Years ago, two and a half decades that is, I used to go to the driving range here. I believe the…read morefacility was under a different name back then, maybe? They had carts, and hills, and traps you could work from, and putting greens. They also had this wonderful driving range, grass or turf, that had pins out yonder, so you could actually shoot for goal. Made the experience very good and rewarding. Nice shop, and while I wanted a set of Ben Hogan irons, I settled on a set of Toski irons... they were fitted, and that process too about two hours. Right off of Speen Street, up on the right, and up on the hill.

Best driving range ever. Better than any driving range that have the latest technology. Nothing…read morelike course-like field.

I could not be happier with my experience at the new Golftec in Natick. Dillon Malcolmson and the…read morestaff are amazing. The teaching is exceptional, the environment is fun/supportive, the location is conveniently located on Rt. 9, and the practice bays/equipment are state of the art. If you are serious about improving your golf game, make your way to Natick.

I stopped by yesterday with a thought of what club I wanted. Given the cost of golf clubs, it's not…read morea purchase I take lightly. They easily could have brushed me off or rushed me out like their competitors down the street. Instead they were patient, helpful, and overly accommodating. This experience has made me switch preferences to this store over their local competitor. And I walked out with a new driver.

Went in for a fitting for a driver. Everything went well so I thought. Ended up with a Minuzo…read more Waited three weeks for it to arrive. Based on fitting, the shaft was shortened 1.5 inches. Lost distance for accuracy. I can live with that but have used it 8/10 times out and can't keep the ball in the fairway. Would hit 10 out of 14 fairways with my older driver. Loft was also changed to 9.5 from 10.5. Waist of money and time. Better off just hitting a few yourself than having someone there fit you. Went back to the old club.

Came here on Saturday for my first time golfing on a course that wasn't a pitch & putt. The people…read morewere kind and the course was nice. The duo we got grouped up with was so incredibly kind and really made the experience so great. The holes ranged in length which was great to switch it up. They had coolers throughout the course which was great for refilling bottles.

Extremely disappointing experience. We arrived about 10 minutes before our tee time after getting…read morestuck in traffic because of an accident. Despite arriving before our scheduled time, the cashier took roughly 10 minutes to process our payment, taking her sweet time, and then another couple minutes to get our clubs and everything into the cart. By the time we actually reached the tee, we were late -- largely because of the course's own slow check-in process. The starter then told us we had to skip the first hole because the couple we were paired with was finishing up. We politely asked if we could simply play the first hole, and instead of trying to understand the situation, the starter gave us an attitude and a lecture about how strict they are about arriving on time. Apparently that rule only applies to customers and not to the staff taking 15+ minutes to get us checked in and into a cart. The whole operation feels like it's being run by incompetent people who are completely disconnected from their customers. What made it even more ridiculous was that the couple we were paired with had their BABY with them in a stroller on a links-style course. They were genuinely nice people, so this isn't directed at them, but it's hard to understand how the course can accommodate that while refusing to show any understanding toward customers who were delayed by traffic and then further delayed by the course itself. This is a 9-hole course that costs around $45 with a cart, and there were open tee times even on a weekend. On top of that, while we were playing, there was nobody on the hole behind us or even two holes behind us. So clearly there was room on the course and no legitimate reason why we couldn't have played the first hole. For $45 for nine holes, I expect at least basic customer service and common sense. Instead, we got an unnecessarily hostile experience over a situation that the course itself contributed to. Absolutely would not recommend. Would give a 0/5 if I could... The course itself was alright, modern golf carts were cool but the starter absolutely ruined our round and left a bad taste in our mouth for the whole round.

New venture for a golf pro with tons of experience and a great way of teaching. Whether you just…read morepicked up a club or you are a scratch golfer he finds a way to help you get better. I would recommend him to anyone.

My son has been coming here for years. Nice people, organized scheduling and not a rip off.read more

Luke celebrated his 7th birthday party and had a great time! Honestly with 2 working parents, The…read moreFrozen Ropes staff was very helpful, organized (better than me) and accommodating for all details! The kids were energized with creative game play and batting opportunities. They even cleaned up the party room! Thanks Frozen Ropes for making Lukes birthday awesome!

I love this place! They run golf leagues throughout the season, and my husband and I have been…read moredoing them for about six months. It really helps keep your game sharp throughout the winter season, and they have great summer rates as well, to keep folks coming in. The technology is awesome- on the curved screen, you really feel part of the course! Great beer selection including some local breweries like Start Line, and they occasionally have women's events like group lessons and clinics. They have occasional scrambles as well. Love the pool tables and shuffleboard tables for a change of pace. Overall, love coming here weekly and definitely recommend it.

