Awesome. Definitely would love to play it again. Course was great and everyone of the staff was…read moreoutstanding. Very scenic with the huge hotel and mountains in view.

Played on a reciprocal with 3 others from our home course in Jackson, NH. We had heard what great…read moreshape Mount Washington was in but honestly what we heard didn't do it justice. From tee to green this course is in amazing shape. Absolutely pristine. Tee boxes are perfect, fairways are plush and the greens roll consistently true for all 18 holes. We were met by the Head Professional upon arrival who was more than welcoming and friendly. This Donald Ross course is a gem and the Super and his crew treat it at so. Great course, great staff. If your are anywhere near the Mount Washington Valley, the Mount Washington Golf Course is a must play.

We play at Pirate's Cove every year while on vacation. I think our trip would feel incomplete if we…read moredidn't at this point! The property as a whole is very well maintained. They have two courses here to choose from: the Captain's Course and Blackbeard's Challenge. Over the last couple of years we've been choosing to do both courses. Both of them are fun and can be challenging in their own way. We look forward to playing at Pirate's Cove every year and hope to keep coming for more!

Great day on cell maintained course. Went with a large group and it was easy to manageread more

Best public 18 hole course in the MWV. Greens and Tee boxes always in great shape. Back nine a bit…read moremore challenging than the front. Staff is considerate, friendly and professional. Always a good round at Wentworth! Only request- it's time to repaint the bridge and the maintenance shed- please!

Read all the negative reviews and OMG!…read more The course is not tremendous but a very decent public course, fairly priced, not overly busy in vacation time, and the people were more than gracious.

front 9 was pretty good, back 9 was mid. were offered a free back 9 but were sandwiched between…read moregroups

I enjoyed this 18 hole course tremendously especially since I am such a hack when it comes to…read morehitting the white ball around the greens. It is a very well kept course with very highly maintained greens that you can tell is a definite gem compared to the other courses around the area and is very well priced for the yardage seeing how normally short nine holers would be the same price. The gold attendant was a little rude when we were there when we walked on without calling to reserve on a Friday and we think he just was doing it more because he was annoyed at us but other than that little hiccup, definitely check this little place out. I also lived that other golfers were not right on top of us giving amateurs like me the heeby jeebies with people watching my hook or slice. Again check it out and clubhouse is great and wide open overlooking the 10th and the 18th holes.

Our wedding at Eagle Mountain House was the stuff of dreams! The first time we laid eyes on the…read morehotel, we knew it was how we wanted to start our lives together. We went to check it out and had a meal there and spent the night, and we were positive. Over the course of the next year, Linda Boyer worked with us tirelessly, making every step fun and exciting. The weekend of the wedding was absolutely perfect. We started with yoga on the patio of the carriage house. What a beautiful way to start a busy day! We had Skydivers jump to land to surprise our guests, which was definitely a logistics challenge! The staff kept it a secret, and it was a smashing success! The ceremony site was out of a fairytale. The cocktail hour in the carriage house was definitely a hit! And then the reception in the event tent... I can't really find the words... The service was flawless, the food was even better than we remembered from our first visit... Magical really sums it up. All of the staff were responsive and helpful as 40 rooms of our guests checked in. The breakfast buffet was outstanding. The veranda and public spaces in the lobby are so warm and inviting, and family that haven't seen each other in many years were able to sit and visit comfortably. We highly recommend Eagle Mountain House to any couple looking to get married in a fairytale.

