Exeter Country Club

From beginning to end a great experience! Bill Casell a pleasure and made our day memorable. Highly recommend!

Right on time, excellent time for a foursome. Definitely play again!

Nice and challenging 9, good for a quick fun scramble with friends for sure.

The course was established in 1889. What a treat. Only nine (9) holes. Very hilly. A lot of blind approach shots to the greens. Greens are very hard so you have to take that into comsideration when httting your shots into the green for the run out. All of the people there were friendly including fellow golfers. All age groups there including youths. Nice veranda over looking golf course 1st and 9th holes for libations and food. You got to go. Relaxing day.

This course is perfect for anybody, even if you are a beginner. The course is very easy to navigate and the holes are wide open so you dont have to worry about losing a lot of balls!

The fairways and greens were in great condition. We took a cart and glad we did as there were a few hills although many golfers were walking. We were disappointed in the Grille offerings of no draft beer and only hamburgers and hot dogs precooked, wrapped and sitting in a warmer. Of course that may be due to Covid19. We will look forward to play there again.

Exeter CC is in excellent condition from tees to greens, traps are fresh, drainage is good, roughs are cut. Enjoyed the round with my son until we caught a group of four older women golfers. Golfers because they could hit the ball but ladies, when your drives are a hundred yards each you do not play honors golf! By the eighth tee there were no less than 3 twosomes backed up waiting for them to reach the green. Of course no ranger to explain ettiquette or let a faster group through. 3 hour round on a Tuesday morning.