Came here on Saturday for my first time golfing on a course that wasn't a pitch & putt. The people…read morewere kind and the course was nice. The duo we got grouped up with was so incredibly kind and really made the experience so great. The holes ranged in length which was great to switch it up. They had coolers throughout the course which was great for refilling bottles.

This place is a local gem. Small, but accessible for all skill levels. Well maintained. I took…read morelessons with Scott Guild. My son also took lessons here. Instructors are skilled at what they do. They are positive, professional, and encouraging. I was worried about doing lessons since I'm very new. Scott made me feel very welcome and taught me so much. I will be sure to do more lessons and my son will as well.

First of all, I am a high handicap golfer primarily interested in improving my game without risk of…read morejudgment or embarrassment. So for me, the mats at this driving range do the trick. My son is also learning to play, and the bays are roomy and private enough that two of us can share a bucket and bay to help each other and keep it social. It's a fairly no frills kind of place. Given the prices for entertainment these days, the prices for practice balls seems pretty reasonable. It would be nice if they had more variety of tee heights (or adjustable tees) to use on the mats.

Great place with nice targets. Field goal post are a ton of fun. Brand new balls and really nice…read moremats. Grass was closed for now but I was told it will be open when it warms up this spring.

Solid 3.5. Old cow farm converted over to a walkable 18. Lots of water and sand traps. Good for…read morewaking 9, 18 take a cart. Nice pro shop and a great restaurant too. Driving range on grass... try to hit the big rock!

We had a foursome and we played the first hole and then it completely torrential downpours came…read morethrough. We waited 15 minutes to see if the rain was gonna pass, but it was clear that it wasn't. the greens and Fairways were completely flooded out and the course was unplayable. We returned to the pro shop where we were met with a rude employee who refused to be understanding to the situation that we only played one hole and refused to give us a rain check or a voucher. I will never return to this place and I will make sure to tell everyone I know to never come.

Some updates to the older reviews. Membership is open to anyone, although different rates depending…read moreon where you live and your age. The pro shop is great. Yes, the course is hilly so getting a flat lie is difficult, but if you can play well here, you can play well anywhere. And the views, especially on the third hole, are great. The restaurant is no longer there, and likely will not be replaced. Nine holes, but different tees on the back nine mixes it up a bit. It's a nice course, challenging in places, great scenery in others.

WCC is a public course offering memberships to those that live in Westborough. Memberships get you…read morepreferred access to tee times, discounted cart rentals, and access to the tournaments. WCC is an excellent 9-hole course. It is NOT an 18-hole championship course, but IT IS one of the most impeccable 9-hole courses in MA. One typically plays whites out, blues in for a total yardage of about 6200. The blues are only about 200 yards longer, but the tee box placement makes it a much tougher 9. The greens run hot when they are in full swing, think 7/8 on the stimpmeter. The fairways are gorgeous, but the fringe and green rough is sometimes imperfect. For a public course, this is top notch. It gets a lot of play. The greens make this course challenging. If you are on, you can go low easily. If you are having one of those days, prepare to be eaten alive. The course has a very reachable par 4 (in 1, hole 2) and a reachable par 5 (in 2, hole 1). The third hole is a sloping and narrowing par 5 with the toughest green on the course. You MUST be below the hole. This course will force you to hit every club in your bag at least once, you will find yourself with uneven lies, and often questioning how you could three-putt from 15 feet. Worth every penny of the $22 for 9, or $32 for 18.

Years ago, two and a half decades that is, I used to go to the driving range here. I believe the…read morefacility was under a different name back then, maybe? They had carts, and hills, and traps you could work from, and putting greens. They also had this wonderful driving range, grass or turf, that had pins out yonder, so you could actually shoot for goal. Made the experience very good and rewarding. Nice shop, and while I wanted a set of Ben Hogan irons, I settled on a set of Toski irons... they were fitted, and that process too about two hours. Right off of Speen Street, up on the right, and up on the hill.

Best driving range ever. Better than any driving range that have the latest technology. Nothing…read morelike course-like field.

