I came to Nantucket Golf Club in 2010 for a close friend's wedding, where I attended as a guest and…read moreDJ'd as my gift to the bride and groom. The celebration was enormous, with what felt like 300 to 400 people gathered beneath a massive tent. Yet, it remained one of the most sophisticated, opulent, and tasteful weddings I have ever attended. A sunset cocktail hour unfolded across the beautiful, surprisingly rural property, and the entire evening captured every bit of New England class imaginable without tipping into excess. My visit also left me with a lasting affection for Nantucket itself. I had a wonderful time at the Chicken Box, Cisco Brewers, Jetties Beach, and the island's chic downtown, and I hope to make it back someday. My own night became a crash course in how not to ruin someone's wedding. I had ridden a rented Vespa out earlier that day to set up and soundcheck my turntable rig, then returned about 15 minutes before my set as the band wound down, only to find that someone had intentionally or unintentionally disturbed the equipment during the shared setup. The solution I pieced together was definitely bootleg, especially given the quality of the wedding. Still, the party kept moving, and members of the group later told me how much fun everyone had and how much everyone drank. It was one of only five weddings I ever DJ'd, and I learned that separating business from pleasure is usually wise, though more power to anyone who can make both work when someone's big night depends on it. Nantucket Golf Club gave my friends an extraordinary place to celebrate, and it gave a young, inexperienced DJ a permanent lesson about guarding the equipment, limiting the wine, and never underestimating the pressure of entertaining a few hundred people.

If you're having a wedding here, the good news: great food, great ambience, friendly and…read moreprofessional wait staff. Bad news: managers who treat their employees badly and are willing to berate them in front of the guests. Not the kind of vibe you're looking for on your wedding day. Stay away. Too many other great places on the island.

What an incredible and fun course! I can say, "I've golfed on Nantucket..."…read more Public nine hole course, walking only and they do offer pull carts for those from the Cape or across the bridge. This course certainly does have its challenges, the wind being one of them and though most holes are straight, traps, boundaries, and narrowness of those fairways also present the player with some challenges. I was greeted by Dan who was the most professional, nice, funny, and accommodating staffer! He walked me around the facility, showed me where things were. Told me the history of the course. More importantly, he shows me the "Tee-she," original to the club, and he spoke to its folklore. I had a 9:30 tee time and I got on at 8:30, alone too. Thanks!! Fun course. I played mostly one over and par. Tanked the 9th - snowman. I'd say that the signature hole is the second, a Par 4 which I did par. Nice rest area with Adirondack chairs, plenty of parking, snacks and drinks, and they boast an appropriate Pro Shop. Very nice people work there, and it was a blast. I would absolutely play here again, and look forward to playing here again. Highest recommendation.

5 Stars! I can't…read morerecommend Siasconcet enough. From the moment I walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. They didn't just process my payment, they actually took the time to chat and explain the course layout since it was my first visit. Big thumbs up for that! The course itself is fantastic. It's a 9-hole course, which makes it perfect for a quick round. It offers a challenge for beginners and allows experienced golfers to sharpen their skills. I had such a great time here, and I can't wait to come back again soon. If you're looking for a fun and friendly golf course, this is the place to go!

A good, kid-friendly option with ample indoor and outdoor seating. We came for a lunch with friends…read moreand were delighted for a kids menu with crayons and all. The kids had burgers and fries. The adults ordered up an array of sandwiches. I went with the carne asada wrap. Nantucket prices at $20 (with the surcharge of fries) and it was filling and meaty, but pretty plain. The steak was real cuts of steak, but a little stringy. The cheesesteak looked solid and my husband's deep fried fish sandwich claimed to be really good, with not a greasy, heavy fish. I don't golf, but our friends love the course and the driving range. Overall, a beautiful, low key spot, out of town, for a burger or a bigger meal, lunch or dinner.

Every time we come here, we just sit and relax on the patio or in front of a window watching the…read moregolfers. Now, I golf, and in 'Summer of 26, on my week here, I will walk 9. A very nice pro shop! Clubs, putters, balls, clothing, and accessories. Reasonably priced too. Open almost year round - less the snow. Great restaurant too. Everything is fresh and delicious. Try the Caesar salad with anchovies. Very reasonably priced too. Very nice wait staff too; we had Zoey, easy on the eyes and very courteous. No negatives whatsoever.

