Great place for beginners, families, group functions, and experts who want to hone in on their…read moreshort game. Greens Fees are very affordable! Nice, unassuming staff. Will leave you alone when you are at the bar, but will be there to serve you quickly and in a very friendly manner. Established in 1954. 89 year old owner still on premise, son managing the entire operation, with family members working.

I'm listing all the good: food, course conditions, putting greens and restaurant is only fair…read more I'm listing all the unfavorable: cost to play, size of the restaurant inside, NO CART GIRLS, bunkers are never very good. Membership includes two courses, however The Hyannis course sucks, no clubhouse for two years, practice Matt's at both courses are horrible! I gave up my membership because I couldn't get a decent morning tee time. The pro told me to improve my requested time I needed to play several times per week.

The course and facilities have gone downhill. The sand traps at both Olde Barney and Hyannis are…read moreunplayable and the courses are in poor shape with zero amenities. No rangers, long waits and filthy clubhouse restrooms at Olde Barney and a trailer at Hyannis with no food or drinks. The range is a joke... no tees, rusty partitions, no club stands, anchient mats and unlevel tee boxes where you can't hit an iron because the ball rolls off the mats. Unfortunately the Barnstable courses are now in the same condition as Sandwich Hollows and other cut rate Muni courses. Fortunately Captains, Cranberry, Yarmouth courses and Dennis courses are much better.

I would have loved to have my wedding here but unfortunately, my first interaction with the event…read moreplanner was so unpleasant that not only will I not consider it, but I would caution others away from this venue as well. My conversation with her left the impression that they were unaccommodating to our wedding needs (such as food selection, timing of event, number of guests which are admittedly unique) not because they were unable make it work, but because they just didn't want to - the idea of an interracial wedding derailed the conversation incredibly. I believer her exact words were "it's not our thing" and she started advising me to consider locations in locations off the Cape in an incredibly condescending manner. I truly hope nobody else experiences this, but it's worth mentioning to anyone looking to plan a wedding that's even slightly outside the traditional set up.

It is unfortunate to have to write this about such a pretty venue. Bourne High School had there…read moreSenior prom, with all the food that the kids had to choose from you would think it would have been better! Nothing was hot, and that's just sad these kids where looking forward the dinner and all the choices. Beautiful pictures that's the only good thing from the night

Welcoming and friendly, Holly Ridge GC is a great golf experience. The course was in great…read morecondition and the variety of holes made it truly fun to play! Jenn, Joe and Darren are the best! We will definitely be back! Thank you for all you do to promote the game of golf.

Friendly staff from check in to starter. Golf course in excellent condition. Lunch was delicious. A…read moregreat day of golf

Our group of sixteen players recently played Sandwich Hollows Golf Club, and while the course…read moreitself has some potential, the experience was marred by some of the rudest and most unprofessional staff behavior I've encountered at any golf facility. The parking lot was nearly empty when we arrived -- maybe 25 cars of which probably 10 were from the folks in our group -- and even when we finished, the number of cars had only about doubled. We rarely saw anyone in front of or behind us, even though we had four foursomes playing in an outing with consecutive tee times. In other words, the course was far from busy. The course layout is challenging -- very hilly, with several blind shots that naturally slow down the pace of play. Course conditions were acceptable overall, though a number of tee boxes were in terrible shape and clearly neglected. Still, we came to enjoy the day and make the best of it. So imagine our surprise when, at the turn, the starter decided to send a single player out directly in front of our group, forcing us to wait. That decision alone made little sense, but we were still patient and polite about it. That single player later realized he was in the middle of our foursomes who were having a golf outing and so he very cordially headed back to the clubhouse. And then, while we were still playing our final hole, someone from the Pro Shop actually came out to the course to make a sarcastic comment -- asking if we had "gotten lost" -- implying that we were playing too slowly. Again, there was hardly anyone on the course. The arrogance and lack of basic courtesy was jaw-dropping. Things went downhill fast after we finished our round. When we returned our golf cart, we parked it in the same general area as several others that had been returned before ours. Moments later, the person running the Pro Shop stormed outside and began loudly berating us because we hadn't parked the cart in the exact "designated" spot they apparently had in mind (which was just a few feet away from where we had parked it). There was no reason for this outburst from that Pro Shop employee. The confrontation escalated quickly into a shouting match, turning what had been a nice day into an uncomfortable and embarrassing scene. It's hard to understand how a public golf course can treat paying customers with such disrespect. We weren't loud, rude, or disruptive -- we were just trying to enjoy a casual outing on the golf course. Instead, we were made to feel very unwelcome by their staff. Until the management at Sandwich Hollows completely rethinks how they treat their guests, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. There are dozens of other courses on Cape Cod that understand how to run a golf facility and treat golfers with the respect they deserve. This one clearly does not.

