Very *ay friendly. There's a lounge within the men's locker room where everyone is free to let his…read morehair down. The course is by far the best par 69 in Rumford.

I don't often have the opportunity to play a private course, but Wannamoisett is at the top of the…read morelist whenever I have the chance. The course is always in wonderful shape, especially around the time of the NorthEast Am. I look forward to playing the new layout!

Absolutely awesome course. Usually get to play here once a year with my friend who is a member but…read moreyou can play here without a member since it's a semi-private course. Course is in fantastic shape today and each time I've played it over the last several years. Tough but fair challenge. Very forgiving for Slicers like myself. 3 holes run right along the water and you get a great view of the Mt.Hope Bridge. Overall, it's must if your in the area.

Really enjoyed a day at this course! Value for the price is excellent. Has many scenic holes and…read morelayout is fun and challenging. Some tee boxes needed attention and greens were very hard, it was difficult to stay on greens for approach shots. Once you were putting they rolled fast and true. Staff were friendly and members alike. Definitely worth booking in advance to snag a public play tee time. Would definitely play again if I lived closer to the area!

All they want is your money. I definitely will take many others advice and not renew my membership…read morewhatsoever to this "Country Club"! You can do sooooooooo much better......Alpine was great in 2010, clearly and obvious they have gone in the wrong direction. Pro shop teenager was rude as can be too!

I attend an annual golf tournament here. Here's what I know:…read more 1. Staff are very friendly and helpful 2. facility is beautiful 3. Plenty of parking 4. The food is always delicious! I would highly suggest if you can afford it- host your event here!

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 agree with Mark's comment - a great inexpensive place to play 9 holes - staff are all very…read morefriendly and the course is in good condition. Generous pours at the club house and great prices on the beverages! Sometimes cats will play with you on the putting green. I would rate this 3.5 stars for the more experienced golfer - 4 stars for a novice like myself - I'm a fan!

This is an OK public course, nothing special. The staff are all very friendly and the course is…read moreusually in fair shape. If you're looking for an inexpensive 9-hole course this place is perfect.

nice 9 hole course located next to the swansea mall. Drainage isnt the best but nice friendly staff…read moreand the pro shop offers some great deals it is worth stopping in if you are in the market for new equipment. Also make sure you bring your long ball clubs to this one. They have some monster deep holes!

Nice 9 hole course that's very easy to get to off of Rt 195. I've played twice at the twilight…read morerate, $15 walking, which is a great deal. Some of the greens leave a bit to be desired, bare patches and some dirt, but for the most part they're not bad. Everyone I've met while playing has been very friendly and helpful with course tips. The course opens with three par 4s right in a row, so you'll be hitting driver right away. There is water on a few holes and the sand traps are on the harder packed side, but they're strategically placed so be careful. You can easily walk 9 in 1:15 without feeling rushed, making it a great choice for a quick pre- or post-work round.

800th review! (Wedding Reception)…read more Milestones usually are associated with important things. For Yelp, you save your milestone review for important events, important dining experiences, etc. For my milestone review, I'm reviewing the Lebaron Hills Country Club. My BFF and her fiance tied the knot this past weekend in Massachusetts. The reception dinner was held at the Lebaron Hills CC. The Country Club boast a nice links style golf course that was the perfect backdrop to a Lakeville sunset. We took some great pictures with the sunset and golf course in the background. The course itself is a private course so a person like me would not have been able to play on it anyways. It looked nice from afar though. The clubhouse was nice, clean and very bright. The starter didn't mind us looking around inside Lebaron's golf shop and even hooked us up with some free ball markers from his own stash (not from the shop, don't get it twisted). I did purchase a hat clip with the Lebaron logo ball marker for use here in Cali! Now for the reception itself, it was marvelous. The food (I had the steak) was really good. The steak was a bit too cooked but I'm sure that's the norm for a reception, they're not looking to take orders and cook any rare steaks for anyone. The hors d'oeuvre were good too (crab cakes, scalloped wrapped in bacon and some beef skewers). Open bar for beer and wine. Nice reception and dining area, beautiful patio area and a stunning backdrop with a nice golf course. Congratulations to the new Bride and Groom...V and J, June 30, 2012. It was worth the trip all the way from Cali to MA.

Took my friend for lunch for her birthday. Best Turkey Club! Nice atmosphere. Friendly staff.read more

This is one of those places that you just have to see to appreciate because mere words does not do…read moreit justice.....and the ride out to the point (Rte 77) is just as enjoyable as the point itself. At the point you can walk out to the end of the breakwater, a favorite fishing spot, walk along the paved path, or just come and enjoy the magnificent oceans views and gaze out at the Sakonnet Light House. This is Little Compton's most southern point with westerly views of Middletown and Newport and a southerly view of the lighthouse. Sakonnet Harbor is postcard prefect and has a launch for kayaks or canoes at the beginning of the breakwater. This is truly a RI gem and a must see.

Love it!! The location The privacy…read more The QUIET exclusivity Best In area! Boat or no boat . Overall it's the best in this area Time for a last visit for the season!!!

In interest of full disclosure I don't play golf, and I didn't play golf here…read more In fact I didn't even see this place in full daylight. I was there at night for dinner for an interview. I had no idea that this place was some fancy place until people started talking about it. First off those that claim it's the oldest country club in America are flat out wrong. There are country clubs that outdate it by nearly a century. 1882 isn't even that old considering it's Boston. My buddy lives in a building older than that right now. Anyway this review isn't about how old or first or not first this was as a country club and golf course. It's more of a plea that just because you are a member here, it's not a good idea to host an interview dinner here. The reason is because it's a bad venue to hold an event like that. The facilities are old and decrepit feeling. It smells old too, and not in a good way. The waiters look like they are part time kids from high school (actually they better be, or they are definitely breaking some child labor laws). The food had small portions and it was not good (probably because it was prepared by the fore-mentioned children). I think it primary reason why people host events here is because they are trying to impress others by showing off that their are part of this exclusive club. However those attempts will likely backfire if you have to explain what a big deal this place is to people that don't care in the first place. You are far better off booking a nice restaurant instead.

Visiting The Country Club to compete in the GNCC Men's Club Curling National Playdowns was…read moreintimidating both on the competition front and the fact that it was held at a country club. Not exactly the environment that I'm used to but in the end they were hospitable and the tournament went relatively smoothly. Despite the relative stuffiness of the club, all of the hosts left us to our games and did not interfere. The bar system was a bit convoluted since we had to purchase tickets and then buy drinks with those instead of just buying straight up. I understand that is a regulation since we weren't members but it was still a bit annoying. The other main aspect that was under the club's control was the curling facility. On a positive side, the ice and the facility were very clean and well maintained. The warm room was well appointed and comfortable both on ice level and in the viewing room above. The Country Club had fantastic cameras and screens on both sides of every sheet giving a clear view of the other side of the ice to the people on the ice and watching the games in the warm room. The ice team did a pretty good job overall but on a couple occasions the pebbling fell apart more than usual toward the end of our games. They were 10 end games with a 9 minute practice session but you expect a little better quality. Thursday night the ice fell off after the 5th end and was completely different than in the earlier part of the game which was confusing to both teams. Overall it was a great experience and I would be happy to play at The Country Club again.