Drove 45 mins from Wolfeboro to play this par 3 with my wife and 13 year old son. It was well…read moremaintained with just enough challenge for them as once per year golfers. There was no pressure to play quickly, all the groups on the course were taking their time and having fun. The staff was also very friendly. Exactly what I was looking for. Glad we made the trip and would do it again if we ever come back this way. Bonus tip - get a waffle hot dog at the snack bar - you won't regret it!

This is a real treat for people who enjoy golf in a beautiful setting. I stopped by while…read moretraveling on a late afternoon and had the place to myself. It's an enjoyable and challenging par 3 course. No gimmicks, just nicely designed holes, interesting terrain, and small greens to keep you honest. It's the type of golf that I consider a good walk, not spoiled.

It's was a nice little spot with good parking near by. We paid $15 for parking right by the beach…read more Not sure how much it cost to pay at the meter. The boardwalk is there as well. There's a train that gives you an hour tour. I believe it cost $15-20 bucks. Toddlers are free I believe. The beach wasn't too rocky. Had little waves from all the boats passing by. The nearest docks are fishable for those seeking to fish. I heard that when the Washington boat leaves, that's the spot you want to cast from cause it stirs up the bottom and that's when this fish comes out from the docks. They have bathrooms on the beach. I didn't go inside to see how they were but my sister in-law did with my son so it must of been manageable. They had some large trees by the entrance which could be used as shade if you didn't bring an umbrella. Would I return: Yes. IF the lake vibes is what we are looking for. We personally like rivers and waterfalls better.

In what world is it okay for the bathrooms to not be open on a weekend until 10am? You drive far to…read moreget there, park, and then there is no where to go to the bathroom. Open the bathrooms at 7 like a normal facility. Ridiculous.

I was a beginner who had never played alone. I was intimidated by the formality of most clubs…read more Went to Oak Hill. Staff was welcoming and helpful. Course is different from wide open courses, but that is part of the challenge and fun.

One and done! Sandy tees and many blind greens at the bottom of hills. Needs work!read more

Located in the lakes region, this course has some Mountain View's but a lot of blind shots and…read morehazards in the wrong places. Over the years, I know where I should attack yet executing is my problem. Today was one of those days. We started on 10- right out of the shoot- no warmup. I hit a very good tee shot but we couldn't find my ball. Same for the 13, 15 etc. drives straight down the middle but mountain golf being what it is- everything rolls downhill. After a while, I just gave up and laughed. Fortunately knowing the area somewhat, we went for cold beers to drown our sorrows. Nice staff but I need to realize- this course is much tougher than it's rated.

Been up at the lake for 20+ years now and golf and for some reason never took the initiative to…read moregolf here. Oh right, that new boat and private beach of ours makes me want to do well....nothing else. So I had 12 friends of mine up for a boys weekend away and to announce to the all that I was getting married again. What better way to celebrate than to golf right, it's what guys do. Well real men that is... This isn't true, golf isn't a tough sport, in fact if you are good at it, you are probably a spoiled little brat who didn't have to work hard. All bits aside, this place is gorgeous, it's 8 minutes from my house in Meredith and at the top of a hill. You pass the town recycling center, a cemetery and a bunch of beautiful homes to get to it. The fees are good, the people are kind and greens are in great shape. The course really is gorgeous, hills upon hills, greenery and some beautiful reservation type spots that have all the nature and wonder. Lot of granite and woods as well, I know this because this is where my balls usually end. I also checked out the function room for my upcoming wedding and the only thing that is preventing me from having it here is the room size, it only holds 200 and most likely 175 comfortably. That said, I will have twice that at my wedding and I am sad about this, because I absolutely loved the room. It's a barn type setting with an amazing stone fireplace in the center of it and beautiful wooded bar. It also isn't very busy for some reason, I golfed on a saturday morning at the end of June and got an 8 am tee time no problem whatsoever.