Had a great time as a guest of a member. Service was very quick and the seating outside was…read morepleasant. The prices are pretty good although I doubt that's a factor here. We ordered oysters, the strawberry salad and Cobb salad as appetizers. The oysters tasted fresh and the salads were big and flavorful. For entrees, I got a 7oz tenderloin with broccoli and asparagus and my host got haddock with potatoes and asparagus. Overall, it was cooked well and the vegetables were good. Had a surprisingly good time here. Have been here before with slow service and sub par food. However, after this outing, I am eager to come back.

The course is in great shape even after the last major rain…read moreIf you have lunch, you can ask for the lobster roll to be a lobster on a salad

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.

I've played here many times. It's a solid course with a very subpar food/beverage program…read more Watch-out for the front Gate staff, specifically, Frank Schlayman. Envision an overweight man with a poorly dyed, Costanza-like head of hair. He is a HORRIBLE employee. Almost as bad, is having to feign attention to Frank as he feebly attempts to conjure the appropriate English words. You would think Black Rock would want a better face to greet the beloved members/guests. Also, don't try to sell your Black Rock house without having to go through Midge Durgin. A great friend of mine negotiated the return of his membership fees ($50,000) by letting Midge represent him in the sale of their house. (Those $1k plus monthly HOAs are a tough sell with the food they serve) Being the membership manager entitles her to brokerage fees that I genuinely doubt she'd yield without holding the keys to the Black Rock Golf Membership. Good for her, bad for you! Buyer beware!

If I were a baller boss in the squared circle of that is Hingham, I'd hold my Christmas party here…read more Why, you ask quietly and behind a computer screen? Quite simply put, it's got the three things every New Englander loves: - Vaulted ceilings and exposed wood beams - Proficient bartenders who hand-smash fruit before muddling your Old Fashioned garnish. - Bill Belichick. Yes, THE Bill Belichick. He lives here, plays golf here and can most likely be found buttering his bread here. The only thing missing is the cheesy souvenir sold from the gift shop: "Belichick fattened up his toast this morning, and all I got was this lousy T-shirt." $28, no refunds.

Really enjoyed golfing at south shore country club. Tee shots favor fades, which I hit. Greens and…read morefairways well manicured. Not too challenging of a course, but also not wide open. Played blues at 6.3k yards. Overall very fun. Nice bar and restaurant area. Had a beer before golfing and staff was friendly.

Went here for a wedding shower recently and everything was spectacular! From the food to the…read moreservice to the cleanliness of the place. Top notch. And what a view of the golf course.

Had a great time playing today, though it wasn't my best round. It's a challenging course if you…read morearen't very accurate. Lots of fescue, thick brush, and trees off the fairway. Bring extra balls The views were stellar, pace of play was decent and the fairways and greens were well maintained. I only played 9 holes but I've heard the 2nd loop from different tees makes it different enough to be worth 18 holes if you have time.

I played a game of nine holes with my dad and a couple of other people. It was a beautiful day and…read morethe game was really fun. We ordered a cart to hold all of our things. The course was clean and well maintained. The staff was also accommodating and friendly, even though they were incredibly busy. I enjoyed my experience, and the golf cart of course is fun to drive. There's even a place to practice putting when you first arrive.

Widows Walk was a challenging yet very enjoyable round. Don't expect to tear this track up unless…read moreyou are a true stick. The course itself is beautiful and in good condition. Even though the weather was bad today the course looked great and made the rough round worth it. I got worked out there but still would come back, definitely a good sign for a golf course. Maybe I will have a better round next time, until then keep up the good work Widows Walk.

Genuinely the worst golfing experience I've ever had, course conditions are ok at best. We got hit…read moreinto 5 times while waiting on the group in front of us. Do not waste your money on this course.

Don't go. Worst driving range in Massachusetts. Grass mats are on a hill. Mats are in awful…read morecondition and staff is rude.

Great service always a smile and if they can't fix your swing you should probably take up tennis!!…read moreThanks guys Bob P

Wonderful old-school nine-hole New England track. Friends hosted me on this private course and I…read morethoroughly enjoyed playing here. The course is tight on a few holes so accuracy is key instead of distance. There are a couple of par 3s where it's hit the green or you are looking at a bogey or worse. Another reviewer mentioned the views of the marsh and river and she is right. It's a great distraction while you are waiting to hit your next shot. The 19th hole is a great way to reminisce about your good and bad shots. There is a full bar and service is prompt and friendly. We had lunch and my clam chowder was loaded with clams, excellent! Our hosts recommended the steak and cheese sandwich and as advertised it was delicious.

I went for the first time with my husband who is a member, and a person by the name of Ray was so…read moreout of line and extremely rude to us. We ended up leaving before we got on the course because he was so rude. Safe to say I will let everyone I know about this experience and hope that people decide to go to a different course. I really hope Ray was just having a bad day... totally out of line and uncalled for. Alternatively, we sat inside before and had a lovely lunch. Ray I hope you find a better way to communicate with other humans, as we are all in this together....

Fun day ... charity event .. went well .. 2nd year for me ..need to learn how to golfread more

This place is consistently rated one of the best golf values in New England by New England Golf…read moreGuide (check it out if you haven't) and boy are they right. For $37 with a cart it doesn't get much better. The cranberry bogs are really pretty cool if you come at the right time of year. It is definitely a short course, but it won't be an easy play by any means, it's definitely nothing close to a pitch and putt. Certain holes become too short from the mid-tees (one hole went from 140 from the back tees to 65 yards from the whites which is a little ridiculous but that was the only such example). I have always been treated well here and it's always worth the drive in the summer. What's better than great, affordable Cape golf?

Hidden gem for the locals buried in the neighborhood above Furnace Brook Golf club. Brand new…read moredining room/restaurant with excellent view overlooking the course with distant views of the Quincy Bay and the Boston skyline. The staff is really trying hard to earn your business and the management and menu are straight from the ever popular restaurant The Fours in Quincy Center. I highly recommend you try it out.

We stopped by for lunch on our 38th anniversary, the food was delicious, the view of Quincy is…read moreamazing, but the highlight of the afternoon was our fabulous bartender Alexis was the true face of awesomeness in Quincy.