Two stars for the course. Got a 12:30 tee time..we were there at 12:00. Teed of at 1255. Waited on…read moreevery shot. We used every trick we could think of to speed up play for the groups behind d us( anything inside 3ft was good..one minute for a lost ball..we even joined up with a twosome at the 12th. Play was crawling. We finally got to the 18th tee and here comes a guy telling us to pickup our balls and get to the clubhouse NOW!..my son (who was preparingto hit) said huh? The man yelled and cursed at him then threatend our group. (" dont make me tell you again ") and drove off. So we played for 18 and played17. We went to complain and the pro shop was " locked". Course was ok..some greens a little beat on..interesting layout..too bad there are so many reviews like this one.

what an awesome course. and i'm not just saying that because i dropped a 70' putt for birdie on…read morethe 460 yard par 5. ok, maybe i am just a little bit. the lady and i were able to take advantage of a groupon - $40 for 18 and a cart - and drove down for a spot of golf on a cool, windy sundy afternoon. although it's on the cape, it only took us about an hour to get here from the q, so you can definitely do a day trip here. the set up here is great. the course feels really long, but maybe that's just because i'm used to playing par 3 courses - a trend which may have happily ended. i played the white tees while the lady enjoyed a significant distance advantage from a majority of the reds. the par 3's are extremely tight and challenging, the 4's require some thinking, and the 5's are long and wide open. grip it n' rip it, baby!! the par 3 9th has the only water you run into on the course and is probably the signature hole. you can find the sand as well on many holes, but the real challenge here is the change of elevation. it is not uncommon to have to pitch *up* 30 or 50 feet to the green from 100 yards out. to practice, i recommend trying to hit your 9 iron through a 4th floor window. or something. quick practical note - the address here is 48 theatre drive, east falmouth. the course's website lists the town as "hatchville," but east falmouth worked in my nav.

Honestly so tough to have to leave this I was looking for a way to add a review through google so…read moremore see this but I can't. Book a nice outing for me and my friends couple first time golfers. After a good first 9 proceeding in under general pace of play time we were approached on hole 14 by a ranger. Guy was freaking pissed. Clearly didn't like that a group of young men were playing a nice round with a couple of first timer comes over to us and starts busting our chops about pace of play. This is the first time we saw or talked to this individual and he just came at us firing. What started as a very normal conversation to just pick up the pace, escalated into somewhat of a threat from this loser who clearly didn't get his frustrations out within the first couple words he said. We carried on and then our nice kind ranger buddy that we met before shows up again the next hole . What does he expect for something to change after 1 hole. Eventually he came back on the 16th hole and started clapping at us, something that I felt was incredibly disrespectful especially on the golf course acting like we're a bunch of lost sheep that he needs to heard in. At this point I was so sick of this tool that I honestly started playing slower just out of pure frustration. Guy doesn't have an ounce of grace in his body and even if he did certainly not for us. Wish I took his name because I would be dropping it in full fashion right now and honestly I would hope the course would see this. I give it 2 stars because it's a nice course for pretty cheap but if you want to be respected or have a nice time with your group apparently this isn't the place for you. Only way i'll ever go back is if I get to give that bozo a piece of my mind. Childish behavior, maybe don't send out 6 groups within 3 tee blocks of time and you won't hit a backup. Embarrassing

The course is fun the first time, but the snobbery and drama makes the experience wear thin after…read morethat. The food is so so, the views are excellent the challenge of the course is slightly above average but not overly fun. The golf staff with rare exception needs an enema and someone needs to move them beyond cooking great burgers, that gets old. Over priced, not up to the hype. Try Mink instead. The tennis club on the other hand is exceptionally great. The staff are helpful, highly knowledgable and skilled, they are not snobby and do not need enemas. They do a great job.

Martha's Vineyard in August. Let's dine at Farm Neck Golf Club. Absolutely, why not.. Had a great…read moreexperience. Lucia provided stellar service.

Course was in good shape in early June 2025. New clubhouse being built. Starer was super…read morefriendly. I got a killer hot deal for $34 including cart on a Tuesday. It was 75 degrees! Perfect day! Wish more people would repair ball marks on very soft greens.

Played there mid week at noon in August. Decent course for a muni course. Every hole is surrounded…read moreby trees, so there's not much to look at. All holes pretty straight but very narrow. Many holes sloped so if you're out of the fairway your balls gonna go into the woods. Very hilly. Wouldn't recommend walking. Fairways manicured nicely however lots of scalps on the greens. Most greens are quite undulating. Fun playing 30' breaks. Clubhouse has been closed for over 2 years. Tiny pro shop in trailer. Nice newer gas carts. There's a food truck there but it wasn't open. No beverage cart so bring your own. Prices were decent. Overall I'd give it a 6 out of 10.

I really like the layout and the solid conditions of this course. It is not as fancy as my home…read moreclub and the greens aren't as fast, but I feel it really matches the vibe of the Island. There are nice views of the ocean over the trees in a a few spots. I look forward to playing here each time I come to MV. The course design is excellent with well designed fairway bunkers and some waste areas and challenging green complexes. Decent practice area. New irrigation system. Negatives: The course is very short. There is no restaurant or bar and no alcohol available (or allowed) for the course.

Sat outside for dinner at a nice table with plenty of room and padded seat made for nice comfort…read more Service was excellent. Started with the cheese board which was a nice assortment of 3 cheeses, although a bit pricey. The bread was grilled and tasted of flame from being in the fire. Disappointing. Warmed would have been fine. The truffle filet mignon was prepared nicely and cooked as ordered. Accompanied with nicely seasoned potatoes. However the asparagus also had same flame taste as the bread. Would have appreciated steamed much more. The shrimp scampi was bland and had no taste. The shrimp were large and beautiful, but otherwise the dish was a disappointment. For the money, expected better.

The golf course was in excellent shape in June 2026! Tee boxes, greens, and fairways all well…read moremaintained. Regrettably, there are some golfers that can't seem to get with the program and repair their divots, fix ball marks, or put their cigarette butts in the trash. But, there are always a small group of cretins on the course. Only negative? $9 for a can of Budweiser. I'll need counseling. Cheers! RS

Went to the Cape Club for dinner with my family and had a wonderful experience. The wait staff was…read morevery attentive, live music on the back deck was great, and the food was 10/10. Can't wait to go back, and will be telling friends to go as well. Plus the sunset view was a nice touch.