There are many pros to discuss about SS...most important to me at least, the course is always in…read morepristine condition. The pace of play is never a concern; a truly wonderful experience from beginning to end. The staff is EXTREMELY accommodating as well. I'd give the course 6 stars if I could!

Right! I did a weekend round which was that amount of 91 which screwed me up! Will always look to…read morecontinue playing here!

I've been here a bunch of times in the past when the course was in tough shape. My father and I…read morewanted to play 9 holes and wanted to stay local on a Sunday afternoon. The course is in very good shape. It appears the owner has put some money into fixing it up. Cart paths were in better shape, and the ranger was out paying attention to the golfers. For golf, its a pretty straight forward practice course. Greens were in good shape. Overall it is a good value.

Be very careful about going here. Since new management took over, they do not allow single golfers…read more This would be better rated if they did but they have become terrible at that.

A nicely kept, fairly difficult course. The greens are in good shape…read more However, the signage on the course is virtually nonexistent. We got lost three times looking for the next tee. Asked another cart only to find they were lost too. Very frustrating. We play lots of golf but this course was a new low in layout and signage. PS. Get a cart. Two years later we went back. Very sad to see the state of the course. Every course on the north shore is lush from the rains but not the Meadow. Either the greenskeeper isn't s greenskeeper or the city is not giving them money to maintain the course. The fairways are patches of grass surrounded by thousands of divots. The place needs mowing by professionals. Scrapes and scalps everywhere. The rough is all clover and ridiculously high. We lost seven balls that were a couple of feet off the fairway. Not a fun place to play. At least the signage is better.

A nicely kept, fairly difficult course. The greens are in good shape…read more However, the signage on the course is virtually nonexistent. We got lost three times looking for the next tee. Asked another cart only to find they were lost too. Very frustrating. We play lots of golf but this course was a new low in layout and signage. PS. Get a cart.

We played here last Sunday and very much enjoyed it! The staff was very friendly and helpful, and…read morewe were able to get on the course ahead of our tee time too. They didn't have a warm up driving range, but their warm up putting greens were very well kept. As for the course, it was fun to play on. There weren't a lot of sand traps, which was nice for a newer golfer like me. Lots of open fairways to drive on!! Overall, it was a fun time! We don't live in Boston but would golf here again.

Just got home from a 2hr and 45 minute 9 holes at Reedy Meadows. There is no management there, just…read morea guy taking your money. The tee times are too close. We ended up with 4 groups on the same hole twice. There was a group of old guys from Arlington that bogged down the entire course and with no starters, no rangers, all we could do is sit and watch them pretend they were in the pga. Really inconsiderate on a public course.

Capital Hill is a fabulous stop on the Robert Trent Jones golf trail. This site boast three full…read morechampionship tracks named the Senator, Legislator, and the Judge. I spent three days here in June, and played the Senator and Legislator twice each and the Judge once. What a treat! The Senator is a links style layout that is very challenging. There are no trees, moderate elevation changes, lots of bumps, and plenty of sand bunkers. There are many blind shots where strategic placement of drives and layups are critical. The wind was blowing when we played, and I imagined it was close to playing an old course somewhere in Scotland. This Legislator is a beautiful course that is a traditional layout. The course meanders through woodlands and tree lined fairways. The back nine starts with a memorable ride past the clubhouse. The cart path winds down an elaborate wooden bridge. The back nine has some unique holes with a stretch that runs along a mountain ridge. #15 is a par four with a dramatic downhill tee shot to a wide fairway. I thought the Judge was hardest and most beautiful of the three courses. It runs along the Alabama River and water is in play on most of the holes. The view from #1 tee box is spectacular. It is extreme downhill drive to a narrow fairway. Two of the par threes are essentially shots to an island greens that require precise accuracy. This track measures about 5900 yards from the white tees, but it feels much bigger. The par fives are long and difficult(#7 measured 575 yard and #10 is 503).

What can I say!! A lot. Fantastic golf! 3 different golf courses. Better than the majority of…read moregolf courses in Tucson. People. Are nice an friendly and thank you for being there. They believe you are doing them a favor. Not used to that in this part of the country. The only negative was that the wait staff at lunch was unorganized and slow. But, it did not detract from great rounds of golf. You should go, you will be happy you did.

