Honestly, I don't know how the Country Club of New Hampshire stays in business based on my recent…read morecustomer service experience. Three weeks ago, I submitted their online form for a "Stay and Play" package in June--one night and 36 holes of golf. I never received a response. I called and spoke with Zak, who told me they were busy that weekend but would check with his manager and get back to me. A week went by with no follow-up. I called again, spoke with Zak, and was told he was waiting on a group of 18 to confirm and would call me Friday with an update. Once again, a week later no call. I called and left a message on voicemail for Zak. For the last time, no response. Fifteen years ago, my brother and I had a fantastic weekend here celebrating my 50th birthday, but sadly, the Country Club of New Hampshire has gone downhill since then. We'll be taking our business to another course and hotel.

Absolutely dreadful conditions despite all the rain we've had this year. Course changed hands a…read morecouple years ago and despite a 15 person grounds crew, the greens and fairways are abysmal. It's a shame because the layout is great and location is accessible. Clearly they're hurting for cash or competence. During the drought after Covid it went to hell, we keep giving it a shot, but they can't seem to get it together. For $74 it's a massive let down. For $45 I'd accept it for what it is. I really want to like it, but I just can't. I'll be back in a few years to try again, but I'm not holding out hope unless they actually put effort into improving conditions.

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.

Having been a member more than thirty years ago, I returned to check out the course. It still is…read morein immaculate shape. I noticed they have a new clubhouse, paved parking lot and an expanded driving range. It is definitely a hidden jewel. Who would imagine such a gorgeous course would be nestled in the mountains of New Hampshire.

Best public course in the upper valley. Scenic mountain course that is well maintained. Fairways…read moreare not too tight but you definitely don't want to go to far afield.

Returned on a very warm Summer's day; course in good shape; love the views. 9 holes so back nine,…read moreyou hit from different tee box. Friday, Saturday and Sunday rates higher than Monday- Wednesday. Nice staff.

Nice 9 hole course- friendly staff - great views. Plenty of…read morebeer and good food. Great for the price

The "inn" is their home and you rent rooms in their home. That may be fine for some people but not…read moreothers, including myself. The caretakers live in the basement of the property. They will ask you all kinds of questions during your "stay". I specifically told them, because they are always around in their kitchen and living room, I was leaving my dog in my room while I went on a hike. They said they wanted to get him out and that it was OK for him to run around. Well, he is a small, delicate and rambunctious chihuahua that can easily, accidentally get hurt and I told them I wanted him left in my room. When I came back from my hike I discovered the owners had gone into my room as the door between the bathroom and room was left open (I had left with it closed) and the rugs were shifted. And my dog was not in the quarantined space I had created for him to be in while I was out of the room. How do I know what happened to him? The owners treat this inn as their home because that's what it is and apparently they will do whatever they want. At real hotels you can hang a Do Not Disturb sign on the door and not worry. If this place had signs to hang they would say We Will Enter Your Room Without Permission Even When You Ask Us Not To Because This Is Our Personal Home. According to New Hampshire law they should be making it clear that they live there prior to making a reservation so this needs to be reported. In response to Sheila- your comments to your negative reviews give insight into your character. If you truly do care about customer satisfaction you would make it clear on your website that you are renting out rooms in a home. That would ensure the comfort of all of your guests.

From the moment we stepped inside Sheila, Bob, and Dave made us feel right at home. The immediate…read morewelcoming atmosphere was unexpected but appreciated. The bed and breakfast has everything you could ask for. I came in with low blood sugar and they jumped to get me some juice and help me out. The breakfasts were delicious and Sheila even prepared a special Indian dish that had a low glycemic index because she knew we like ethnic food and that I am a diabetic. If you want a cold corporate experience this is not for you, if you want to become a part of a family I encourage you to stay at the Coppertoppe Inn.

The mini-golf course is a bit dilapadated to be honest. It's in need of some fix-ups. Some of the…read morewater fountains on the course were off. It's all built next to what appears to be a massive landfill. The smells that permeate the air around the course are not great.

I had never been to Fore-U golf center and decided to rectify that situation. This place ended up…read morebeing a decent but not great round of mini golf. Fore-U golf center has two 18 hole courses and a driving range. They also sort of have an ice cream place as well, it located halfway around the parking lot form the mini golf. They have a red course and a blue course, the blue course is the flatter and easier of the two, it loops all the way around the property and you get a nice view of the river. The red course is the harder of the two, it is more up and down and has the hill with the giant fake waterfall on it. Both courses were nice with some nice stone work and water features. I like the big koi pond at the end of the blue course. Both courses are in a bit of rough shape, I am not sure if that was because of how early in the year it was or if the just need some more TLC in general. None of the tuft was ripped, but it was pretty dirty in places. The guy working the register was wonderful, he reminded me of my grandpa. The price for the mini golf was not bad, $7 per adult and only $3 more to play both courses. I did not use the driving range, but it looked pretty nice and there were plenty of people using it. Overall a good place for 18 or 36 holes of mini golf, but it could use a good spring cleaning.

Montcalm golf is our family's favorite recreation in the Upper Valley in the summer. The course is…read moregorgeous, the staff are courteous, and the food is delicious! We recommend the family membership as an amazing way to spend time together.

I think four stars is right. When you arrive, the clubhouse is very regal with its wood stain,…read moreblack windows, and rocking chairs on the covered front porch. The Pro Shop has a homey, farm-esque feel to it. We checked in at 8:30 for a 9:10 tee time and were told, for the first time, that we had to be off the course at 1:00 for a shotgun start tournament. On a busy Saturday, that would be a stretch. "Driving range" was just a few grass mats where you hit balls off a cliff; interesting. Course was nice, needed a little water. And the rough was deep. I'm not sure if this on purpose or a lack of maintenance. Course had nice views. Very hilly, some blind shots, but not as many as Killington. It was very tough to figure out how to get to the next hole, we had to turn around a few times. After we finished the round, we wanted to check out the bar and maybe grab a bite to eat. However, there is no bar or restaurant. Just a snack window, though it appears the food they were producing was high quality. Overall, for $120, I'd rather go to Green Mountain. Though, Fox Run is still be best course "around" - hands down.

First time back in the past 2 years; It is a challenging course with scenic views, multiple tee…read moreboxes and consistent greens. The only problem, it's 45 minutes on the highway from us. Enjoyed our round but the 19th hole was closed- told us bar tender left early without telling anyone.

I called on a sat morning and got an early afternoon tee time . It was a gorgeous course in…read moreBeautiful condition ! Loved it and I will be back !

Played this one on an early August day. This course is a hidden gem in the Lake Sunapee Region…read more The layout goes back and forth over parts of the Sugar River, giving great scenery and views. The course was in really good shape, despite the dry summer we have had. Greens were very fast and challenging and the multiple dog legs and tight approaches make this a thinking mans golf course. However, there are a few grip it and rip it holes too! Overall, I would play Newport any day of the week over a few of the others in the area. And I say that from experience. This one is real treat. The bar/counter area was great too. Excellent experience! Loved it!

The course is in great shape. Putting greens are fast. However, never have I played a course that…read morecharged more for the cart than the golf. $52 per cart because they charge by the seat. No thank you...