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.

Fantastic well maintained golf course that is challenging and rewarding! The staff is friendly and…read morethe views are superb. Great breakfast and lunch here.

Although it is a bit of a way out, I have been impressed with the customer service, price deals and…read moreequipment supply inventory at the Golf and Ski Warehouse. I went in today and had yet another excellent experience with them. But let's start at how I got to really like these guys (and gals). I was in need of new ski boots. After a disgusting customer service experience at a custom made boot maker which conveniently disowned their warranty, I spent a good two months researching and coming up with two finalist models. I may not be the world's expert on ski gear but I've been skiing for forty years, I know the type, brand and style of boots I want, and after all, it's my feet. So I went to my local ski store and I got a dismissive "you take what we have". A friend of mine clued me in to Golf and Ski Warehouse and I went in on the defensive, considering the two previous experiences. Their sales staff is not only knowledgeable but was actually concerned with what I wanted and how it fit and how I skied and what kind of skiing and a myriad of other parameters. I left so satisfied that I decided I'd come back. Repeatedly. I've had the boots now for two years and I absolutely love them. What's more, when I enter, I usually see the same salesperson who invariably asks me how they fit. That's customer service.... They also have a superb shop for ski maintenance. For the last two years, I've taken our skis there for pre-season tunes, specialty repairs and end of season tune. During the Covid-19 pandemic, I've been impressed at the entry and shopping protocols they have adopted. Max 20 people in the store, masks are absolutely required, sanitizer everywhere, and credit card transactions are contactless. It gives the customer a safe feeling when the staff is also taking precautions and enforcing safe protocols. Next purchase is a new set of skis. And I'm in the research mode.....

The West Leb location has quickly become my go-to golf club location. In the past 12 months, I've…read morehad numerous fittings for various parts of my bag, and feel good about every visit. Their selection is very impressive, and covers most, if not all the OEM's clubs that you would want to try. The free fittings are also more comfortable than expected, and I've never felt rushed, or "sold to." During an iron fitting, I ended up taking 2 hours and tried 16 different models, all trying to find our perfect fit, and never once felt obligated to get out of there, or to purchase (even though I did get the irons). Then they were very good about putting in a special order for the custom options we settled on, as well as shipping them to me for free. The driver fitting was equally about 2 hours, and I'm very pleased with the outcome. It didn't hurt that the rewards program they have made for a nice discount on the driver purchase. I've also been for two wedge fittings at different times, and the first time my swing was off, and rather than trying to force a sale, the fitter suggested reconvening at a different time, which was relieving. I came back, and am happy with the results. Great store selection, low pressure salespeople, easy custom ordering, and fantastic rewards program. With the driving range across the parking lot, it makes for a must visit fitting location that I recommend to all my VT friends. EDIT: I should also note, each time there, I've dealt with a different salesperson and each one has provided me with a solid professional experience.

Amazing place! Great staff. Excellent golf and the best views of Vermont! The pace of play was…read morefantastic. The greens are challenging but fair, with no early season punch marks. A must onto if in Vermont!

I got to play here a couple days ago on vacation and absolutely loved the course, especially with…read morethe scenery and the fall foliage all around. The course was in pristine condition and the greens here are tough, but phenomenal. I had a late afternoon tee time on a weekday and they were very kind and let my wife and 9 month old son go along for the round. We weren't even charged rider fees. We basically had the course to ourselves and I was able to finish the round in right around 3 hours. I would definitely come back here to play again!

Have been here a couple times and have had a blast every time. I am not a golfer and do not know…read morethe game well but it doesn't matter bc it's fun for all levels. There are so many courses to choose from local (kingswood, mt wash) to the rest of the US and beyond. The interactive wall is a good time and something different to do. The vibe is laid back and appreciate the helpful and friendly staff.

From the owner: Voted the #1 indoor activity in Wolfeboro, NH - Studio18 Golf & Games is a must-do for families,…read moredate nights, and parties. One of the top things to do in Wolfeboro—rain or shine—just minutes from Lake Winnipesaukee. Play iconic courses on 4K indoor golf simulators, sip local craft beer, catch the game on big screens, and keep the kids happy with interactive games. Whether you're swinging for birdies or just here for the brews, Studio18 brings the fun for all ages.

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.

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.

We found this place by chance because my wife wanted to swing with her new clubs but we were not…read moreready to pay full price for golf in Killington on this trip. So it's off the beaten path about 15 minute drive from Killington. The place is well kept and maintained and for 75 balls at $7.00, a great price. The place is a little hard to find because apparently the owner runs an Oil & fuel business, and the driving range is behind the business on the right hand side. Once you spot the PGA sigh just pull in where the oil trucks are and you are there. The driving range is well maintained, places to hold your clubs. They really don't have any formal hours because payment for your bucket of balls is on the honor system, so you go in sign they're sales journal and drop your cash into a locked mailbox. It's as simple as it gets but bring either a $5 or $7 depending on how many balls you want to hit. My only complaint or really suggestion would be for him to add different yard markers and perhaps a Flag and green type area so you could truly measure you drives and distance. Otherwise it works and I would come back.

The tee ground could use a good mowing, but I'm always in the rough anyway. Great value for your…read more$7. The balls are all in good shape as well. Very few decrepit or cut balls.

Have driven by here for years and have seen the recent modifications and finally had time to stop…read moreand practice here. Place is awesome. They have trackman set up on every station. People working there are very friendly. Great options for food and drinks and just an overall great experience for practicing.

Returned for more challenge/torture on this mountain track. The views are worth it alone…read more Restaurant is classy and staff is very accommodating. Even if you are not a golfer, it's worth visiting on a clear day.

Amazing view, fantastic staff, delicious food. The golf course looks amazing and the food was…read moredelicious.