This place used to be my go-to for simulators. But as of lately it's gone downhill because:…read more1) The last two times I have been there, there have been 10+ teenagers standing around a single pool table, screaming and yelling in a different language. I'm not paying this much money to use a golf simulator to then listen to people scream 10 feet away from me the entire time I'm there. 2) it's always very understaffed. Now takes 10-15 mins of looking for someone to get help or get a beer. 3) it seems like they haven't put a ton of attention (or money) into upkeep over the years. The tee boxes are in very rough shape and it always feels like you're hitting out of a divot. Hopefully they make some changes... until then, me and my group won't be back.

I went to Cool Clubs with the intention of getting a pretty expensive driver fitting. I went in…read moreknowing the data that spit out on your swing and all of the customizations that they can do to try and fit you for the right club. A little bit about myself: I'm not the best golfer. I shoot in the 100s and I know I have flaws in my golf game. Glen, the guy who runs Cool Clubs at Kohr Golf, is super knowledgeable about golf and club fitting. He took a look at my driver swing and immediately told me my money would be spent better elsewhere (a.k.a. you need to take lessons, dummy). He was really nice and diplomatic about it too! He didn't try to sell me anything. He gave me friendly pointers on my swing in general and also gave me little tips. It ended up being a short, impromptu lesson in my eyes. They use a Trackman so you can see all your swing statistics (club head speed, ball speed, attack angle, etc.) if you're into that thing. The facility is in-to-outdoor, meaning you can actually see your ball flight which makes a big difference. All of this ended up being a very positive experience and I highly recommend Glen and Cool Clubs. I'm going to be taking those lessons soon at Kohr Golf and I will be sure to visit again for that driver fitting with Glen.

For my husband's 50th year, I celebrated with a gift certificate for a private golf lesson…read more We chose X Golf Wayland, and golf pro Steve G. was our instructor. His expertise seemed as easily explained to my husband (a more experienced golfer) as it was to me (never golfed before!). He took the time to speak at length with beforehand and also took care to make sure my requests for this gifted lesson were met as we went. He was generous with his ideas and time. The facility did the trick for us, though we don't have experience elsewhere for indoor golf. Go try a lesson from Steve -- a true professional!

We play in the league during the colder months and really enjoy the great atmosphere, staff, and…read moreservice. When they have "the good chicken tenders" it's the icing on the cake!

This place continues to be a hidden gem on route 9 tucked behind Party City and the tile store…read more This fun colonial themed 18-hole course is so clean and well kept. Apparently they did a lot of work on the course during Covid. There are some areas for shade if you're out on a sunny day and picnic tables as well. - great for kids - practice area available - turn in your scorecard at Fun & Games and get 50 credits Good luck on the last hole! If you get a hole-in-one you get a free round or 2 passes to Fun & Games laser tag!

"You say you want a revolution Well, you know…read moreWe all want to change the world" (Lennon and McCartney) Twenty-three and a half miles separate Natick, MA from the flashpoint of the American Revolution in Boston, MA. Icons of the Revolution and Boston history (Red-coated soldiers, Faneuil Hall, Colonial Fife and Drummers, Paul Revere, and Colonial minutemen fighters) join other American history icons from Boston, New York, Philadelphia (Liberty Bell, Statue of Liberty, Bald Eagle, Horse and Buggy, a mining town) to populate the 18 holes of this very cool miniature golf course that does a good job of combining fun and a history lesson for the kiddies. Now look, Myrtle Beach Mini Golf this ain't. No state-of-the-art fancy-schmancy mini golf holes here.  No water hazards, no spinning windmill blades, no motion/movement hazards, no high altitude mountains or volcanos, no pirate ships, no dinosaurs, no jungle rain forests, no bells and whistles. This is a pretty basic design of a course that looks like it's been around a while Some of the greens showed signs of age. Quite a few of the greens were heavy with water, and on Hole #7, we had a few balls stuck on an underground ramp that required the attendant to hustle over and ream them out. But, a lot of those factors are evened out by the rock bottom pricing $8 for adults and $6 for kids under 12 you'll pay here for a few hours of fun.Our 4fur and six year old golfers couldn't care less about the lack of modern technology at the Village Green. They had a blast!