This was my first time here and it was so much fun! Definitely reserve your bay a few days in…read moreadvance as they do book up quickly. You can do a variety of courses or choose to do simulator driving range. The screens are nice and the facility is very clean. They clean the bays completely between each group. There is also a full bar and 6 beers on tap, and they have a food menu that is Chinese/Japanese themed (sushi/general gau's chicken/ Lo Mein, gyoza).

.Awesome party location! We threw a large surprise 40th birthday pert here and the space was…read moreperfect. Jeff was super accommodating and helpful in helping to setup the event. Nick was also very helpful, they both made the party a success! Everything from the space, the golf simulators, bar setup, pub area and big screen for our trivia and music was perfect!! We were able to order food from the Asian restaurant, Tenka, thst is below the facility and the food was also delicious! If you are looking for event space or just a fun night out, definitely contact Jeff at Fore!

Mike (at Framingham MA store) showed expertise, persistance and patience in fitting me for new…read moreirons and wedges. My session went a bit longer than the allotted hour, as Mike tried multiple alternative combinations of shafts and heads to hone in on the best set for my particular situation - even when he had already engineered a good result. We examined both distance, height of shot and dispersion on less than ideal swings. Fitting off a mat into a simulator is always a challenge and never really accurate in measuring real distance, so we added sample hits with my current clubs to at least show a comparison of results. I felt comfortable enough with the results to purchase the clubs. And Mike also reassured me that PXG would follow through with adjustments and tweaks if the performance suggested a need. Have not received the irons and wedges yet - will update when I have received them and played a few rounds.

Brian Fitzgibbons is a very knowledgeable guy. He provided a great fitting experience and fit me…read morewith just the club I was looking for. I'll definitely go back as PXG is a great product and provide a terrific experienc!

We came here last Monday and very much enjoyed it! They have pretty informative golf ball data once…read moreyou swing, tracking not only distance per club but also exit speed of the ball leaving the club. They also have a video you can watch of each swing, as well as several simulated virtual courses you can play a game on. It's pretty cool to check out and a fun time!

Mairead is literally the world's best bartender. She was extremely kind, quick and cool. Great…read moredeals and great service!

A classic Donald Ross design tucked right into Cambridge!…read more Fresh Pond is a gem of a municipal course--beautifully laid out with subtle elevation changes, tight fairways, and well-guarded greens that really make you think your way around the course. Knowing it was designed by Donald Ross makes the layout even more impressive, especially considering how compact and walkable it is. The course is always in pretty good shape for a city muni, and the setting around the reservoir adds a nice peaceful vibe. You can easily get in 9 holes after work or on a summer morning and feel like you got your golf fix without committing to a full day. That said--be ready for a wait if you go on the weekend. It's a popular spot, and pace of play can slow down during peak hours. Booking ahead is a must. Overall, a fun and challenging course with some real architectural pedigree. Great value and a staple for local golfers.

There's a new parking policy for 2026. Make sure to get a pass or something from the pro shop even…read moreif they don't offer it. Otherwise you'll get a $25 ticket while golfing.

We play in the league during the colder months and really enjoy the great atmosphere, staff, and…read moreservice. When they have "the good chicken tenders" it's the icing on the cake!

Reserved 1.5 hours this weekend and when we got to our bay, it was not working. The ball would…read morecome out after hitting the button 10 times or more and sometimes not at all. So, we decided to leave after trying for 20 minutes. During that time, the worker at the front did try to fix it multiple times. We stayed for another 15-20 minutes to finish our drinks. Right before we were about to leave, we tried one last time and the machine started working so we played for the remaining 50 minutes of our reservation. We went to check out at the end of our time and the woman working there said she could not charge us for only the hour we played, and we really only played for 50 minutes, but had to charge us the full hour and a half, but would comp our drinks. This was ridiculous because the drinks were only $19 and the extra half hour was $40. We paid for 40 minutes that we didn't even play, of our 1.5 hour reservation. Be careful of non working bays and bad business.