Pure Genius is Hanse's Masterpiece in Boston Golf Club. After leaving the course, each shot, on…read moreeach hole, keep replaying in my mind. Course conditions were nothing short of perfection, from tee to green...yet rugged around edges of bunkers and wasteland. I say rugged in a good way, Hanse delivered a more natural course here, a minimalistic track, yet advanced and technical at the same time. The bunkering appears like imperfect holes were dug and what was left, was what is there now...felt similar to the bunkering to that of Doak. The landscape is dreamy: wooded, slopey, rocky quarries, paths through the native grasses. I felt like a was meandering through God's country, peaceful, tranquil, real. The tips demand a fairly straight driver of the golf ball, and hopefully a long one. Having lots of six irons and 5 irons in made it a bit harder for me to have many good looks at birdie, next time I gotta turn up the heat and send it a bit more. The setting of the place, where each hole is guarded on both sides by woods, makes it feel confined, so playing the smooth and straight game seems necessary, although on most holes, there is more room than it appears. The people I met there were all exceptional. You know, the kind of people that wanna be where they are and doing what they are doing. Christian, my looper, was the perfect draw. He knows the game, and is a player himself. I had a blast talking through each shot, strategizing. "Cut it off the tree line," Christian would say. And then thinking like a tour pro, my very amateur ball would try to behave. Loved every minute of it. Great thing it's a walking only course, a cart would have diminished the value of my game there. The caddie master gave me a warm welcome upon arriving. Boomer (great name), the Head Pro, is one of those guys that looks you in the eyes when he talks to you, and you know you're not just wasting his time. I wish Utah had a club like this. We've got some great places to play golf...but not like Boston Golf Club. Don't let the unassuming entrance fool you, what lies up that skinny road is a treasure waiting to be had.

I had the opportunity to play Boston Golf Club today and felt compelled to write this review. I had…read moreheard a lot of wonderful things about the course so I jumped at the opportunity to play. I have to second the sentiment that this club does things right. It is a short drive from Boston however it feels like your in the deep woods of western MA. The clubhouse and facilities are great and they are all focused around the golf. The course itself was in phenomenal condition. Our caddie was great and really helped me navigate around the course for my first play through. The holes were all memorable and can be played multiple different ways. The course is tough but playable and you can find errant tee shots more frequently than you think. It is the best course I have played in MA to date. The pro Boomer could be the nicest pro I've ever met. He is a great guy and represents the facility well. I can't wait to be in a position to join because this club gets it. It's all about the golf and the golf is amazing.

50th Birthday! The owner Hersch from the first phone call…read moreto the event was over accommodating and eager to orchestrate the perfect event. The venue provides an engaging experience for your party. Every guest reached out to me to express how much fun the event was, great food and drinks! Coleman the bartender was another staple in the ideal experience. Gather some friends and check out Golf Tavern!

seems very new. rather clean. guy at the desk was friendly and helpful. price in the morning is…read moremuch lower. We would go back. We got to see what a famous course was like, so that was a bonus, and there are games on the simulator to help with guided practice.

Used to be a well maintained course...no so much anymore. LOTS is divots, horrible forward tee…read moreboxes and NOT very user friendly for recreational play. They also "turn away" walk ins even when the course is empty. What decent course does that?

Great course, been going since high school, always well maintained and a ton of fun, get out there…read moreand try the course out!

If you're a duffer or just learning, or choose to walk, do everyone a favor and call ahead to find…read moreout when their slower times are. If you slow down the carted members, they will bite.

we basically picked cedar hill off a list of nearby par 3's. it's owned & operated by the town of…read morestoughton. they have a small clubhouse and pro shop. the course is just okay. most of the fairways are dried up, and a few of the tee boxes had so few blades of grass i probably could have counted them. the greens were nice though, even and not too fast. it'd be nice if they printed a little map of each hole on the scorecard so you know where the green is. the 1st and 9th holes are both dogleg left and you can't see the green, let alone the pin. the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th holes are all parallel to one another, and there's hardly any trees to break them up, so it can be a little hinky. for two of us it was $54 to play all 9 holes with a cart. not too bad, but i'm sure you could find a nicer course in the same ballpark.

The members are very nice. This is mainly a skeet and trap club…read more I'm strictly a handgun person. For pistol folks, there is an indoor and outdoor range. Never overcrowded at any time of day.

Went there with my son to check it out on a Saturday at 11:00. No one there but and older…read moregentleman that was confused as to why I was there and didn't exactly make us feel welcome. Wanted to check out the grounds and facilities before I joined. I had some high hopes, because I live in Sharon and it looked like a good place to go for target practice at the different ranges, and get my family involved. My son probably would have liked the pond. Very disappointed. Maybe I'll try again another time, but it didn't seem like they wanted me there.

Member since 1990. I go once a week…read more I'd rate it 4.5, not a full 5 stars because some members are just piggish and do not clean up after themselves on the shooting benches, smoking area, and tables in the buildings. Thanks for leaving your empty Stop n Shop cake box on the table for all to enjoy! (I'm a neat freak). Outdoors is only open if there is a Range Officer, and they volunteer in 4 hour shifts. Indoor ranges do not require Range Officers open 24/7. Most Range Officers are seemingly relaxed and driven by common sense, and even quite friendly. Joe Ruff, Joe V and Zoo all have made great contributions to the club over the years. Kessler was a great guy too. Most folks who patron there are willing to talk with you, show you their weapon and even let you take a shot or two. Great hobbyists who are willing to share information.b Never been in an unsafe situation, done anything unsafe, felt unsafe, or seen anything unsafe at BR& PC. Likewise, I have not heard any racism, racist jokes, or hate speech; however, it is a gun club, and people there do not like Maura Healy, Hillary Clinton, etc so you do hear a lot of politics-talk. Also, it is an extremely diverse club; not an old white boys club. A good 24-7 indoor range, two buildings. Worth the 125.00 a year. Friday and Saturday is date night. Smoking is allowed indoors. Two desk areas to clean your firearms. All the free coffee you can drink, and a free pasta meal at the meeting nights.