Mixed feelings on the new updates. Unlike some of the other grand mountain hotels, Eagle Mountain…read moreHouse could always be counted on for the true, antique quaintness of an old world resort. Stained glass windows, creaky floors, real keys and locks for the room doors, the beautiful old elevator, antique knickknacks and signs everywhere. It was time travel in a beautiful old lady of the mountains. The good; still have the real keys for the room doors. Removing the old lobby rug to expose the beautiful wide board floor, the updates to the dining room do look very nice and plush, although I missed many of the old, wooden signs that used to adorn the walls. The bar looks new and refreshed, with excellent service. The bad; what amounts to white washing the first level of the beautiful old staircase by removing the old, dark stain and varnish, and replacing the stained glass window favor of a plain, square sheet of glass. Changing the old library off the main lobby to turn it more into a meeting room. It has had all of it's book shelves, books and games removed. The old brick fireplace in the lobby is still there, albeit painted black. The main part of my rating of only three stars has to be the dining. The food has definitely taken a turn for the worse. You could always count on great meal in the restaurant, whether there were 3 people eating, or 300. Starting with an awesome breakfast buffet, and ending with a very pleasant dining experience, the food was always top notch. Now, the breakfast buffet has been replaced with a fixed menu, with the quality of food being only so-so, and delivered cold. The dinner was, at best, mediocre, with a so-called rib eye steak served that was over 50% fat and gristle, tougher than nails. Fix the food issue. Bring back the breakfast buffet and the old chef. Make the old library a library again, and you will be well on your way to getting 4 and five star ratings again

The Vinyards course, Owned by Owls Nest now, I expected more. It is the first time I played the…read morecourse so first impressions usually last. I heard they reconfigured a hole or two, took out some trees and spruced up the place a bit. And I got to admit that 2/3rds of the greens were in good shape. I got to say however, that will probably the last time I'll play the course. You want to go hit the ball around in a cow pasture like atmosphere, with absolutely no, none, rememberable holes. 12 has the best view only because it is elevated. $76/78 with cart ,can't remember exact amount, but I came away feeling like I would have had a better time in a simulator. Nothing redeeming except Steve the starter ( good guy ) and the cart guys ( super people/ great attitudes). Oh the guy at the desk: at the turn, bought a gator aide for my buddy, he went to change it for Water.. the desk guy charged him another $1.50 for the water instead of doing a straight swap.... Nail in the coffin for me... Oh their charging $100 on the 4th weekend ( bad decision ).. Nope! not again for me..

31/2 stars for this relatively flat course. I remember when planes used to land here but no…read morelonger. The fairways have succumbed to the drought in NH and the "sand traps" are dirt, but the price seems right for 18 plus carts. The staff is friendly and the food is good so overall, a nice golf experience. If you are seeking more challenge, try Lochmere or Owl's Nest but for a warmup, White Mountain plays harder than its slope. Nice view on 12th tee box

We started going there last fall. We went every weekend until they closed. I really enjoy the…read morerange. They have plenty of mats and everything is in great shape. The owner is very nice and friendly. He offers hitting advice and is pleasant to talk to. The tote challenge is fun and we always walk away with a couple tokens. My only complaint is the putting green. It is astro-turf style grass and it doesn't have true roll. Still works well for short putts. I recommend giving it a try. Heading there today to get started with this season.

the person that was manning the booth came over to me and started yelling at me to hit off the mat…read morenot the grass. He was right in that I should not have hot off the grass, but I was hitting a driver off a tee and not obviously taking a divot. The issue was his attitude. He was rude, condescending and told me to leave if I didn't like it. Very bad experience and he could have shown more patience and try not to show off what a BIG man he was when he started yelling at me. I had been going on average 1 1/2 times a week. I won't be going back.

I grew up in New England but my kids did not. When I learned that this place was only a few miles…read morefrom our rental house, I made sure my kids (and their cousins) would get to experience candlepin bowling for the first time. Now my kids have a summer pass at Lucky Strike - all automated - and they go nearly every day all summer long. They're pretty good bowlers. But candlepin is a whole new ballgame. It's both easier and harder and my kids had a blast! Not to mention we got our scores printed out on an old fashioned dot matrix printer. It was $84 for two rounds of bowling for 7 of us. Not bad!

A really great place for all ages- little ones to grandmas and grandpas. Safe, clean and a lot of…read morefun! A definite do over. It's hard to find candle pin bowling- it was a real treat!

Great course, well maintained and interestingly challenging…read more Make sure to spend some time in the bar / restaurant. The hand hewn beams are a nod to tradition and old world New England charm. Tee time's are tough to find, walk in's are more difficult, so reserve in advance.

This is a fun course. Keep in mind, I'm here for a week and was coming from oak hill so it can only…read moreget better. The staff here are chillers and understand that this is an average maintenance, fun layout kind of course.Overall a solid place to spend an afternoon.