I've been here ~6x as it is close to home, but each time I get upset at myself for thinking things…read morewould be better. Pace of play is terrible. They stack tee-times too close together (when the group ahead is out of driving range). No ranger. Just awful.

First, The staff is extremely rude, provides bold face lies of current course conditions while…read moretaking your money, conversely the conditions are sub par at best, divets in the greens, scrotch fairways the pace of play is god awful 3 hrs for nine hole and the conditions. This place is circus and has turned into an absolute dog track of a course. Won't ever be playing here again.

Best public course around, by far. You will not find greens better than these for the price point-…read morethere are memberships as they are actually semi-private however there is a long wait list. I've heard complaints about the wait list but memberships are limited in order to save tee times for the public- so not sure why people are so upset! Play here if you get a chance, it's a very busy course so keep up with the pace of play and you will have no issues!

Nice well maintained course. The staff are friendly and organized. The fairways were reasonably…read morechallenging.

I've never had an issue with bringing my daughter here before I come on Father's Day and they tell…read moreme that she's not allowed to come due to insurance reasons which is odd because they didn't have a problem with it last month.

Me, James, Ben & Molly played here on Tuesday morning…read more James played here before so he had some local knowledge. It's an OK course but I would not recommend playing here within a few days after a rain. Many of the green areas have large wet areas where your ball will sink and be lost never to be seen again. The tee boxes have cheap looking little colored baskets for markers. The out of bounds can be severe because of many rocks and roots along the tree line. I scored two birdies on two different par 4's which was first for me.

My brother in law, his wife & I had very enjoyable round of golf at Hilltop Golf today. John who…read morechecked us in & Anne who I believe is the reason the course opened up again are extremely pleasant. Just good people! The course is an Executive par 3. Overall the golf was good.... not great. Definitely some challenging holes. Some of the greens had their issues but all were playable.

Great par 3 course, only one of its kind in the area. Excellent for beginners to learn yet…read morechallenging enough for anyone. Water on every hole, greens and tee boxes are in phenomenal condition especially for as hot and dry as it's been the last week. Owner Annie is a gem and super friendly- she had a pitcher of water waiting for us after our round! Great prices for rounds and membership. Will definitely be coming back!

The absolute best place to practice your game. The grass tees are extremely well maintained…read morethroughout the year, consistently moving them up and over, reseeding, and then doing it all over again. They have multiple target greens of various distances, over an enormously wide range area. They offer year round practice with heated booths, to hit off golf mats. $10 for 70 balls which are pretty new and washed each time. My only wish is they allowed for half buckets. They do have a nice putting and chipping green which is usually pretty crowded. They also offer a membership program that allows for access to a special members only practice area allowing 30 buckets a month. But the fee is too rich for me. I wish they offered a discounted weekday or weekend only membership. It is located in the same building as Golf and Ski Warehouse where you can test drive new clubs on the driving range off the back mats. And if you need help with your game, the Seth Dichard Golf School operates from the same location. I should also note that it is adjacent to the 36 hole Green Meadows Golf Course.

I went to World Cup because they have Trackman and figured I could get an accurate average yardage…read moreon every club in my bag. Lately have been coming up short on my approach shots and wanted to take the guess work out of it. So I booked a bay at $8.30 and bought a $20 bucket of balls. The Trackman screen is a pain in the ass to work when changing clubs. Now I know that I avg 250 with my driver but this machine was telling me that I was hitting it 205, so I went down the line with the next 4 clubs. Every club was extremely short so I took 6 of my own balls out of my bag to see if it was their balls or the machine that was giving me a false yardage. The 6 Titleist ProV1 gave me 40-50 yards difference...their balls are JUNK, either they are restricted flight or just crap that have been hit too many times. This effort proved only one thing to me...that it was a total waste of time and money! If you are hitting balls and don't care how far they go or if they nose dive 50yds out then practice at World Cup! But if you want to get accurate yardage and flight and easy transition when changing clubs then practice at KIMBALL'S in Westford Ma!! Sorry but this place is a joke!

My brother wanted to come here for breakfast on Sunday. He and I sat at the bar given the limited…read morenumber of tables and trying to be nice to other patrons with larger parties. There were seats available at the bar but we had to ask a couple to shift in order to sit together. I'm on a bodybuilding diet and found the menu choices limited. I can eat lean meat and vegetables, neither of which there were for breakfast. I'm unable to have eggs and the whole menu seemed to be eggs, fatty meat, and bread for the most part. I ended up getting the Western Omelet which is essentially eggs with vegetables. It came with a side and I asked if vegetables were available only to be told beans? I got the potatoes and a side of sausage to go with the omelet. Not to say it was a bad experience, but the healthier options are definitely lacking. The coffee was good. My brother enjoyed his Bloody Mary which seemed very popular as I watched the bartender make endless of these for patrons.

Course is always well kept, have golfed here numerous times. The bar/food is always good. I will…read morecontinue to golf here in future.

Great facility, staff & prices! Great teaching Pro, Jr. Camps & Clinics for young & old!read more

Nice golfing range setup with a netting on the leftside and a roof over the driving range that will…read morefit up to 5 golfers. Also there is more opened area, further on the right for golfers who may not not care for the roof over their heads. Also, one can practice chipping around the practice range near the driving ranges. A large bucket of balls is only at $8 now. Can't beat the price.

Finally started playing here last year (July 2025) and have since played 18 times. Great value…read more Better than average condition. Relaxed atmosphere. Greens in excellent shape. Forgiving and shorter than average (play the blues). I'd give it 5 stars if it was 18 (it's 9 holes) and there are rocks/roots on a few holes.

For the past three years the new management has been turning this course around! The course is…read moreperfect for beginners they will use every club in there bag. Very family oriented. The PGA Pro Donnie Lyons is second to none. Great views of Mount Wachusett. If your looking for a nice 9 hole course in central Massachusetts this is the place to go with friendly staff and nice conditions.