Great , Not 1 Dumb Hole.. Greens roll , Fairways bunkers rough always Up to Par.. Go play !!read more

Love this track and the people are a+. They make an effort and go above and beyond which makes for…read morea great day

Beyond the course itself, the clubhouse environment is top-notch. The patio offers sweeping views…read moreof the property, making it the perfect spot for a post-round drink and lunch. The driving range and pro shop are fully equipped, and the entire vibe is both professional and welcoming.

Great course! Great Staff! Great & close membership!…read more Course is being sold however! Hopefully not much changes and new owners have some respect for tradition and don't "F" it all up! Not a lot of room now to improve except maybe speed of play.

Slow slow slow. And they don't do anything about it. Tee boxes are awful. Greens and fairways are…read moregood. It's a challenging layout

Not at all surprised to see so many negative reviews of the Cyprian Keyes Golf Course Pro Shop…read morestaff, including the Head Pro himself. Given that there is no directional signage posted that shows players how to get to the range, I drove up the hill yesterday instead of down looking everywhere for the range,. I finally asked a surly cart boy where it was and he responded with derision that "it was right down the hill." When I got there the ball machine was overly difficult to navigate so I drove back to the cart boy to request assistance. He made it clear that he was put out but drove down to the machine with me. Once he got it working it was out of balls! at only 1PM on a Sunday. I asked how that could be and why wasn't it being serviced? his response "Oh well..there are only two of us. You're happy to complain to the Head Pro. Which I did in the pro shop only to be told A) you dove right by the range coming into the course. So he was blaming me for not being able to find it. B) he also shrugged at the machine being empty..and like the cart boy said Oh Well." If any of these staff worked for a Corporate Service Industry Company they would be terminated on the spot for their behavior. I reminded the Head Pro that in fact golf course are in the Service Industry and he might want curb his attitude and that of his unprofessional and rude staff.

"Oh dear, what can I do? Baby's in black and I'm feeling…read moreblue Tell me, oh what can I do?" (Lennon and McCartney) I attended a charitable organization's golf outing on Tuesday and had a very enjoyable afternoon. No, I don't play golf except for a round of mini a few times a year. The grounds are gorgeous, with flowers, landscaped scenery, and gazebos everywhere. The bartenders and servers were all courteous, professional and very helpful. Blackstone cooked a simple dinner for our 100+ guests. It was a nice "make your own sandwich" version with burger patties, hot dogs, chicken and sausages paired with platters of cheese, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, pickles, rolls and potato salad. They have a massive outdoor patio with plenty of tables and chairs for us to drink, socialize, and eventually enjoy dinner.

The good: pace of play for a Saturday morning was not bad. I think we played in 4:25 and the cart…read morehad a pace of play clock and gps. The price of 68 with a cart and unlimited (really worn out and tired) range balls off grass included with greens fees. I never see public courses in CT have grass ranges. They layout wasn't bad. The front 9 was a little tight. Whoever designed the course had to be creative with the landscape. The course was very hilly which I don't mind. Some memorable par 3's. The greens required very accurate approach shots. Most misses were short as approach shots that were right left or long usually required a difficult chip up a slope or ended up in the woods. The bad: Unfortunately when I played on 5/15 (normally a great time of year for growing grass) the fairways were in rough shape with bare spots lots of spots that could have been considered ground under repair. The greens were slow and in rough shape as well. Of all my putts I would be hard pressed to remember one that rolled well. Most putts were bouncing around from the start. Not a waking course at all. In fact they wouldn't let you walk even if you wanted to. I guess this helps with pace of play given some of the longer walks in between holes and the hilly landscape. Overall: Considering the conditions of the course especially the greens, pace of play and layout I would say this course was average at best. Not terrible for the price. I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to play here again. If the greens were grass covered, cut and rolled and the fairways were in better condition that might be a different story. The course does have potential.

Sweet course; pro shop staff very friendly. Inexpensive. Holes well marked which helps when you…read morehave never played a course. Will go back soon!

I was really disappointed with my experience at this golf course. It was an extremely hot, sunny…read moreday, and staying hydrated should have been a priority. Unfortunately, the beverage cart service was terrible. When the drink cart finally reached our area, the attendant had already run out of beverages before getting to our group. She told us she was going to refill and come back, but she never returned for the rest of our round. As a result, I only had one beverage the entire day despite trying to get more multiple times. On a hot day, this isn't just an inconvenience--it's a health and safety issue. Better planning and more reliable beverage cart service are needed. I enjoy golfing, but this experience really took away from the day, and I'll think twice before coming back.

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!

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.