FOLLOW UP- A long drawn out review was posted here in 2021 about an incident that went down at the…read moreclub with a member who is a "protected member" among those who run the club where I was screwed over by the club hierarchy in this persons favor, and I just came on here to add a follow-up to the initial statement, However it apparently deleted the initial statement and replaced it with the follow up which was not my intent, I wanted BOTH to stay posted so people could see the WHOLE story. So without getting too lengthy, long story short, I was a regular here for a few years, just about every day, The rule at the club at the time regarding the old brass (shells) was that if the person leave them behind, its a first come first serve scenario and whoever wants them can have them, so I used to come by daily and sweep out both ranges, the outdoor range, change the trash bags and pick the shells out of the barrels etc, and all was fine until one day this older member barged in on me, cussing me out, asking who the hell I am etc, and implicitly telling me this is HIS brass, and that NO one else is supposed to be touching it as he snatches the bag of shells out of my hand and keeps yelling at me and telling me that he's a range officer, At the time I wasn't sure who he was, I initially apologized and said "I didn't know, I was told it was there for the taking if the person leaves it behind" and he said NO its his, So the next day and following days after this, I go back and mention this to numerous other members and they all unanimously agreed that this is not the case, this person is out of line, thats not what the rules say etc, and tell me to just ignore/avoid this guy, do my own thing and pay him not mind, However that wasn't possible, because from this point onward, there was nothing but endless taunting, racial comments, threats etc from this person. Then came the fake assault allegation Since the initial statement was published, I have attempted a few more times to send messages to the club via the email address, facebook page, and to various members, saying things like "Here we are 10 years later, has this individual admitted yet that he lied, set me up and unjustly gotten me thrown out ?, Is he even still alive ?, If not, what are the odds of getting back in ?" and got no replies. I initially forgot to mention as well, although I did mention the fact that the hierarchy runs as a "good ole' boys club", a "one hand washes the other, friends helping friends" sort of order, where those who "aren't in the click, can go fu** themselves" as far as the hierarchy is concerned, the part I failed to also mention is that the individual who did this, also happens to be very friendly with Eric, the president, and he was also even more friendly with Don Kusser, the late VP who is no longer with us. For years after this incident I was still friends on facebook with Don before he passed, and even he never brought up the situation, other members who I still talk to say that the individual is still there and they see him still "doing his thing" as far as the brass goes, and so its more than apparent that his reasoning for pulling this stunt was exactly what I mentioned in the first review, which was that I was "cutting in on his territory". Speaking of which, this evokes a whole new topic as well, Do you know what he was doing with all of this spent brass ?, Was he scrapping it ?, Yes and no, He would scrap the stuff that wasn't reloadable such as .22's and stuff that was already reloaded a few times already, BUT the bigger draw for him is his little side business that he runs within the club, He and the other fellow I previously mentioned who lives in Holbrook, like to gather up all the brass, they reload it, and then resell it to members. Do I have anything against this ?, Not at all, They go around and peddle ammo to new guys and old timers alike, they will approach new guys and ask what they're shooting, ask if they need any etc and pick up new customers, BUT, the sticking point is that if you're doing this on the scale which he is, this is considered a manufacturing operation which thus would require both local, state and federal permits which this individual doesn't have !, This brings up the whole saying "Those who live in glass houses shouldn't cast stones !", So this guy is running a borderline illegal, under the table ammo operation which although it isn't "harming anyone", is still illegal in the manner he's doing it, but yet at the same time he has the audacity to pull the kind of sh*t that he did, That unto itself shows you how secure and untouchable he feels that he is there, and how much "protection" he thinks he has, being under the wing of those who call the shots, If he were just an average nobody, Joe-Blow, he would immediately check himself and think twice before doing anything like this because of the "what-if factor" of it possibly backfiring on him and bringing his own sins into the spotlight !

Took pickleball lessons and learned a lot of new techniques to improve my game! The coaches really…read moreknew how to organize and work with beginners so that we all had a fun experience!

Very disappointing experience when I signed up for a League. I originally signed up for a Monday…read moreLeague back in September, with 10/6 start date. Found out a few days prior that because not enough people joined, it was going to be pushed to 10/20 start date. I called on 10/20 to find out there was no League going on that date, with the app telling me I had a pending 10/27 time slot. Received an email on 10/25 that there's a "New DUPR Ladder League starting on 11/3". So clearly my League had been cancelled without any communication. Looked in the app and saw that I had been put into a Tuesday League and that there was like 3 Tuesdays left. Gave them a call and they had no clue why there was such horrendous communication on their part. They could only tell me that there's a new Monday League starting soon, and that the Tuesday League that I was currently in had started beginning of October. I was really looking forward to playing here in a league, but they are just not very professional.

This place was so much fun! The staff were so kind and Lauren took the time to teach us pickleball…read morerules. The little bar inside was also great!

Excellent, state-of-the-art facilities and super friendly staff. Tons of events happening as well…read moreas a restaurant and bar. Amazing!