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.

The address on Yelp will lead you to the parking lot for a skating rink and a community pool. It is…read morea convenient place to park, but I am not sure if is the best place to access longer trails. This location is not near the lake. The area is beautifully wooded, providing plenty of shade on a sunny day. The trails here were relatively short. I ventured off the main trail and discovered areas with overgrown greenery, lots of graffiti and decayed benches. Without anybody else around, it looked like a post apocalyptic world, and it felt eerie! Not sure who is supposed to fund or do the maintenance for this beautiful nature spot, so close to Boston, but it really needs some love! Without signage in the area and no phone connection, I almost got lost! I Ma aged to walk/run the trails for an hour but would love to explore different areas of Stony Brook if in the area again.

I used to come here often while walking my two Jack Russell Terriers. One day we were near the…read moreGeorge Wright golf course when (at least) two coyotes snuck up behind me and almost got one of my dogs. The coyotes were wicked bold and only my loud yelling got them to back off but they still followed. I'm bummed that I can't go any more because it is nice and quiet and the dogs love being off leash. Not trying to discourage anyone from going but if you have small dogs off leash, be careful.

Typical ice rink. No elevator to get to 2nd floor. Not ADA friendly. Parking lot not great. Water…read moreleak at bottom of stairs to get to upstairs, dark, smelly. Poor view upstairs.

Awful ice. They wax the pucks and they still don't slide. The rest of the arena is ok but the ice…read moreis not fit for competition.

By far the friendliest most neighborhood OTF. I've been to a lot of orange Theories and this one is…read moretops for personality. Yes. The class are intense. But the community here is off the charts. If you want a bit more out of your classes and thrive on connecting with people. This is your studio. I'll attend here whenever I am in the area

I have done a trial class here before and am in thoughts of starting a membership here. The trial…read moreclass I did with a friend and it was a solid 30-40 min workout! I loved the direction the staff gives so you can get in a good workout and do it the right way so you dont get hurt!

Love this studio! I like how clean and well maintained it is and how the reformers are all in great…read morecondition. I also like the spacing of the reformers and don't find them to be uncomfortably placed next to one another. All of the teachers have been very helpful at giving adjustments and providing clear instructions. The check in process is also very easy as you check in using their iPad and then it tells you which reformers you're assigned to.

Be mindful of the waitlist. You will lose a class credit if you get off the waitlist and don't…read moreimmediately notify them that you can't attend. I received an email just an hour before the start of a class which I didn't see until it was too late. I emailed them over a week ago and have not received a response, seems there is very little customer service.

The food takes FOREVER. I just waited 30 minutes for a single order of potato skins. No one seems…read moreto be trained on anything. The floor they're behind the counter is covered in oil/grease, so it's not even safe for the people working. This place is unbelievably bad.

definitely the worst of all the Launch locations. Small, not as many obstacles, no zip lines…read more worth driving to Framingham over this one.

Stumbled across this park while needing to kill some time. It was more beautiful than expected!…read moreThere are lots of sights to see: bridges, waterfalls, buildings. Paths twist and turn, go up, down and around. It was very fun to explore. I spent about 45 minutes here. It was delightful!

The walk was fun,easy, and informataive. I loved looking at…read moreEcho Bridge from the top. Go for goodnesss sake.

I've recently re-ignited my passion for playing table tennis, something that I had taken a ten year…read morehiatus from and something that I had seriously pursued while in college. Table tennis clubs aren't common in Massachusetts and there's only a handful that are worth seeking out. This is definitely one of them. Wife and husband duo Phyllis and Henry and the friendly duo who created Mastiff TTC and who host players three times a week and who provide high-quality, Olympic-vetted Joola tables. There's five tables available and sessions typically are three hours long and only cost $8 per walk-in. That's a fantastic deal considering that you don't need to bring a partner and it's also much cheaper than the $15 walk-ins at the MATTBC in Waltham. So whether you're a beginner, intermediate or advanced player, if you want to play, this is definitely a great place to come and I cannot recommend it enough. Everyone I've come across here is very friendly and the diversity of levels and styles makes attending this place interesting. They also have plenty of balls available so the pace is pretty quick. Best of all, since it's in the back of a former school, there's also plenty of free parking once you go around the building (the door to Mastiff is in the back, on the left) which is also nice.

There are plenty of tables and lots of space and everyone is very friendly. You can also get…read moreprivate lessons from the coach here. Overall, a wonderful spot to play table tennis!

Great dog park .. great energy ! Fun!! Warm welcoming!! Friendly for dog owners and lovely…read moreenvironment for dogs to play of all sizes!!

You need a membership to use the park. Outside is a nice green area I use to play with my dogread more

I play pickleball and the open play here is totally unorganized and not friendly to beginner…read moreplayers.

I truly enjoy playing Pickleball at Bosse. The courts are well maintained and the price point is…read moreexcellent. There are ample opportunities for Open Play at various experience levels. The Open Play sessions are casual, yet competitive. I've met lots of folks who love to play the sport!!! We've become friendly as a result!!! I've taken a few "Skills Session with a Pro" and these sessions have helped me improve my game. Scott, Kenzie and Carter are professional in both their approach to the game of Pickleball as well as the way in which they treat their clients. I highly recommend Bosse Sports!!!