I played the Pines Course. It was one of the most beautiful tracks I have had the pleasure of…read moreplaying. All kinds of creative golf holes. I thought the course was fair and difficult. Stunning fairways and large greens with lots of challenging puts. Sand everywhere. Awesome experience. Really well maintained top 10 course.

I'm reviewing The Oaks golf course at The International…read more Atrocious. Simply atrocious. I played on a Friday morning and I had 4 guys with leaf blowers and mowers following me on literally every hole. The worst part is that they didn't even stop when I was taking shots or putting. In fact, on a few occasions they would start their mowers up in my backswing to get a chuckle. Ranger didn't do anything. On top of that, the electric golf cart died on the 15th hole. Fun times. Even if all of that didn't happen, this place is still kind of a dump. Looks like it hasn't been touched since the 60s. There are rocks the size of golf balls in every bunker. Wash out areas everywhere. Really strange since there's an absurd amount of maintenance people buzzing around at all times. Honestly, just a poor course design. If you live in Boston and love golf, do yourself a favor and just go play Pinehills down in Plymouth. Both courses at Pinehills are 10x better and cost less. I wouldn't play The International again for free, never mind paying $125.

This is a great course where most holes are challenging yet fair. I play here often and I live in…read moreMass. it sounds farther than it is but it is close to Nashua. The course is in great shape. The fairways are beautiful and the greens run true. It is pretty much walkable except for an uphill climb to the 8th tee. The staff is friendly and they do a great job. There's a nice grill there too for the 19th hole. There is a nice putting but no driving range, which is the only shortcoming. Would highly recommend.

I've been here ~6x as it is close to home, but each time I get upset at myself for thinking things…read morewould be better. Pace of play is terrible. They stack tee-times too close together (when the group ahead is out of driving range). No ranger. Just awful.

Mully's offers it all. The best simulators, lots of room, comfortable seating with tv's while you…read morewait for your tee time, or you want to have a few drinks after your round with your friends. A full service bar, friendly staff, what more do you need to have a great time!?

This place is incredible! Allows us New England golfers to practice and play while the weather…read moredoesn't. The staff here is amazing will be spending a lot of time here!

A quick little course if you don't mind poor customer service when you check in and getting wet…read morefrom the sprinkler systems running in the fairways. The grounds men watched us play our balls off tees with sprinklers running, only turning one of four off, and then watched us play through five fairway sprinklers. Maybe if it was 90 degrees out I would of had a better day... I'm sure the older couple behind us thought that same.

This is a family-friendly course. The staff has always been friendly and accommodating to walk-ins…read more It is a short 9 hole course with postage stamp greens and I find it a great place to hone your approach shots and short game. Price is very reasonable even on weekends and it is an easy walking course.

Awesome place! convenient place to get some swings in during the winter with a good selection of…read morecourses. Owners/staff are friendly!

How better to spend my 100th Yelp review than on the first review for Disc Golf 978! I've had such…read morenice experiences here, and I hope that it is around for a very long time. I first visited the store with my boyfriend and his family, who are all disc golf enthusiasts. We were welcomed by Melissa as we walked into the store, and then soon by her husband Scott. The store is family-owned and you can really tell. Everyone is warm and inviting, happy to answer questions, and eager to talk about the sport. They even have a little put game that you can play in the store - they'll write down your score on the chalkboard and if you have the highest score of the week, you get a gift card! They've got a huge selection of discs, bags, and baskets, and they even sell BirdieFuel, a disc golf brand of coffee! They have some gift baskets that they've put together at the front of the store, and they have a bunch of accessories that you can purchase too. They're also connected to the Nutrishop next store, which has some pretty crazy low prices on supplements and snacks! If you're a disc golf pro, novice, or just looking to get into the sport, this is the place to go. They are honest and helpful and super nice! Can't recommend Disc Golf 978 enough.

I have had a few rounds at Coggshall and I have always stopped in the store afterwards. The staff…read moreare so helpful and their knowledge of the discs is great. They will help you find discs you can throw. I was also looking to do a lesson and they put me in touch with their pro Marky, hwo is a great guy and a fantastic teacher. I am definitely going to do more lessons with him!

We came to escape the room with only 5 people and finished the game with over 5 minutes left to…read morespare. We chose the professor assistant puzzle. The owner was very attentive during the game and we needed only a few nudges. He obviouly cares a great deal for the games during discussions both before and after. The puzzles were entertaining and enough of them to keep it fun, plus it seemed to flow nicely. 5-6 people is perfect. The puzzles could be broken up during some of the game and everyone added to the solution. Would return for another room.

Had a great experience with two 10 year olds doing the recommended entry level which was unique and…read morefun. The kids were engaged and needed a little help but were proud of their accomplishments. We escaped! We would go back and try another level. The staff was engaging and patient with the kids.

This review is for the playground called "Pepperell's Big Backyard" behind the Fitz Collaborative…read morebuilding. This playground is fantastic with colorful structures, different types of slides, swings, ladders and plenty of other cool structures to climb on. Although there is not a toddler specific section, there is a slightly smaller structure where toddlers can certainly play, as well as a couple of toddler swings. The entire play area is situated on soft wood chips and half of the perimeter houses benches, square metal picnic tables with seats on all sides as well as large wooden tables. There is a trash barrel and, near the entrance, a porta potty. There is plenty of parking. This free park closes at dawn. Dogs are NOT allowed.