Crotched Mountain Resort

Came to this course expecting a cow pasture in the country We found a challenging golf course with greens that are in fantastic condition. Many holes are blind shots off the tee box so you will need to play this course a few times before actually scoring well. Fairways roll left and right and I actually couldn’t find a ball that I know I hit to the middle of the fairway. Someone will enjoy a Titleist Pro V1 when they find it in the fairway side rough. The trip in from Peabody Ma was long for a round of golf. GPS took us over a dirt road coming in but again the ride and fantastic Deal of the Day on Golf Now was well worth the trip. Great day and the young girl working inside was very nice.

Nice layout with super nice staff. I live over an hour away and I would play here again if a buddy asked or for the crazy good hot deal. Greens were in amazing shape, fast, with lots of ridges, and big breaks in the greens. A few spots look like they have been ignored by the grounds crew but what ever. Great views and yeah...a fun track to play.

There needs to be one ports potty on the front and back 9 for ladies

Making us go in the woods isn’t acceptable

All the 18 hole courses I play do this

Also men sometimes need one too

It’s not all peeing in the woods

I wanted to provide an update to my review from a couple months ago when the course was still coming out of the winter season. I'm happy to say the conditions have improved very much and after getting a great GolfNow deal for my round today I can confidently say this was the best value for playing golf I'll have all year!

It was my 6th time playing the course over the years and I'm still finding new things to appreciate about it. Many golfers might not love the old-school Donald Ross design with severely sloped fairways and blind tee shots but I find it charming and a lot of fun.

I was also impressed to (just today) notice the course does have a full practice area with a practice bunker and grass tees for the driving range.

My tee time came with cart included but given the cooler weather I decided to walk and it's actually not too bad of a walk considering all the elevation changes. You really get a better sense of the slope to the fairways and the primitive ways in which the course was shaped all those years ago.

As I mentioned before, the conditions were much improved since my last visit with no patchy fairways or rough. My only complaint is I could do with a little less rocks in the bunkers. A pebble here and there is to be expected at this price but the bunkers I was in today were littered with stones both small and large. Also it appears the flagstick on #13 is about to split in half at the bottom.

Anyways, I look forward to my next round here!

Slanted fairways combined with blind landing areas often result in many lost balls. Still a fun course with lots of great scenery. Had a very slow elderly 3some ahead of us, so we skipped the 8th hole to get by them. Hadn't played here since early 90s, when Market Basket gave free passes to play here, so it was a nostalgic round, with dry, 74° sunshine and puffy white clouds. All for $16. How can anyone complain?!

Course in excellent condition. Elderly threesome were holding play and as a result we bypassed 8th hole. Par 3 number 16 box was a mess to get to. Otherwise very very good and challenging.

This is a very hilly course and the cart path only restrictions is a pain.

The greens on this course were like playing on the beach it was so sandy. The first 9 fairways were also beat up but those in the back were in better shape. Very wet because they ran the sprinklers all day.

Greens had just been aerated and where very Sandy. Otherwise I can see greens being well maintained. Excellent views of mountain and fairways were ok. Overall a good value for your money. Will play it again.

The beautiful front nine were closed, so we played the back nine twice. The conditions were rugged: wet, bare ground on some of the fairways, damaged greens, but it is EARLY, so no stressing. LOVED the Pro Shop gal. Super food and drink. Will DEFINITELY be back.

Can always get a tee time and puts a lot of local courses to shame. Great course even better atmosphere. Hidden Gem

I have played this course for the last 4 years and have great respect for the challenges that it offers up. Spring golf here is better if your shoes are waterproof, Walking 18 is as good of workout as you can get. This is a little known gem of NH and it is never crowded Bring you camera because you will want to take a few pictures

Sick course, old school. Hard but fun. Better than all the preppy courses. Very affordable and challenging.

I had a great day of early season golf! The course came through winter in good shape, and many repairs have been made throughout the course. The tee "redo" on 16 and 17 was a good idea. The course should really take off once the spring rain arrives. Overall, a good day with friendly pro shop staff, beautiful views, and turkeys gobbling in the background.

Thanks CMGC