring it back to our car immediately. We did neither and finished our round.

The course is nice, very playable and the price is right. Only negative is the pace was slow and the dress code is lax at best with a lot of tank tops and denim shorts. Tighten things up and this is a steal with a great layout.

Have played this course multiple times. The pace of play last season was fine, this year, not so much. Played on a two weekday afternoons in the past couple of weeks - fivesomes, guys lining up putts like it's the 72nd hole at the Masters, entire foursomes looking for a ball in the woods, before then having to go look for their own ball. There's just no effort to keep the round moving. Traps don't get raked and some of the tee boxes are just complete goners. The course itself is a nice challenge. Lots of undulations, greens are in nice shape, and the woods are punishing but give you a chance to scramble. The value is definitely there, but when you can't even get through 18 in 5+ hours on a weekday, something's wrong. If you are lucky enough to get out without getting stuck behind some meddling groups, it is one of the best bargains out there - it's just luck of the draw.

We have been playing Sandwich Hollows for many years, including when it was called "Round Hill". For a town course, it is in good shape and enjoyable to play. And one of the absolute best bargains whether you play the $29.95 Wednesday or a discounted online tee time. You need a long drive on the Par 5 first hole to the top of the hill or better, or the hole will play a lot longer. One suggestion is to use a "spotter" on holes #2, #8, #14, and #18 to save some time looking for wayward balls. People complain about a slow pace of play, well knowing where your ball landed or if it is still in play will save some of that time! Don't forget to look up once in a while and take in the views of Cape Cod Bay (hole #3 especially). SH is a long and hilly course, like most Cape courses, and very enjoyable and challenging.

For a town run course, worth the play. Do not expect manicured fairways, pristine tee boxes, sandy bunkers and fast greens , then you will truly enjoy your round. Paid $18.00 and I feel it was money well spent. The biggest issue is the pace of play, or should I say the LONG pace of play. Over 5 hours during the week day. Can not image the time during the weekend. Would I play again ? For that price and maybe a few dollars more, YES!.

Suggestion, do not try and walk the course, very hilly.

This course is a fair challenge with a lot of different features. Greens were excellent. Rough and fescue too thick. It deserves better care to be an excellent course.

The course is excellent. It is long, challenging and in such incredible condition you would think it were a private course. However, the staff does not manage the tee times at all. People just tee off in whatever order they feel like. Similarly, no one from the staff manages pace of play out on the course. This free for all results in unnecessarily long rounds. We teed off just after 2:45 as a foursome. At 7:45 they came out and told us we had to end our round and come in. After 5 hours, we didn't even get to tee off on the 18th hole. I have played this course about 10 times and this is typical. Enjoy the course but bring a book for all the time you'll spend waiting.

With the high cost of greens fees and cart fees and a soda and a hot dog, its great to know some golf courses understand the fast nickel vs the quick dime concept.

I'll play this track 5 times to every 2 at other courses.

Thank you Sandwich Hollows for understanding value.

Why do you think folks give up the game? TOOOOO expensive, end of story.

Nicely layed out course. Conditions variable. Good food in restaurant

course was fun , but very very slow I would like to play it again with all the people