Very poor maintenance over all! Dump trash and brush on site, always looks unkept so you can…read moreimagine the inside of the club! Calls go without any response. Good luck if you are planning a function here. Better to move on.

Horrible workers, food was found on the side of the street, their "sauce" was just colored water,…read morethey don't care about their customers at all, guy controlling the music looks like he is being forced against his will, yelling at kids for doing literally nothing, can't even hear the music, and just all around horrible job by these workers. At this point you might as well hire me, but that would never happen because I wouldn't want to work at such a trash place like Bear Hill. Not to mention the smell, dude you can smell the pool from the other side of the club and the outside, which is for some reason "off limits" smells even worse. 1 star review, don't go if you want to keep your dignity and if you don't want to be pushed around by these ignorant workers. Wouldn't recommend going, ever. Disappointed dawg.

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.

Be careful, their accounting practices are not accurate. Refusal to reimburse for overpayment based…read moreon these practices seems to be the norm and apparently condoned.

This review is for their on-site restaurant…read more I was lucky enough to be invited to Ferncroft Country Club for dinner Halloween Night. I never had the pleasure, so I jumped at the chance since my son is in college, and I don't seem to get a lot of trick-or-treaters in the city. Ferncroft is settled in what I would call a business-residential area, with beautiful homes, surroundings, and a stones throw away from Coco Key Resort. The road to get up to the main building was very dark, I am sure that is for a reason, but it was fitting for Halloween night I suppose. We pulled up and had our choice of spots. I figured there would be something going on but it seemed like just another night from the parking lot. When we entered, we were great with smiles and a roaring fire place. The smells from the kitchen already taking over my senses. I was in for a treat. The service was excellent. Our waitress was attentive, helpful, and presented the specials well. Dinning room is small but that's okay because you can enjoy all the ambience it has to offer. After ordering a few drinks, my friend and I dove right in. Sliders and nachos to start and two mixed grilled plates for dinner. We finished that off with slices of Sweet Potato Maple cheesecake and Chocolate Fudge cake. Of course Sugerman had coffee as well. Appetizers 4 out 5 - The SLIDERS! I was advised by my friend we should order these. They didn't disappoint. Juicy, flavorful, and served with warm fries. You could even order this for your entree. The kid in you will love these, and so will the adult. The nachos were good. On par with most places but nothing special. Entrees 5 out 5 - Now I know we both ordered the mixed grill, but we both had the same feelings. The sausage was grilled to perfection, the chicken was super flavorful, and the steak tips melted in my mouth. Choose a side and you can't go wrong. And for the price, about $15 a plate, we were completely satisfied. Desserts 5 out 5 - My buddy was in a chocolate coma. The cake was rich and moist. The only problem with my Sweet Potato Maple cheesecake is I couldn't slow myself down to enjoy it longer. The house coffee was excellent, which I would "roast" them for (pun intended) for not caring about the little things. It was a perfect way to end the meal. Service 4 out 5 - Most of all the staff was warm and friendly, and out waitress certainly was. Plates were cleared and new silverware placed promptly. So if you ever get the opportunity to eat here with a member, cancel your plans and go early to view the local colors and scenery.

This is a challenging little course for all levels of play at a fair price. Pros: it is in very…read moregood shape with fast true greens and well trimmed fairways and thick rough in places. Cons: no par 5 on the back 9 and no restaurant to get a burger and a beer after the round, despite having an on-site function facility. But for a municipal course, it is pretty darn good.

Cart paths are rough in areas. Fairways are in great shape, but greens are aerated and that makes…read morethem bouncy. Tee box signs make the course shape and length easy to determine. Not too many water obstacles, not many sand traps. Course is challenging - mostly par 4's and a few par 5's and 3's. No place to eat or drink after play. Plastic outhouses - it would be nice to have a real toilet and sink. Carts are dirty, rusty and old. Course is very tight. Some balls easily end up on other fairways. Never found one set of red markers (9). Overall, a good course in a pinch.

Huge thank you to Mt. Hood Golf Course for allowing us to take prom photos there! We really…read moreappreciated the kindness and hospitality. The pictures came out amazing!

Mt. Hood was amazing accommodating a last minute request to host Junior Prom pictures due to bad…read moreweather. Grounds were in perfect shape for the outdoor shots and we were able to use the function room for indoor pictures when the rain started. So thankful for their flexibility!