One of the nicest golf-course options for a reasonable price and availability. Make sure you stop…read morein for a cooler and some snacks at the turn!

Spring Meadows is a well designed well kept course. There are holes that are quite challenging, but…read morenone are inappropriately tricky.

I've been going to this course for a few years now - but this year has been rather horrid for a…read moremultitude of reasons. - pace of play has dramatically slowed. Too many groups on the course at a time, and a lot of these groups have little etiquette / are slow and unskilled. Pace of play recommendation is 4 hours, but prepare for 6. As a result, 3 times this season I have paid for 18 only to play 9 to 11 holes and give up due to the horrible pace of play and skill set ahead of me. - unskilled groups (t-shirt golfers) I think the dress code enforcement has been decreased / isn't applied anymore. Therefore, you end up getting a ton of "scrubs" / "T-shirt golfers" out there, slowing everything down. I blame both of these issues as a result of dramatically increasing the number of memberships being handed out. Further, since Prospect Hill in Auburn closed, I would assume the newbie golfer type decided to colonize Fairlawn :( I recommend Fox Ridge in Auburn - it is marginally more expensive but you do not find yourself in the same predicament (long waits, etc.). ---------------------------------------------- HOWEVER - I WOULD BE WRONG TO NOT TALK ABOUT WHAT THEY DO RIGHT! Great staff - always polite and have personality. Not afraid to chat with you. I love feeling welcomed when I arrive. Good food! Generally great course conditions - the fairways are generally pretty good unless it's been a wet week or overly hot. In those cases, you may experience mud or yellowed, dry fairways. Of course, you can take relief under the rules of golf for "abnormal course conditions". These issues are at every course - simply because of where we live. Fairlawn is great, but I think the issues outlined above are preventing me from making this my "home" course. I could be persuaded otherwise, but I doubt that management can put the "cat back in the bag" so to speak.

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.

Perfect place. Park right next to the golf bay you want to use. Bring cash ($5 for half bucket, $10…read morefor full bucket) and get to practice! Conveniently located next to the Honeycomb Cafe for a perfect date!

What a treat! Went on a Monday morning before 10am, and there were plenty of open slots. Saw Blue…read moreHeron fly low (nobody aimed for it) as well as a Cormorant sunning itself on one of the boats. I didn't really notice less range with the floater balls (but I'm newish at this), and when we finished, we watched a guy hitting 300 yards +. The $5 bucket of balls is generous, they provide plenty of T heights, and crew were friendly and appreciative of bringing back the buckets. Only a couple of boats have yardage signs, so I asked staff about ranges for boats, and they gave me the rundown, adding that the boats can drift, and they do have to reset them, so that 150 yard boat might be 160... that type of thing. Next time will probably visit the restaurant just up the hill to eat and sit outside watching other folks swings/stances.

Went here for a late lunch. Menu was precise and prices were great. Had the popcorn shrimp for an…read moreappetizer and then a build your own flat bread pizza. Service was good and food came out exactly as described. Carrot cake was fantastic! Atmosphere was good as they were showing the football game.

Pretty golf course with decent food and drinks. Very clean and scenic. Parking can appear to be a…read morechallenge, but they have a lot more spaces towards the back of the parking lot. They have at least 1 local craft beer in cans, in addition to drafts, if you ask.

This has to be the most beautiful disc golf course I've ever been to. Staff was super friendly and…read morehelpful. Played Eagle and really wish we had more time to go back and play again. Good selection of water, Gatorade or if you prefer a beer for some swing oil. You cannot miss this epic course!!

Whenever I'm in town for shows I make a special trip to Sabattus Disc Golf for a few rounds. The…read morecourses are beautiful. The Owl is the perfect warm-up course and a great option to get kids and new players engaged in the sport. The Hawk has a nice mix of woods and big, open fairways. The Falcon is my personal favorite. It's tight and technical and perfect for a quick, challenging game. The Eagle takes that to a whole other level with longer holes, bigger fairways, and a few open holes for big hyzers. The pro shop is fully stocked with most of the plastic you throw. They have a large selection of carts, bags, baskets, apparel, and a variety of gear you need to enjoy a day on the course. The greens fees are very reasonable. You get what you pay for and at Sabattus, you're definitely getting your money's worth. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, open, and welcoming. If you are new to the sport and want to give it a try, talk to them. They will help you out, make suggestions, and will start you off the right way with the right gear. Because the equipment is so inexpensive overall, and people often start with more disc than they can handle, it's common to buy discs you don't need and can't throw correctly when you start off. The crew here will help to prevent that. Based on my experience and the conversations I've witnessed, they will set you on the right path and give you an indicator on when to buy the next speed disc. Overall, this is one of my favorite courses. It's really one of the gems of the New England disc golf scene. If you're local, give it a try. If you're from out of state, make the trip.

The staff were friendly and helpful. They offer pencils and course maps with the score cards. They…read morehave a full shop of discs and accessories. The course is moderately wooded. Very clean and well maintained. This is not a beginner course but worked well for the novice I am. I would not recommend for young children as the terrain is rough with rocks and roots. Defiantly great workout, with holes that are uphill a down hills and around big angles. The course is well marked and easy to follow. There are lots of quirky add ons such as benches, a porch swing, stumps covered in drink caps, fire pit and fences made of long sticks. The scenery is as picturesque as the course. Definatly a fun course. Pay and play once or pay and play all day.

A fun spot close to the interstate in Lewiston Devils grove offers a challenging place to play disc…read moregolf. For a person newer to the game there are two primary throws a back hand and forehand (also called a flick). Basically this entails how the disc and your body are looking lined up looking at the pin. Devils grove is a forehand throwers dream . With many baskets and holes breaking to the right it would be wise to have that throw. Well labeled tee boxes and trash cans at every hole. Devils grove has a pro house with drinks and plenty of other disc to purchase there. The course is well maintained and you can tell the owner puts a lot of time and effort into it. There are some of very challenging holes but they also have a lot of holes that have Ace potential. Plenty of tournaments and a random doubles and bring your own partner doubled during the week. Highly recommend, get on out of the house and throw some plastic.

Well-surfaced tennis and basketball courts with plenty of parking. Have never had to wait for a…read moretennis court. Looks like pickleball could be played here too, but would have to bring your own net.

Great place to play tennis and shoot some hoops. The parking is convenient and plenty. There is a…read morenice little league baseball field. There is a trail close by to enjoy a walk.