For the past three years the new management has been turning this course around! The course is…read moreperfect for beginners they will use every club in there bag. Very family oriented. The PGA Pro Donnie Lyons is second to none. Great views of Mount Wachusett. If your looking for a nice 9 hole course in central Massachusetts this is the place to go with friendly staff and nice conditions.

From the owner: Settlers Crossing is a regulation length 9 hole golf course featuring rolling hills, stone walls,…read moretree lined fairways and views of Mt. Wachusett and the foothills of the Monadnock Region. We are daily fee facility, offering reasonable rates and our pro shop can accommodate all of your equipment needs,. Our P.G.A. Professional, Don Lyons, is available for lessons and our clubhouse serves beer, wine, food and snacks.

Bought two $8 tokens for 60 driving range balls…read more the machine ripped us off with 47 balls... that's .37 cents a ball ?!?! Next time we'll just go the Rietta and buy them for less !!

Never played here before, so with my first and only experience I attempted to call twice but got…read moreline busy both times no ring no voice mail nothing. So I went to their website and booked a tee time for 5:30PM, a cart, 9 holes, starting on the back nine. When I arrived earlier to check in and buy a bucket of balls I found no one in the pro shop. I waited for 5 minutes before heading to the restaurant and asked if they knew if anyone was in the pro shop right now. They pointed out a young man sorting carts so I went back to take a look in the pro shop, still no one there so I asked the young man if he knew where someone was. He said he wasn't working there today but could check me in. So we walk in and I get told he'd have to ask the guy working there today if they could let carts out this late (mind you there were multiple tee times for carts surrounding the one I booked). The guy comes in the young man asks and he says "no way not happening" I explain I booked online specifically for a cart and he tells me "they're just rolling them back". Ok that's fine. The young man asked if I still wanted to walk to which I replied not really and he told me he apologized. Had no apology from the guy or explanation as to why the website still had multiple tee times with carts after OR why I waited around and tried to find someone. Just very blunt and arrogant. No reason for it in my opinion. Everyone else was kind though.

The good: there's a driving range, a putting green, and a sand trap to practice in. The driving…read morerange is affordable ($5 for 30 balls and $8 for 60); the mats are in good shape; and you get plenty of yard markers to gauge your distance and accuracy. The putting green is well maintained and presents an array of challenges, with many uneven surfaces and plenty of holes. There's also plenty of parking and the staff is friendly and helpful. The bad: many of the balls at the range (it seemed like half) are in bad shape. They're old, faded, and many are even warped in shape. There is not a separate chipping green, only the sand trap. All in all a fun place to hang out and work on your game.

I love this place! Perfect for family outings and a fun course for a quick 9 holes. Although this…read moreis a shorter course, there are some interesting challenges on several of the holes, so there's something here for everyone.

I was met at my car with a golf cart and a hand with my bags. Staff was quick and polite. Course…read moreis beautiful & challenging. Anything that wasn't in good shape was being addressed. Worth the $$

At this point there is only one thing to say. $175 USD a round is ONE WAY to keep the playing…read moreconditions nice! For whom I have no idea. This place must be a ghost town on the weekends now. You have got to be kidding me! Condo's or commercial real estate development are no doubt right around the corner. SAD!

This review is only about the par three golf course. Not Kimball Farm facility in general. My…read morefriend and I arrived around noon for nine holes. The ground keepers were mowing all around us and the sprinkler systems were on in front of every hole we wanted to play. They would shut them off as we went, but it was still a very strange and soggy experience. At one point one of the workers was yelling in my direction right as I was trying to take a shot. The greens were extremely slow and tended to be warped around the hole so that a good putt would often not go in. Add all this to the goose poop which was ever present throughout the course and needless to say to, I found this experience to be very lacking. Kimball Farms is a cash cow and there is no reason they can't maintain their and putt course much better than this.

Great seafood clam dinner enough for two and you will probably have leftovers they grill burgers…read moreand hot dogs too then after that take a walk to batting cage area out back they serve craft beer and wine there is a earea we're they have bands play pretty cool set up

This is a great course where most holes are challenging yet fair. I play here often and I live in…read moreMass. it sounds farther than it is but it is close to Nashua. The course is in great shape. The fairways are beautiful and the greens run true. It is pretty much walkable except for an uphill climb to the 8th tee. The staff is friendly and they do a great job. There's a nice grill there too for the 19th hole. There is a nice putting but no driving range, which is the only shortcoming. Would highly recommend.

I've been here ~6x as it is close to home, but each time I get upset at myself for thinking things…read morewould be better. Pace of play is terrible. They stack tee-times too close together (when the group ahead is out of driving range). No ranger. Just awful.

This was my first time here and it was so much fun! Definitely reserve your bay a few days in…read moreadvance as they do book up quickly. You can do a variety of courses or choose to do simulator driving range. The screens are nice and the facility is very clean. They clean the bays completely between each group. There is also a full bar and 6 beers on tap, and they have a food menu that is Chinese/Japanese themed (sushi/general gau's chicken/ Lo Mein, gyoza).

.Awesome party location! We threw a large surprise 40th birthday pert here and the space was…read moreperfect. Jeff was super accommodating and helpful in helping to setup the event. Nick was also very helpful, they both made the party a success! Everything from the space, the golf simulators, bar setup, pub area and big screen for our trivia and music was perfect!! We were able to order food from the Asian restaurant, Tenka, thst is below the facility and the food was also delicious! If you are looking for event space or just a fun night out, definitely contact Jeff at Fore!

Super nice driving range and a great golf store attached. Definitely worth the money and would…read morerecommend to anyone that wants to practice

Hit a big bucket of balls. Self serve machine dispenses balls. Find an unclaimed spot to swing your…read moresticks and mind your own business kind of place. Did not do the indoor driving range. The outdoor range is natural grass. The balls are high quality. Lots of golfers hitting balls but plenty of space for everyone. Nobody said a word to me for the hour I was there and that was exactly what I wanted.

I wanted to like Shaker Hills, but for $150 a round, the experience just doesn't justify the price…read more The drive-through bar might seem like a fun gimmick, but once the novelty wears off, you're left wondering where the value is. Course conditions were average at best -- definitely not what you'd expect at this price point. Fairways were patchy in spots, and the greens weren't in great shape either. For the money, there are much better-maintained courses with a more authentic golf experience. Won't be rushing back.

While once a quality track that offered area golfers good conditions at a great value, today the…read more$$$$$$ grab is on and the over-priced crab-grastic zhit hole pushes every gimmick in the book. From roof-top tees no one needs, to drive through snack shacks no one wants, this is the must miss course of the year in New England. Skip it skippy!