Butternut Farm Golf Club

Great early springtime conditions. Well manicured t-boxes, fairways with consistent rolling greens. The groves were free of winters past with the grounds crew hard at work. Friendly club house staff and a starter that was on point.

Great fall/pre winter conditions. Leaf patrol was well mantained. Friendly club house staff. Pace of play was perfect seeing how we had the course to ourselves. My kind of golf.

Unexpected events happen - could not play the back 9 - expensive course and no raincheck.

Nickel & Dime everything. No beer cart and with so many people walking. It ends up being 4 and a half hour rounds. SAD!!

As you can imagine there are a lot of leaves in and around this course, if you hit your ball in it is most likely lost, very hard to locate it. The course has some areas that are pretty wet, unusual since it has been very dry lately. Greens are in good shape, rolling fast.

Greens and fairways are in good shape. Tee boxes need some work. The course is easy to walk and the pace of play was excellent. Early tee time and finished in 3.5 hours.

Course was in good shape. Tee boxes a little worn. Downpour of rain for first 2 holes and then cleared up. By then turn, it was a perfect day.

I drive an hour to play this course.... it is pretty and challenging, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!

Good challenging course due to very narrow fairways. Trees/woods line both side of fairway on almost all holes. 600 years par 5 (from white tees) is almost unfair. Narrow fairways, dogleg, and approach to green protected by water. Par on that hole is huge accomplishment but very unlikely. . Greens just aerated so hard to judge. The tee boxes were in bad shape and the worst part of the course. This caused me to give a 3* rating. Otherwise 4*. Pace of play was very good but it could get slow on crowded weekend due to folks looking for balls in woods. Overall, it’s worth a visit.

First hole, the green was so slow, needed a haircut. I was disappointed as we played 8 holes like this. Then the maintenance crews came out to cut greens, much better after and we were able to enjoy the round. Greens still have a lot of sand as they recover from aeration.