Reviewed by: Charlie Bell, Shoots in the 100s, from CT

Summary:
For any southern New Englander interested in the history golf course architecture, this sporting 9-hole course is worth a trip.

Customer Service:
The course is more like a kid's course, where you learned the game, than an adult's course, where you enjoy the fruits of your labor. If you like being pampered, don't bother. It's an old-fashioned, s

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If you want a ritzy experience, skip it. If you know a bit about architecture and want to see an original, where you can play an authentic Alps hole, an Eden, and a Road Hole (the 9th is a diabolical

Reviewed by: Paul Yanni, Shoots in the 70s, from East Fudchuck, Ct

Summary:
Overall this course is one of the worst maintained and worst designed courses i've ever seen. The 9th hole must be the dumbest hole ever invented: a par five with out of bounds and water every where you look.

Customer Service:
A student helped me out when i blasted my ball through his dormitory windown on the 4th hole.

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The first true shanty/proshop iv seen before

Reviewed by: Matthew Libassi, Shoot in the 80s, from CT

Summary:
This course is fairly easy, but it has it's unfair holes. The first for example, is a par 4, but the hole play like a par five. The fairway is completly slanted, so even if you hit a perfect drive, the chances it will roll off into the rough are very high. The 9th hole is very similar. A great shot can easily roll into a pond that is right along the fairway. The course is in fairly poor shape, and the greens are very bad. The tee boxes are poor as well.

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