Mirbeau Inn & Spa Plymouth

I always leave Pinehills happy. The people here understand how to operate and maintain a golf course. The tee times are perfectly spaced for a consistent pace of play. You almost never wait on tee boxes.

What makes Pinehills a 5-star golf course is the practice facility and clubhouse. With a double ended range, 4 practice greens and a clubhouse with a "private" feel, you could really spend a whole day here working every aspect of your game and relaxing at East Bay Grille. This continues to be one of the best all-around public golf venues in the south shore.

Played the Jones course Sunday July 15th and traveled from CT to play. Back 9 much better than the front with a lot of elevation. Very enjoyable from the back tees. Don’t know if I would return considering the $150 greens fee. Their slogan is “Be A Member for the Day” and was disappointed that after a 90 degree Sunday afternoon I wasn’t able to shower because of lack of towels. Was planning to sit down and eat but left because no shower. Overall solid course but don’t know if I would go back.

Great course but plan on 6 hrs to play. People are slow, waited 5-10 min on every hole. I’m writing this review that golf now asked me to write via email and we are still on the course. Can’t play golf any slower than here.

The course itself is challenging and in great shape. Staff is terrific. Nice practice facility. It is a must in MA.

Brutally hot, with a heat index in the triple digits, but a fairly steady breeze helped with that. The Nicklaus course is easier off the tee than the Jones, but the challenge is all in the approach shots. Greens weren't slow nor fast, and they rolled well. Fairways and tees were also in good shape. The practice facility is unmatched, but I couldn't take full advantage because of the hot temperatures.

Overall was good. Range, staff and course layout were very good, however the greens were blotchy and kinda inconsistent and the bunkers were more dirt than sand. Expectations were high going in and didn't quite live up to the hype. Nice course but not $105 nice. Enjoyed the experience, but not in any hurry to go back.

Everything was great but the pace of play. 5 plus hrs too long for suck a nice course. After 5th hold, had to wait every hole thereafter. Got slower after the 10th. Guys in front so slow but the groups in front were extremely slow.

Greens were half the break they appear, fyi.

pine hills, as awesome as it is, can be a little pricey for me. But with golf now, got a great deal so i could not pass it up. love the driving range, relaxing atmosphere, and the course is excellent.

I play golf three times a week & enjoy a challenging layout course,& Pinehills Jones course meets all of my expectations! yesterday when I played , after going through several groups , I was a single, I was able to play 18 holes in under four hours. I am a low handicap & very quick player and was able to move around this wonderful track and putt on some very well-maintained greens . The 15th hole is one of the most beautiful par 5’s anywhere in the area! Looking forward to playing the Jones course again , love the challenge it provides!

I have always found the Nicklaus course to be the easier of the 2 courses at Pinehills. It's much more forgiving off the tee, but you need to hit good iron shots to the greens. The greens rolled well, and the pace was very good at 3:56 for 18 holes with a start time at 1:30 on a Sunday. But it being Mother's Day probably helped with that. As always, I get there with plenty of time before my tee time to take full advantage of the excellent practice facilities.