We decided to try somewhere different for breakfast and we…read morewent to the tavern this morning. First fault was that there was NO railing on the steps to the building. I'm disabled and that made me a bit nervous. Upon entering, we were not greeted (we said hi and asked how he was and he complained that he was tired) then were just told (with a pointing gesture) to sit wherever there were coffee mugs. We sat and waited far too long for there only being 2 other parties of people. We received menus (not handed but sort of flopped in front of us) and coffee that was about a step and a half away from being swill (we added creamers and it never got any lighter. Very dark in color). My husband asked for sugar. The server went to get it and never came back. After about 5 minutes he showed up withOUT the sugar and started to ask about our order but we wanted the sugar first and he gave us a borderline annoyed "yup... sugar" and walked away. Again... too long of a wait for just sugar (which should have just been on the table already). After feeling ignored, we just decided to pay for the coffee and leave. Very disappointed, as so many people have praised the place and we got bad service from a server with a less than desirable attitude. We won't go back.

I love the course. I love that they try to keep it open all year. The pro-shop staff is great. The…read morefood is amazing! Blissful is a hidden treasure for Massachusetts

"Oh dear, what can I do? Baby's in black and I'm feeling…read moreblue Tell me, oh what can I do?" (Lennon and McCartney) I attended a charitable organization's golf outing on Tuesday and had a very enjoyable afternoon. No, I don't play golf except for a round of mini a few times a year. The grounds are gorgeous, with flowers, landscaped scenery, and gazebos everywhere. The bartenders and servers were all courteous, professional and very helpful. Blackstone cooked a simple dinner for our 100+ guests. It was a nice "make your own sandwich" version with burger patties, hot dogs, chicken and sausages paired with platters of cheese, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, pickles, rolls and potato salad. They have a massive outdoor patio with plenty of tables and chairs for us to drink, socialize, and eventually enjoy dinner.

The good: pace of play for a Saturday morning was not bad. I think we played in 4:25 and the cart…read morehad a pace of play clock and gps. The price of 68 with a cart and unlimited (really worn out and tired) range balls off grass included with greens fees. I never see public courses in CT have grass ranges. They layout wasn't bad. The front 9 was a little tight. Whoever designed the course had to be creative with the landscape. The course was very hilly which I don't mind. Some memorable par 3's. The greens required very accurate approach shots. Most misses were short as approach shots that were right left or long usually required a difficult chip up a slope or ended up in the woods. The bad: Unfortunately when I played on 5/15 (normally a great time of year for growing grass) the fairways were in rough shape with bare spots lots of spots that could have been considered ground under repair. The greens were slow and in rough shape as well. Of all my putts I would be hard pressed to remember one that rolled well. Most putts were bouncing around from the start. Not a waking course at all. In fact they wouldn't let you walk even if you wanted to. I guess this helps with pace of play given some of the longer walks in between holes and the hilly landscape. Overall: Considering the conditions of the course especially the greens, pace of play and layout I would say this course was average at best. Not terrible for the price. I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to play here again. If the greens were grass covered, cut and rolled and the fairways were in better condition that might be a different story. The course does have potential.

If you think $60 is a bargain, you would be wrong. No fairways, extremely small greens, tee boxes…read morein shambles. Do not come.​

I've been playing a lot here recently on the front 9. It's pretty hard to tell the difference from…read morefar where the fairway ends and the rough begins. Hole 6 is a par 5 and it's all up hill slanted to the right going down. It's pretty rough walking that hole let alone playing it. I'm hoping to get to play the back 9 soon. The staff is friendly. Only worth it to go after 3:30pm because it's cheaper by almost $10

Had a great time , set up with some other guys who were cool, only issue was that the cart got a…read moreflat, otherwise all good

Decent little 9 hole course but I played yesterday 4-21-24 at 0739 it was 38 degrees and it's April…read morethe course isn't in prime summer shape and they charged $39 for 9 and a kart! On top of that the course is wicked busy and we have a 4 some with a kid in front of us holding up the entire course and not one employee said a word we were all just stuck playing the longest round of our lives. I'm not going back but if you wanna go at least u know what you're getting yourself into. I'd choose a way nicer course prob for the same price or just about.. the second these new owner bought it a few years back they jacked the price before doing any maintenance to the course.. it's robbery in my opinion

Small golf driving range with about two dozen "tee" spots, a few of which are covered, a small…read moremulti-hole putting area, and a small sand trap. Reasonably priced, good balls, friendly people.

I love this range! Very friendly staff, mats are in excellent condition, and the covered area is a…read moregreat option to have. The putting green could use a little TLC, but certainly useable.

A private Donald Ross gem--compact, challenging, and beautifully maintained…read more Whitinsville is a classic 9-hole layout designed by Donald Ross, and it's one of the best kept secrets in New England golf. The course is private, but if you ever get the chance to play it, don't pass it up. The routing is brilliant, with rolling fairways, subtle doglegs, and fast, tricky greens that demand precision. Conditions are always top-notch, and even though it's just nine holes, it feels like a full experience.

Super fun course. Nice and hilly with some dog legs and interesting greens. Had a great time.read more

Course used to be in great shape and was a small hidden gem for youth and elderly to play. At some…read morepoint it lost that and it's taken a turn. Bad shape but yeah it's cheap. You get what you pay for.

What an adorable little 9 holes to help perfect your game. A great spot to teach the kids what a…read morewonderful life long sport golf can be. I thoroughly enjoyed this place; not intimidating while still presenting challenge. I will definitely return with all my friends.