I could not be happier with my experience at the new Golftec in Natick. Dillon Malcolmson and the…read morestaff are amazing. The teaching is exceptional, the environment is fun/supportive, the location is conveniently located on Rt. 9, and the practice bays/equipment are state of the art. If you are serious about improving your golf game, make your way to Natick.

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.

I stopped by yesterday with a thought of what club I wanted. Given the cost of golf clubs, it's not…read morea purchase I take lightly. They easily could have brushed me off or rushed me out like their competitors down the street. Instead they were patient, helpful, and overly accommodating. This experience has made me switch preferences to this store over their local competitor. And I walked out with a new driver.

Went in for a fitting for a driver. Everything went well so I thought. Ended up with a Minuzo…read more Waited three weeks for it to arrive. Based on fitting, the shaft was shortened 1.5 inches. Lost distance for accuracy. I can live with that but have used it 8/10 times out and can't keep the ball in the fairway. Would hit 10 out of 14 fairways with my older driver. Loft was also changed to 9.5 from 10.5. Waist of money and time. Better off just hitting a few yourself than having someone there fit you. Went back to the old club.

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.

My son has been coming here for years. Nice people, organized scheduling and not a rip off.read more

Luke celebrated his 7th birthday party and had a great time! Honestly with 2 working parents, The…read moreFrozen Ropes staff was very helpful, organized (better than me) and accommodating for all details! The kids were energized with creative game play and batting opportunities. They even cleaned up the party room! Thanks Frozen Ropes for making Lukes birthday awesome!

Formerly St. Marks Golf Course, this 9-hole course was renamed and reconfigured with the addition…read moreof the new Southborough police and fire station. The golf course shares the entrance to the police station, though there is dedicated golf parking around the back. While I really want to like this course, the staff can be unwelcoming, and the course doesn't drain well and is often saturated. Greens are on the small side, so despite being a short course, approaches need to be accurate. Certain tee boxes are in horrible shape, presumably because many hit irons of the grass rather than teeing it up. It is a walkable course - I would not recommend carts due to the aforementioned water issues. Greens fees are fair - currently $22 for weekday.

Avoid at All Costs -Unprofessional Staff and Management with Alarming Behavior…read more I recently had an encounter with Southborough Golf Course that was so egregious I feel compelled to warn others. My son was at the course with a group of friends. From the outset, the desk clerk "Ken" gave them attitude during check-in, not just a gruff tone, but a clear lack of courtesy or patience. The boys chose to let it go and kept things moving. Later, while waiting for me near the putting green, my son (admittedly not aware chipping wasn't allowed there) chipped a ball. Rather than simply informing him of the rule, Ken chose to make a scene, approaching with a sign and sarcastically asking, "Hey, let's play a game. It's called can you read? When I picked up my son and heard the story on the drive home, I did an about face and brought him back to the course to hear Ken's side. Unfortunately, Ken's response to me started as him being sweet as a pie but quickly became hostile as I inquired parts of his account than what had occurred with the boys. He then gave me attitude--confirming my son's version of events without me needing to ask much. I told him that this kind of behavior doesn't set a good example for young golfers or anyone, and that being older doesn't entitle someone to speak to people with contempt. I then used strong language in return, not something I regret given how he was acting. Ken then chose to block my car and call the police, ultimately requesting a no-trespass order for both me and my son. The staff's behavior was not only unprofessional, but frankly, hostile and unprovoked. What's worse is that when the incident was brought to the attention of management, they defended the conduct and upheld a no-trespass order rather than reviewing the objective video footage that would have clearly shown what actually occurred. Despite the abundance of similar complaints easily found across public review platforms -many citing rude, aggressive, and inappropriate behavior from staff, Southborough appears to double down on its position rather than course-correct. This suggests a culture of dysfunction that starts at the top and trickles down. I've never golfed here myself, and based on this experience, I happily never will. To boot, the course itself is in terrible shape--neglected, poorly maintained. This place has all the hallmarks of a facility coasting on complacency and low standards, and treating patrons with disrespect seems to be par for the course (pun intended). I encourage others to take their time and money elsewhere. There are far better options in the region where courtesy, professionalism, and basic human decency are still valued.

Surprised by the negative reviews. Went in to get my grips done. They did it same day. Couldn't be…read moreeasier. Good clean store, well managed.

Wow, went in to try and buy a new driver, told the sales clerk " I currently play with a senior…read moreshaft due to swing speed". Well the young clerk looked at me and preceded to put a women's shaft on the demo. When I returned to the desk and said it's too much flex he said oh it's a women's shaft. Seriously dude just because I'm a women doesn't mean I play women's clubs. PS I'm a single digit HCP.