I can to City Golf with constant problems off the tee and a 15+ handicap. They worked with me over…read moreseveral lessons to develop a consistent swing with great feedback, instruction and patience. I'm down to a 7.8 handicap and the game is so much more enjoyable! I highly recommend a multi lesson package to anyone looking to improve their game.

Can I give this 6 stars? Welcoming staff, state of the art golf simulator software, and convenient…read morelocation. I grabbed 30 minutes on the simulator on a less busy weekday. I was allowed to start a few minutes early and even given the option to stay a bit longer if I wanted. The folks there couldn't have been more accommodating. Look forward to visiting again soon.

A classic Donald Ross design tucked right into Cambridge!…read more Fresh Pond is a gem of a municipal course--beautifully laid out with subtle elevation changes, tight fairways, and well-guarded greens that really make you think your way around the course. Knowing it was designed by Donald Ross makes the layout even more impressive, especially considering how compact and walkable it is. The course is always in pretty good shape for a city muni, and the setting around the reservoir adds a nice peaceful vibe. You can easily get in 9 holes after work or on a summer morning and feel like you got your golf fix without committing to a full day. That said--be ready for a wait if you go on the weekend. It's a popular spot, and pace of play can slow down during peak hours. Booking ahead is a must. Overall, a fun and challenging course with some real architectural pedigree. Great value and a staple for local golfers.

There's a new parking policy for 2026. Make sure to get a pass or something from the pro shop even…read moreif they don't offer it. Otherwise you'll get a $25 ticket while golfing.

Terry is great and works hard to find the right solution for your swing and body. Greatly…read moreappreciate his help!

After completing my second visit to Big Sticks Golf in Burlington, MA, I decided to write a review…read morefor Yelp! My first visit was very positive and it prompted me to come back. I booked the golf simulator which allows for independent play as a solo or with a group of up to four where you can play practically any course isn't he world, practice at the range, or just analyze your swing. Because this is a golf simulator, you hit specially designed golf balls into a screen where various monitors and sensors pick up the trajectory, ball spin, velocity and forecast distance and accuracy. The results are very realistic and the distances from my own club selection are surprisingly accurate. While the tee to green is highly comparable to real life, the short game does take some adjustments. The staff at Big Sticks Golf was friendly and courteous in welcoming me, offering an empty bay to take some warmup swings and then logging me into the simulator. The rest was up to me. Again, the experience was lifelike enough to work on my swing after many winter months off. Where I was advised by their on-line booking site as well as talking to a member of the staff that an individual can play 18 holes of golf in under an hour at $55/hour. I played pebble beach and enjoyed it very much, despite losing too many strokes around the greens with finicky technology that requires some getting used to. For my second visit I booked 2 hours and played TPC Sawgrass twice since the PGA tour was there this week. Again the staff was courteous and assisted me in getting set up. While my tee to green game was still good, I experienced notice improvement in the short game vs. my previous visit. Using the "aim" on the monitor vs. trying to compensate with your actual stroke is key. I was very pleased with the experience and not only played the course twice shooting in the low 80s each round, but I also had 25 mins remaining to hit the range and work on various clubs and my swing. It was well worth the money and I am really looking forward to the warmer weather getting her to keep the momentum going on my regular outdoor game too. When it may be more convenient to play a quick round indoors, I will keep this establishment in mind all year round. Check out Big Sticks Golf and don't let the snow, cold, early season conditions or summer rains limit your golf game.

Really nice little public course, I played here three years ago when I was visiting my friend in…read moreBoston. I didn't really get a good read on the greens, it was raining. Some were slow, some were a little faster, but they were tough. Fairways are in good shape and the tee boxes for the most part were also in good shape. Now that I'm traveling up to MA more often I definitely plan on coming back and giving it a go again.

misogynistic staff!!!…read more Today was the third time our group has been treated disrespectfully by male staff. As a group of women golfers, we have consistently been talked down to and questioned about our play (jumping ahead of others, which we did not). Today our cart was not working well when we started, driving very slowly. On the second hole the cart stopped working and the battery light lit up. An older gentleman (the starter) approached us and said in an extremely condescending manner, "Ladies, if you put the cart in neutral it won't drive." I told him that we know how to drive a cart. He went on to say smugly, "Well it's working fine for me." I told him we were switching carts and proceeded to move my clubs. By the way, the cart wasn't working well for him either. We've been here many times, and this has been consistent treatment. Women beware!

