Great service great corse love the front 9 holes the only thing I would change is that the pro shop…read moreand the food place closes way too early

It is fun. Rockland Golf Course in Massachusetts is known for its distinctive layout and scenic…read morebeauty, making it a favorite among casual and intermediate golfers. The course features two unique 18-hole layouts: a Par 54 course made up entirely of par 3s, and a "Players Course" that includes a mix of par 3s and par 4s. These designs make the course approachable for beginners while still offering a challenge for more experienced players, especially with some par 3s stretching over 200 yards. The walkable terrain and natural surroundings of oak trees, streams, and rocky outcroppings add to the course's charm. Despite its appeal, Rockland Golf Course has faced some criticism over the years, primarily concerning its maintenance. Golfers have noted inconsistencies in course conditions, particularly in the upkeep of greens and fairways. There have also been occasional complaints about poor customer service, including issues with tee time management and unprofessional staff interactions during events. These concerns suggest a need for better oversight and communication from management to maintain the course's reputation. That said, the course still holds value as a local golf destination, especially for those looking for a more relaxed or quick round. The clubhouse and event spaces also offer picturesque views and can be a nice option for hosting gatherings, although some past users have reported mixed experiences. Overall, Rockland Golf Course offers a unique playing experience with great potential, but it's worth checking recent reviews or course updates before booking a round or planning an event.

Pure Genius is Hanse's Masterpiece in Boston Golf Club. After leaving the course, each shot, on…read moreeach hole, keep replaying in my mind. Course conditions were nothing short of perfection, from tee to green...yet rugged around edges of bunkers and wasteland. I say rugged in a good way, Hanse delivered a more natural course here, a minimalistic track, yet advanced and technical at the same time. The bunkering appears like imperfect holes were dug and what was left, was what is there now...felt similar to the bunkering to that of Doak. The landscape is dreamy: wooded, slopey, rocky quarries, paths through the native grasses. I felt like a was meandering through God's country, peaceful, tranquil, real. The tips demand a fairly straight driver of the golf ball, and hopefully a long one. Having lots of six irons and 5 irons in made it a bit harder for me to have many good looks at birdie, next time I gotta turn up the heat and send it a bit more. The setting of the place, where each hole is guarded on both sides by woods, makes it feel confined, so playing the smooth and straight game seems necessary, although on most holes, there is more room than it appears. The people I met there were all exceptional. You know, the kind of people that wanna be where they are and doing what they are doing. Christian, my looper, was the perfect draw. He knows the game, and is a player himself. I had a blast talking through each shot, strategizing. "Cut it off the tree line," Christian would say. And then thinking like a tour pro, my very amateur ball would try to behave. Loved every minute of it. Great thing it's a walking only course, a cart would have diminished the value of my game there. The caddie master gave me a warm welcome upon arriving. Boomer (great name), the Head Pro, is one of those guys that looks you in the eyes when he talks to you, and you know you're not just wasting his time. I wish Utah had a club like this. We've got some great places to play golf...but not like Boston Golf Club. Don't let the unassuming entrance fool you, what lies up that skinny road is a treasure waiting to be had.

I had the opportunity to play Boston Golf Club today and felt compelled to write this review. I had…read moreheard a lot of wonderful things about the course so I jumped at the opportunity to play. I have to second the sentiment that this club does things right. It is a short drive from Boston however it feels like your in the deep woods of western MA. The clubhouse and facilities are great and they are all focused around the golf. The course itself was in phenomenal condition. Our caddie was great and really helped me navigate around the course for my first play through. The holes were all memorable and can be played multiple different ways. The course is tough but playable and you can find errant tee shots more frequently than you think. It is the best course I have played in MA to date. The pro Boomer could be the nicest pro I've ever met. He is a great guy and represents the facility well. I can't wait to be in a position to join because this club gets it. It's all about the golf and the golf is amazing.

People were friendly and it's a fun place to get a drink, but the actual driving range is poorly…read moremaintained. The mats need to be replaced, it was loud and crowded, and not really the best driving range experience in the area.

Not worth the trip they decided to let the putting green grow into weed land and replaced old mats…read more(at least they were usable) with one king mat that cannot hold a tee - l asked for a refund and will not be back

I've played here many times. It's a solid course with a very subpar food/beverage program…read more Watch-out for the front Gate staff, specifically, Frank Schlayman. Envision an overweight man with a poorly dyed, Costanza-like head of hair. He is a HORRIBLE employee. Almost as bad, is having to feign attention to Frank as he feebly attempts to conjure the appropriate English words. You would think Black Rock would want a better face to greet the beloved members/guests. Also, don't try to sell your Black Rock house without having to go through Midge Durgin. A great friend of mine negotiated the return of his membership fees ($50,000) by letting Midge represent him in the sale of their house. (Those $1k plus monthly HOAs are a tough sell with the food they serve) Being the membership manager entitles her to brokerage fees that I genuinely doubt she'd yield without holding the keys to the Black Rock Golf Membership. Good for her, bad for you! Buyer beware!

