A quick little course if you don't mind poor customer service when you check in and getting wet…read morefrom the sprinkler systems running in the fairways. The grounds men watched us play our balls off tees with sprinklers running, only turning one of four off, and then watched us play through five fairway sprinklers. Maybe if it was 90 degrees out I would of had a better day... I'm sure the older couple behind us thought that same.

This is a family-friendly course. The staff has always been friendly and accommodating to walk-ins…read more It is a short 9 hole course with postage stamp greens and I find it a great place to hone your approach shots and short game. Price is very reasonable even on weekends and it is an easy walking course.

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!

I've never played golf, but in this New Year I decided to give it a go. First, I wanted to create…read morea golf camp for my husband's birthday. Seth was so patient and helpful in planning a week of golf for my husband in the middle of winter. With Seth's instruction, my husband had the "best birthday present ever." Ladies, you know how hard it is to come up with "best birthday present ever." I was encouraged to sign up for the beginner 5 week class lead by Eric. Eric was very clear in his instruction and encouraging. Helping me see why golf can be fun. The classes worked. I think I'm hooked on a new sport and plan to keep practicing and yes take some more classes. For now, I'm rocking the golf simulator.....

I lived in New Hampshire for years, and was going to Hunters Angling when they were in New Boston,…read morethen Bedford as the new Stone River Outfitters, and now Amherst. Whenever I come back home to see family, I always stop in. One of best fly tying materials suppliers I've seen, and I've been to a variety of top shops in UT, CO, and online. I've tried to order some Estaz chenille from various shops for bass flies I use in TX, and most shops have very limited selection. I went there this AM and they had every color I could imagine in 3 sizes. Dan and Nate are awesome people too. Great variety of supplies and great know-how too. Hard to match that.

Came into this shop excited to buy my first legit reel. Dude that greeted me (late 20 yo) was so…read morenegative about everything. I'm brand new to fly fishing and the guy just ended up making me feel like an idiot (about lines, flies, and reels). Not inviting whatsoever. My grandfather who's a guide recommended Ross and the guy for no reason would be so negative about them (and everything) then proceed to not say anything, just silence. I've now been to concord outfitters and bears den in MA and they are considerably better. Hard to try to get into such a niche hobby when there's people like this that drag you down.

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.

Went snowshoeing a few days ago on the "back 9". The club grooms their cart paths for Nordic…read moreskiing and snow shoeing, plus the Dublin TapRoom is open for meals, snacks and drinks afterwards. Great scenery, nice trails, and free to the public.

First of all New Hampshire is a beautiful state. I received a coupon to play the Shattuck for only…read more$35 w/cart when I played Maynard Golf Course. I was also told that it is the 43rd hardest golf course in America, the 5th most scenic in New England and also in great shape - all (3) are correct. I had 13 pars, 2 birdies shot 80 and lost 5 golf balls from the back tees. The scenery is off the charts, the double burger and cold beer were awesome. In fact they have a deal there, whatever you shoot is the price of your first 16oz draft - so 80 cents it was. Call the pro-shop and ask them about that coupon, I bet they give you that price - worth the 80 minute drive from downtown Boston.

I don't know how long they were open but who cares this place is awesome. My instructor brought me…read moreand some of my classmates here and had a blast. Granted were awful but it was truly fun. They explain the course and what disc was what. It's kind of addicting. It's rough terrain and you do walk quite a bit. It's a great "nice weather" activity especially in Massachusetts if it ain't snowing it's nice. This place is located in a plaza so there's plenty of parking. It looks small but in the back it's a while 'nother world. Stay safe, have fun!!

The owner of this facility is an upstanding guy, highly knowledgeable, and patient with those…read more (like myself) that are less than knowledgeable and want to learn. A+ edutainment

I love Adam's playground. For the last 30-years this has been a place that i have always enjoyed…read moregoing to. They have 3 softball-baseball fields although one is too small to be used for adults. They have a skate park one of the only one within 30-minutes in any direction an outdoor basketball court that is in good condition for how old it is and how much use it gets. There are a lot of good games here and the skate park sees a lot of activity. The fields are packed for almost all of the spring and summer so it is harder to walk on. If you want to walk on for a pick up game go to ConVal or PES. There is a pool that i think opens in late June or early July and there is a playground area for the kids that has been kept in good condition. Ecco field (closest to the road) is doubled for soccer use and because of that there is no fence in right but that adds a neat feature for that. skating for hockey or just skating in the winter, sometimes is hard to keep maintained but they do a good job all things considering. Parking is hard to come by if they have a lot of people playing softball on all the fields. Some scrap construction materials laying around so you need to keep an eye on your kids for that. Tennis courts that have been kept in very good condition. One of the best features of any town in the area.

Definitely the best playground in the area! Huge, fenced in with two entrances, something for…read moreeveryone, including a swing for handicapped kids. Tons of toddler swings, regular swings, a tire swing, a baby/toddler area where everything is scaled down for them with a small climbing "wall", slide, steps, rocking "animals" & fire "truck", etc. On the bigger kids side there are monkey bars, big slides, big "rope" ladder, big climbing wall, & more! There's the biggest sandbox I've ever seen, filled with over 20+ plastic & metal Tonka dump trucks & a kid's size pretend house area with a table & benches. There's a bubbler there which is nice on hot summer days & a few trees provide some shade, although depending on the time of day & where the sun is, there are times when the heat is just unbearable & there's really very little shade. There are benches scattered all over the playground & two picnic tables under the trees, next to the rhododendron bushes. Across the street there are bathrooms in the little building next to the baseball fields. They're usually pretty gross but hey, they service both areas & there's only 1 woman's stall & 1 men's stall so it's not surprising. Next to the playground there's a pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, big gazebos, & a big (mostly) shaded parking lot.