Gorgeous course, nice folks and a well stocked pro shop highlight this wonderful venue…read more Although this is a private course, guests of the Wequassett Inn can access the course. Adjacent to this is the Captain's Course, two public 18 hole courses that are also a delight to play

Made reservations for tee times and unfortunately I had to cancel. Staff could not have been more…read morehelpful and courteous

Amazing course, starters were super friendly, but guy in the proshop super rude for no reason…read more First interaction at the course should be awesome if I'm paying this much. Still 4/5 tho.

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.

I had the pleasure of assisting my client to tennis lessons with Tennis Pro Calvin Dees during the…read more2023 summer season- I was nothing but impressed by every person/employee I encountered three times a week for 10 weeks- the grounds were kept beautifully- a cart was ready and waiting for us each time we arrived- the courts were immaculate- the Tennis Pro was always considerate and gracious even when it was us that cancelled at last moment- I am thoroughly impressed with the CheQuessett Country Club.

My husband and I just drove through Friday night Cape traffic to play 9 holes here. We called ahead…read moreto make sure they'd be open. When we arrived we were told they don't let carts out after 5 pm. My husband is on dialysis and the only way he can play is with a cart. It would have been nice if they had mentioned it on the phone when we called. When it stays light out until 9:00 it's ridiculous that they don't let carts out after 5:00. Just one cart rental would pay the young workers hourly wage to stay open for 2 more hours. Imagine if they rented 10 more carts?? So frustrated. What a terrible policy! So they'd rather their guests walk the course in 80 degree temperatures than make money. It doesn't make any sense to me. I won't be back

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.

As good as it gets for golf club socializing. Stunning picturesque seaside setting, casual elegance…read morewith polite attendant staff, making every member feel special. Delicious Lunch on the porch overlooking Chatham was perfect. Ice tea, clam chowder, French fries and half a turkey club sandwich, all made and presented with precision, manners and perfection. I cannot wait for a return visit!

This is a private club so you need to go with a member. Having said that, the food here is…read moreoutstanding and the views from the dining room are spectacular. If you can, go near sunset, you won't be disappointed! The service is excellent and the menu is updated regularly. They have both a full menu and a "pub menu" for lighter fare. They will prepare your food anyway you like so don't be afraid to ask for something special. They have great seafood risotto and the beef tenderloin is fantastic.

A solid 3.5 stars…read more The good: -Beautiful views of the water -The lounge area by the pool was so relaxing and comfortable! Sincerely the best of any resort we've stayed at -Genuinely friendly staff -The cleaning crew was phenomenal and didn't miss a spot The not-so-good: -Paper thin walls. We were woken up multiple nights because the upstairs guests were walking around. Yes, plain footsteps - not even stomping - were very audible. For close to 1k a night, this shouldnt have happened. My cheap grad school duplex apartment didn't even have walls this thin! -Friction prevented us from giving the resort more money. There's room service but no menu in the room and it wasn't easily found online either. And we were so ready to drop a good amount of money on poolside drinks and food but nobody waited on us both times we were at the pool. (They did happen to wait on the social media star who was present, which was very obvious, and we made eye contact with another family who shrugged because they hadn't been waited on either.) And finally the coffee shop closed at noon. We would have happily patronized the shop for a treat and a coffee and were disappointed to find it closed so early. -Our perception was that there was nothing going on at the Wequassett. We stayed in June (and received the May newsletter; perhaps that would've given us more info if we had the correct one?) We had expected the poolside bar to be open. Maybe some live music. Smores for the kids by the fire (we would've purchased this.) So many opportunities for improvement! We stayed at the cliff house in Maine last year and there was a number displayed around the resort that you could text and they'd send a message with info about was going on at the hotel that week! Such a memorable touch - Wequasset could consider something like this. All in all, not awful, but not blow-your-socks-off fantastic, either. Just plain average in the realm of resorts.

Wequassett has been for many years among the best properties I go to in the US (or internationally…read morefor that matter). Every single time we visited, the service has been impeccable and I find it hard to think about any other resort that can get even close to Wequassett. The grounds are perfectly kept and the rooms have been recently renovated. And although, there's a trend even with classic high-end resorts (St. Regis, J.W., Ritz-Carlton) to make their renovations a little too modern for my taste, Wequassett successfully kept their old school charm. We always stay at their Signature Water View King rooms (and book well in advance as there's only a few of these) so I can't speak of other room types. The amenities are flawless and even though the main pool gets VERY crowded during summer weekends, the pool attendant always found 2 chairs for us. My only recommendation for this property is to have a backup plan for the main pool. Perhaps installing a deck and adding some more chairs there to accommodate more guests that prefer the beach vs. the pool.