McGolf in Dedham is a great place to go for outdoor mini golf, especially in the spring/summer…read moretime! They also have a lighted driving range here, so 10/10 place to practice. I recommend McGolf to all golfers, whether beginner or advanced.

Had some time to kill and decided it was a gorgeous day in October. We opted for a round of 18 hole…read moreputt putt. $11 a person, pay at the window, choose your golf balls, grab your putters, and start up the path. Now this place has a nice driving range no frills, it's not top golf but it seems like a relaxing range to let them fly. The mini putt, i think there's only 16 courses not 18 currently. Looks like a couple were taken out maybe being redone? Or we just missed it but I'm pretty sure we didn't miss them. This isn't the obstacle style one with the dinosaurs, windmills, clown mouth. It's a simplistic, more...... clean? Style putt. Has the bumps, turns, nature in your path, but not the frills. Enjoyed our time. Quick and easy. Groups of 5 technically are allowed but we saw groups bigger. With 2 people you can rip thru the course pretty quickly.

We had a wonderful time here last week at our posture screening event! Management was extremely…read moreeasy to work with and the facility itself is beautiful and well-maintained. Thank you Lynx!

This is a gym treasure in the middle of boston. Tucked underneath the Hilton, this clean, modern…read moreHUGE OPEN space gym has stuff for all gym levels. The check in process is easy, the space is clean and modern and so.much.room! Everyone here looks like they prob live in the gym which was motivating for me as a Boston Visitor. I worked out a little extra so that justifies my Boston Cream donut

So, I had (note the past tense) two broad problems with golf. These are by no means specific to…read moreStone Meadow: 1. Golf is freaking expensive. 2. I tried golf as a teenager, and couldn't get the hand-eye coordination down. Don't kid yourselves, I still can't. I was designed to sit in front of an Excel spreadsheet, not stand in front of a golf tee. Stone Meadow Golf has completely turned everything on its head. Don't get me wrong, my hand eye coordination is still as real as the Loch Ness Monster, however the lack thereof is no longer as scary. Stone Meadow has a driving range and a 9-hole course. Both are priced very reasonably, and (at least for the 9-hole), equipment like a wedge, putter, and two balls. The course was very approachable and non-intimidating for a newbie like myself. The staff were also helpful and friendly. So, while I don't see myself becoming a person who holds for fun on his own, including owning one's own clubs, when my friends have an open invite for Stone Meadow, I will absolutely join them if I'm in town).

Had a great time at the driving range! It was pretty busy on a Saturday afternoon, but we didn't…read morehave to wait too long for parking or for a bay. We had our own clubs and a punch pass so it was pretty cheap for balls, and we all had such a fun time.

I have been to MIT Recreational few times this year for competitive USA Swim meets. I am a fan in…read morethe stands. I can share it's a long walk to the parking lot. Lack of on street parking plus construction across the street currently doesn't help. The elevator is sometimes working. It's always clean and a lot of spectator seating but if they are running both pools during the competition you don't get a great vantage point of the rear pool. Very spacious.

Basketball, tennis, golf tournament weekend too…read more Thanks you, Dr. Jacqueline Sacco, MD PhD

Paradise Family Golf is the best place to practice the golf swing. They have plenty of bays and…read moreoutback they have tee greens and a chipping green to practice your chip shots. There's a sand pit for practicing the shot out. They have golf pros and professional golf teachers if you want to take lessons. Highly recommend!

Love coming here to practice. Fairly secluded area, very friendly environment and well cared forread more

The course is in rough shape. The greens were dead and litter was all over the place. Additionally,…read moreit is confusing to follow as another course mixes with Stoneham Oaks halfway through. Signs are not clear. Not worth your money.

Great beginner, children's course, or if you want to spend as little money as possible. Otherwise…read morego put your big boy/girl pants on and find a better spot to play.