Played with my sister, Carol, totally impressed! Great course, well maintained and challenging!…read moreStaff was kind and the food was amazing. I will definitely be back. Thank you Black Rock! ‍

The service and food were great !!!! The private room was amazing and everyone had such a fun time…read more!!! We will be back!!!

A+!!!! Great venue and amazing service. Golf experience is perfect. This place is awesome!read more

Fun golf course, fast greens. Goats keep down the poison ivy. Always fun to see them doing their…read morething:)

I went golfing here a few days ago. A ranger approached us on the 16th hole and admonished us for…read moreallegedly driving the cart in the restricted area. He spoke to my friend and I like we were 5 years old. Although we were sure we only drove the cart where it was permitted, we apologized and assured him it was unintentional. He continued to be rude and demeaning. After he rode away we backtracked to check the signage and we did NOT enter the restricted area. I was so upset and flustered we didn't finish the final few holes and left. I did tell a very kind gentleman (Dave) in the clubhouse what happened. He offered to refund my money which I declined. The way we were treated was unwarranted even if we had made a mistake, which we did not. I doubt I will be returning to this course to play again. Nor will I pay for lessons here which I had done previously. There are many other courses that have employees that treat their customers with respect. Hopefully this is just one bad apple but unfortunately one is sometimes more than enough.

I had the opportunity to play this course 20-25 years ago, and I thought it played quite well then…read more However, now with all the construction going on at and around the course to make way for senior housing, I got the feeling the employees were just biding their time until the place just closes up. Then to be informed it's cart path only (CPO) after you've already paid in full and the starter tells you, is in extremely poor taste. Especially when the course and fairways were fully dried out with zero moisture present. Whoever made that call is a novice. That makes the round almost unbearable and be prepared to walk 6-7 miles if your drive off the tee doesn't land within a couple of feet of the cart path. But the running joke with our 4 some was the fact they insist on CPO, while greens had more debris and flotsam than New Orleans had after hurricane Katrina. Did anyone think of blowing off the greens with a leaf blower or something more industrial? I call BS. All that said, I won't be back there again in this lifetime. Good luck to them.

I like this place. Fairways and greens are in really well kept shape all year long. Happy pro shop…read more Happy starters. Full range with Full buckets very close to the first tee.

We had an amazing experience at Weathervane Tavern, and a huge part of that was our server,…read moreJillian! From the moment we sat down, she was incredibly warm, friendly, attentive, and genuinely cared that we had a great experience. She took the time to answer our questions and recommended several dishes - and every single one was absolutely delicious. Her recommendations were spot on! The food was outstanding, the atmosphere was wonderful, and Jillian's exceptional service made the entire evening memorable.

Such a disappointing experience. It's been a couple years since we've dined here, so we thought we…read morewould give it another try. Big mistake. Our waitress, Jillian wasn't very patient, welcoming or kind. She was hurried, very unfriendly, and often disappeared when we needed her. Our seafood wasn't fresh, and the other plates, weren't very pleasurable. The meat was Very Small portioned, buried in goopy salty soupy sauces, ... A place I will definitely avoid in the future 3 stars because the view is nice. Zero stars on service.

I've been to Magoos many times for ice cream, my favorite is coffee Oreo, coffee Kahlua brownie and…read moregreen monster. Delicious ice cream, friendly service, always happy smiling and a delight! This time I decided to try their cheeseburger! I always see the sign that says Best Burger in Town. I was pleasantly surprised that is was fantastic. Good sized patty, flavorful, warm soft bun, fresh tomato lettuce and pickles w ketchup mayo and 2 slices of American cheese. Absolutely perfect! Highly recommend and I can't wait to indulge again! I thoroughly enjoyed it sitting at one of the tables outside on a perfect Friday afternoon.

I drive past Magoo's several times a week. I'v had and enjoyed their ice cream but I was intrigued…read moreby the sign claiming "The Best Hamburger in Town" so finally stopped to test out their bold claim. I've not tasted every hamburger in Rockland so I have little basis for comparison. But I really enjoyed my burger. Big and juicy (like the old days). Should you decide to test their bold claim yourself be sure to have extra napkins. You'll need them. Jeff C. The young lady who took my order was very pleasant.