A true Donald Ross gem--public, historic, and surprisingly challenging!…read more GeorgeWright is a classic Donald Ross-designed 18‑hole municipal course carved into rugged HydePark terrain. Despite being public, it delivers a layout and conditioning that rivals private clubs--tight fairways, blind approaches, rolling greens, and a dramatic clubhouse that recalls Ross's golden era. It's notoriously popular--booking weekend tee times is tough, and pace can lag during peak play. But for the blend of design pedigree, value, and historic charm, it's absolutely worth a spot on your golf must-play list .

What a great public golf course. A very interesting history along with a very helpful staff made…read morefor a very fun round for this visiting golfer.

Used to be a well maintained course...no so much anymore. LOTS is divots, horrible forward tee…read moreboxes and NOT very user friendly for recreational play. They also "turn away" walk ins even when the course is empty. What decent course does that?

Great course, been going since high school, always well maintained and a ton of fun, get out there…read moreand try the course out!

If you're a duffer or just learning, or choose to walk, do everyone a favor and call ahead to find…read moreout when their slower times are. If you slow down the carted members, they will bite.

we basically picked cedar hill off a list of nearby par 3's. it's owned & operated by the town of…read morestoughton. they have a small clubhouse and pro shop. the course is just okay. most of the fairways are dried up, and a few of the tee boxes had so few blades of grass i probably could have counted them. the greens were nice though, even and not too fast. it'd be nice if they printed a little map of each hole on the scorecard so you know where the green is. the 1st and 9th holes are both dogleg left and you can't see the green, let alone the pin. the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th holes are all parallel to one another, and there's hardly any trees to break them up, so it can be a little hinky. for two of us it was $54 to play all 9 holes with a cart. not too bad, but i'm sure you could find a nicer course in the same ballpark.

Amazing course!! Beautiful holes!! Great Greens!! Staff are nice!! Will definitely go back!!read more

One of my favorite places to Flinggolf. The course is well maintained and challenging.read more

I can to City Golf with constant problems off the tee and a 15+ handicap. They worked with me over…read moreseveral lessons to develop a consistent swing with great feedback, instruction and patience. I'm down to a 7.8 handicap and the game is so much more enjoyable! I highly recommend a multi lesson package to anyone looking to improve their game.

Alert: Boston Tourists here. I had a few hours to kill. I was walking around and found this place…read more I enjoy golf, but have never had a "real" lesson other than buddies on the course giving me some feedback. Bill Peck didn't try to reconstruct my game but game me a few take aways. Then I got in the simulator on my own and worked on the take aways. What a great experience. I had a blast and I'm positive my game will improve. Waiter Position & Pitchers Mount will forever be in my brain, thanks Bill.

50th Birthday! The owner Hersch from the first phone call…read moreto the event was over accommodating and eager to orchestrate the perfect event. The venue provides an engaging experience for your party. Every guest reached out to me to express how much fun the event was, great food and drinks! Coleman the bartender was another staple in the ideal experience. Gather some friends and check out Golf Tavern!

seems very new. rather clean. guy at the desk was friendly and helpful. price in the morning is…read moremuch lower. We would go back. We got to see what a famous course was like, so that was a bonus, and there are games on the simulator to help with guided practice.

Pure Genius is Hanse's Masterpiece in Boston Golf Club. After leaving the course, each shot, on…read moreeach hole, keep replaying in my mind. Course conditions were nothing short of perfection, from tee to green...yet rugged around edges of bunkers and wasteland. I say rugged in a good way, Hanse delivered a more natural course here, a minimalistic track, yet advanced and technical at the same time. The bunkering appears like imperfect holes were dug and what was left, was what is there now...felt similar to the bunkering to that of Doak. The landscape is dreamy: wooded, slopey, rocky quarries, paths through the native grasses. I felt like a was meandering through God's country, peaceful, tranquil, real. The tips demand a fairly straight driver of the golf ball, and hopefully a long one. Having lots of six irons and 5 irons in made it a bit harder for me to have many good looks at birdie, next time I gotta turn up the heat and send it a bit more. The setting of the place, where each hole is guarded on both sides by woods, makes it feel confined, so playing the smooth and straight game seems necessary, although on most holes, there is more room than it appears. The people I met there were all exceptional. You know, the kind of people that wanna be where they are and doing what they are doing. Christian, my looper, was the perfect draw. He knows the game, and is a player himself. I had a blast talking through each shot, strategizing. "Cut it off the tree line," Christian would say. And then thinking like a tour pro, my very amateur ball would try to behave. Loved every minute of it. Great thing it's a walking only course, a cart would have diminished the value of my game there. The caddie master gave me a warm welcome upon arriving. Boomer (great name), the Head Pro, is one of those guys that looks you in the eyes when he talks to you, and you know you're not just wasting his time. I wish Utah had a club like this. We've got some great places to play golf...but not like Boston Golf Club. Don't let the unassuming entrance fool you, what lies up that skinny road is a treasure waiting to be had.

I had the opportunity to play Boston Golf Club today and felt compelled to write this review. I had…read moreheard a lot of wonderful things about the course so I jumped at the opportunity to play. I have to second the sentiment that this club does things right. It is a short drive from Boston however it feels like your in the deep woods of western MA. The clubhouse and facilities are great and they are all focused around the golf. The course itself was in phenomenal condition. Our caddie was great and really helped me navigate around the course for my first play through. The holes were all memorable and can be played multiple different ways. The course is tough but playable and you can find errant tee shots more frequently than you think. It is the best course I have played in MA to date. The pro Boomer could be the nicest pro I've ever met. He is a great guy and represents the facility well. I can't wait to be in a position to join because this club gets it. It's all about the golf and the golf is amazing.

The owner--who also serves as the coach--is absolutely terrible. The private training sessions…read moreoffer extremely poor value for money and are simply not worth taking. Furthermore, the owner has a highly dubious reputation.

great place 5 stars super nice staff! i would recommend it is very cheap for a golf place and the…read morevirtual simulators are very good for practicing. it is a cheaper alternative to top golf