Tremendous course, fun to play, friendly staff, fast pace of play, & great atmosphere after golf…read moretoo! Greens are excellent!!

They finally opened up their course to the public on a limited basis which is nice because most…read morepeople in the L/A area wouldn't be able to afford their membership prices. Martindale Country Club is more known for their reception hall where I have attended several weddings. Food has always been good, especially the buffets, and there is plenty of room for parties over 100 people.

Summit Golf Course is a great place to play and conveniently located just a short distance off…read moreRoute 26 in Poland, ME. They offer a beautiful 9-hole course with some forgiving wide fairways and some challenging uphill par 3s. They went under new ownership in 2020 and the owner has made some tremendous progress with improving the greens and clearing out some overgrown trees that were causing damage to the tall grass areas. I have family who plays here regularly and they offer a Turkey shoot, which is a fun scramble, just prior to closing up for the winter months. It's a great time had by all and for those who frequent the course and clubhouse, they are one big family of golfers. Everyone is part of the family when you choose to swing your clubs at Summit Springs Golf Course.

Stopped in during a business trip that brought me through the area. Very fun course with friendly…read morestaff, and local regulars. Interesting greens built up to make a flat surface with steep banks for challenging chip shots. Beautiful vistas of the mountains and very reasonably priced greens fees. I hope to stop back during future business trips!!

Been here 3 days so far. Really only just to sleep in the room. If you need or expect more out of a…read moresummer vacation in Maine than what this place has to offer, than you don't belong on Summer vacation in Maine. Place is awesome. Perfect 6 stars. Exactly the type of stuff I remember coming up here as a kid. It's no frills. But if you need frills, you don't belong on Summer vacation in Maine.

You can hear the other people in their rooms. It's old and not well insulated. The bathroom counter…read moreis Formica with cigarette burns. The rim around the sink was very dirty. The people are nice. The place is tired and shabby.

I've been going to this course for a few years now - but this year has been rather horrid for a…read moremultitude of reasons. - pace of play has dramatically slowed. Too many groups on the course at a time, and a lot of these groups have little etiquette / are slow and unskilled. Pace of play recommendation is 4 hours, but prepare for 6. As a result, 3 times this season I have paid for 18 only to play 9 to 11 holes and give up due to the horrible pace of play and skill set ahead of me. - unskilled groups (t-shirt golfers) I think the dress code enforcement has been decreased / isn't applied anymore. Therefore, you end up getting a ton of "scrubs" / "T-shirt golfers" out there, slowing everything down. I blame both of these issues as a result of dramatically increasing the number of memberships being handed out. Further, since Prospect Hill in Auburn closed, I would assume the newbie golfer type decided to colonize Fairlawn :( I recommend Fox Ridge in Auburn - it is marginally more expensive but you do not find yourself in the same predicament (long waits, etc.). ---------------------------------------------- HOWEVER - I WOULD BE WRONG TO NOT TALK ABOUT WHAT THEY DO RIGHT! Great staff - always polite and have personality. Not afraid to chat with you. I love feeling welcomed when I arrive. Good food! Generally great course conditions - the fairways are generally pretty good unless it's been a wet week or overly hot. In those cases, you may experience mud or yellowed, dry fairways. Of course, you can take relief under the rules of golf for "abnormal course conditions". These issues are at every course - simply because of where we live. Fairlawn is great, but I think the issues outlined above are preventing me from making this my "home" course. I could be persuaded otherwise, but I doubt that management can put the "cat back in the bag" so to speak.

From the owner: Etched among the peaceful wooded setting of Poland, Maine lie meticulously maintained greens and…read morefairways nourished by a state of the art irrigation system... Beyond it's serene location and peaceful atmosphere, Fairlawn Golf & Country Club has offered something for golfers of all levels since 1963. Sit on our patio and overlook the course or stay a few nights in our beautiful condos - just don't forget our beautiful 18-hole course. Come visit us soon and discover why golfers say "Fairlawn Golf & Country Club" is Maine's best kept secret.

