An exclusive members only club, Baker Hill's views are amazing. Food is wonderful and affordable…read moreand there are events almost daily. While we sat on the porch we watched golfers on the course and enjoyed sitting in the cozy bar with a view of the Valley and Mount Sunapee.

I grew up in town and had to move away in order to come back and golf here with my dad and brother…read more Makes sense, right? The course was in great shape. I live in the south now and forgot how much work it is to golf in the mountains. I'm using that as an excuse for how many balls I lost, and not an indicator of how poorly I played at all. Just kidding. I suck. We all had fun though, and although the scores may not reflect it, we had a great day together and the weather was amazing and we made many memories to be shared for years.

Amazing food and always good drinks. Wonderful place to go just out of town…read more Come visit.

I was there on Oct. 5, 2024 for my son's wedding reception dinner. We had Prime rib, Salmon,…read moreChicken Marsala, among other things. The food was excellent all around and the wait staff was courteous and professional. I would recommend them to anyone. Highly recommended.

Played CCG for the first time yesterday. We won't be back. What a total disappointment. First, all…read morecarts available to take had dirty towels, trash, etc in them. So we cleaned out two and teed off. We soon discovered the layout was terrible. Very confusing, with poor to no signage to guide us. We were always having to flip the score card to figure out where to go. Another layout oddity is the clubhouse is nowhere near 9 green; 10 tee box. In fact you don't come close to the clubhouse from 1st tee again until 18 green. Furthermore, there is no midway shack, or bathrooms. Not appreciated by our wives. Course conditions terrible tee to green. I know it's been very dry this year, but many tee shots in the fairway were rewarded with patchy weed lies. The greens were very nice and rolled true. They were really the only saving grace for the entire experience. I, we do not, would not recommend this course to anyone.

I attended a family wedding here. It is a lovey grounds and banquet space…read more I was taken aback at how plain the banquet space is. The room has not color or art work on the walls. Just barren white walls, hardwood floors and 90's gold chandelier's. The food was really good!! 4 stars. Some of the best wedding food I had in a really long time. We had a prime rib carving station and the buffet food was hot and flavorful. The service was friendly and attentive as well. The bathrooms were old and needed upkeep and a remodel. The toilet seat in the men's room was very old and stained. Unacceptable.

From the owner: The Keene Country Clubs award-winning banquet facility perfect for wedding receptions and other…read morelarge events. The ballroom can hold up to 160 guests with a dance floor and 220 without a dance floor. Wedding ceremonies of up to 150 can be accommodated on a charming screened-in porch. There is plenty of free parking and the facility is wheelchair accessible. The Keene Country Club appreciates your interest and encourages you to see the Ballroom first hand. To schedule a tour, please contact the Keene Country Club today!

Attended a function where they served Filet Mignon, scalloped potatoes and asparagus. The food was…read moreexcellent. The room was beautifully decorated. A great evening.

A close friend's immediate family have golfed at MCC and I just interviewed for a staff position…read morehere. The environment is wonderful so I am both hopeful and quite impressed!

Had a wonderful Oktoberfest dinner tonight. Nice German music, wait staff appropriately attired,…read moreand a plentiful buffet filled with delicious German cuisine. My wife loved the apple crisp, I had chocolate cake. We enjoyed the attentive service, bar orders filled quickly. A second one is a week or 2 away, reservations suggested. Lots of free parking,

Visiting James & Molly over Independence Day Holiday and they invited me to play at their home…read moreclub. Molly & I played he front nine on a very warm & humid Tuesday. It's a fun course with a short par 3 over a pond on #6, #7 is a very interesting short par 4 that is straight out and then an acute 45 degree angel over a creek, #8 is a very challenging par 3, with a downhill fairway, over a natural area and creek to narrow green. All in all a very fun & challenging front 9. The tee boxes are all in good shape, the fairways are all grassy and green and the greens are slick and fast. We played 9 holes right at a 2 hour pace. I'll be looking forward to a return to play the remaining 9.

The course wasn't in the best shape but price is very good for anyone learning the game…read more Hopefully, the course conditions will improve as the weather warns!

Beautiful scenery. Well kept course, and an overall fun time! There were not many signs so it was…read morehard to find your way back to the pro shop, but the views and golf made it worthwhile.

In interest of full disclosure I don't play golf, and I didn't play golf here…read more In fact I didn't even see this place in full daylight. I was there at night for dinner for an interview. I had no idea that this place was some fancy place until people started talking about it. First off those that claim it's the oldest country club in America are flat out wrong. There are country clubs that outdate it by nearly a century. 1882 isn't even that old considering it's Boston. My buddy lives in a building older than that right now. Anyway this review isn't about how old or first or not first this was as a country club and golf course. It's more of a plea that just because you are a member here, it's not a good idea to host an interview dinner here. The reason is because it's a bad venue to hold an event like that. The facilities are old and decrepit feeling. It smells old too, and not in a good way. The waiters look like they are part time kids from high school (actually they better be, or they are definitely breaking some child labor laws). The food had small portions and it was not good (probably because it was prepared by the fore-mentioned children). I think it primary reason why people host events here is because they are trying to impress others by showing off that their are part of this exclusive club. However those attempts will likely backfire if you have to explain what a big deal this place is to people that don't care in the first place. You are far better off booking a nice restaurant instead.

Visiting The Country Club to compete in the GNCC Men's Club Curling National Playdowns was…read moreintimidating both on the competition front and the fact that it was held at a country club. Not exactly the environment that I'm used to but in the end they were hospitable and the tournament went relatively smoothly. Despite the relative stuffiness of the club, all of the hosts left us to our games and did not interfere. The bar system was a bit convoluted since we had to purchase tickets and then buy drinks with those instead of just buying straight up. I understand that is a regulation since we weren't members but it was still a bit annoying. The other main aspect that was under the club's control was the curling facility. On a positive side, the ice and the facility were very clean and well maintained. The warm room was well appointed and comfortable both on ice level and in the viewing room above. The Country Club had fantastic cameras and screens on both sides of every sheet giving a clear view of the other side of the ice to the people on the ice and watching the games in the warm room. The ice team did a pretty good job overall but on a couple occasions the pebbling fell apart more than usual toward the end of our games. They were 10 end games with a 9 minute practice session but you expect a little better quality. Thursday night the ice fell off after the 5th end and was completely different than in the earlier part of the game which was confusing to both teams. Overall it was a great experience and I would be happy to play at The Country Club again.