My husband and I were so excited to discover Taber's mini golf. Who knew that Auburn, ME was such a…read moremecca for mini golf, with both Roy's and Taber's within 5 min of each other?!? (For the record, both are great in their own unique ways, and they combine to make an excellent day trip to Auburn). We came to Taber's on a Saturday evening and it definitely was busy - it seemed to be all locals as opposed to tourists, as the parking lot was 100% Maine license plates. Even with the slight crowds, we still didn't have to wait too long on any given hole, and we were able to use the extra time to soak in all the cool sights of this mini golf course. The mini golf course is beautifully maintained (not gonna lie, I LOVE a nicely manicured mini golf course where the greens are in tip-top shape), with lots of carvings of animals sprinkled across the course to set the scene. They even had a cute little fairy garden around one of the holes! The best part though was that, at around hole 9, you get an *epic* view - I'm so glad we came here around sunset, as we ended up getting some beautiful pics of our group with the lake in the background. It truly is an exceptional property, with a HUGE lawn and a driving range as well. This is one of those mini golf courses that will please both the serious golfers (the greens are so nicely maintained that the course feels fair if you want to have a competition within your group) and newbies (plenty of variety across the holes to keep things interesting for all). After mini golf, we grabbed a bite here as well. While we originally ate here because of the convenience (we worked up quite an appetite after 18 holes!), we were pleasantly surprised by the food. The hot dog was A++ (I am kind of a hot dog snob...), the fries were hot and shoe-string style (basically like an upgraded version of McDonalds - and I mean this as a compliment!), and the grilled cheese was perfect (I think this is the first time I've ever seen a round grilled cheese!). The food prices really can't be beat either. My husband and I have visited 100+ mini golf courses across the country, and this little spot in Auburn, Maine really impressed us and ranks high on our list of best mini golf courses in Maine.

Absolute banger of a burger for 8.32. Onion rings perfect. Please re open before April. Putt Putt…read morecourse entertaining. Love this place

Up and coming course. Current owner bought the place a few years ago and is revitalizing the…read morecourse. It consists of a 9 hole course (play twice to get 18 holes in) a pro shop, and a bar/restaurant called "Hoppers". I think it's a great place to come practice! It's not a long course, and I prefer to walk my bag. There are some fun challenges (water and marsh) and it makes for a good round. This is possibly the most affordable place to play a round in the area. Plenty of parking across the street. I did find it to be more relaxed here vs. other courses. And I actually loved it! No one is breathing down your neck to keep you on pace, but a group of 4 saw me behind them and waved me through. I recommended playing a round at Apple Valley! And if you have time, grabbing a drink at Hoppers and watching other players finish the ninth hole!

Course is good if you aren't serious about golf. Several greens under construction. Staff are nice…read more It's been our experience that most players do not understand golf etiquette. They jump holes. If you let a golfer through, they pick up your ball. We were behind a guy who kept hitting three balls off the tee. Just crazy.

Although the food is excellent for the price!! Im writing for the golf course…read more. If you look for a simple 9 hole course to work on iron play, & short game then this place should work for you... The prices are very reasonable and during the longer days you can get nearly 18 holes (played twice, with different colored tee boxes) for $10 I think this is nice for the golfer who either cant afford the big courses, or just cant play ever weekend, Would recommend for sure

Everyone says, you have to have their burgers. Well, I can say, no you don't. You never know where…read moreyou might find your next great burger but a walk up stand near a putt putt golf course is probably not the greatest place to start. Crowded, teenagers waiting on you at the window, a tiny little burger and the nastiest fries I've ever had made for a completely ruined supper time. We won't be back. We actually ate some of it, then went to Arby's to finish filling up our stomachs.

front 9 was pretty good, back 9 was mid. were offered a free back 9 but were sandwiched between…read moregroups

I enjoyed this 18 hole course tremendously especially since I am such a hack when it comes to…read morehitting the white ball around the greens. It is a very well kept course with very highly maintained greens that you can tell is a definite gem compared to the other courses around the area and is very well priced for the yardage seeing how normally short nine holers would be the same price. The gold attendant was a little rude when we were there when we walked on without calling to reserve on a Friday and we think he just was doing it more because he was annoyed at us but other than that little hiccup, definitely check this little place out. I also lived that other golfers were not right on top of us giving amateurs like me the heeby jeebies with people watching my hook or slice. Again check it out and clubhouse is great and wide open overlooking the 10th and the 18th holes.

After an appointment, it timed out for me to stop at this Roy's location for lunch. If you're…read morelookign for fancy, this isn't the place. If you're looking for tasty and uncomplicate, this is your place. Plus adding in some fun with a driving range and mini golf! They have lots of shaded picnic tables where you can enjoy your meal and treats, and they keep it nice and neat. The staff is friendly and the kitchen gets orders together quickly. My burger and onion rings were hot and perfectly prepared. Definitely a great place to stop!

Have always loved Roy's Hamburgers at the original location and especially now with my…read moregrandchildren with the golf range. I know prices have changed and I was prepared for that on my last visit about a week ago, but what I wasn't prepared for was the card reader to default to a " tip" of 20% which for my order of about $42 was $8 bringing my total to an unexpected $51+ for 2 adults & 2 young children not including ice cream. I do try to add a tip even at take out places like this, but not usually 20%. By the time I realized it, the charge was completed and with people in line, I let it go but my food didn't taste quite as good and we had to forego ice cream.

One of the nicest golf-course options for a reasonable price and availability. Make sure you stop…read morein for a cooler and some snacks at the turn!

Spring Meadows is a well designed well kept course. There are holes that are quite challenging, but…read morenone are inappropriately tricky.