One of the most beautiful public golf courses (voted number 1 or 2 in New England every year),…read moreTaconic offers tournament quality golf to anyone. The course is beautiful, with a manageable front and long back 9 (6500 yrs) from the middle tees. The course is open and even high handicap golfers will not lose many balls; there are really only a few spots on the course that are truly out of bounds. The staff is typically very friendly, Jeremy who manages the bag room is particularly nice. The pros are all great too. The whole place is well maintained, as they do host PGA (junior/womens) events from time to time. The greens play very fast towards the end of summer, and some of them slope in ways that will really frustrate anyone. Price-wise, the place is on the upper end if you have no college affiliation (about 140 or so) but is exceptionally cheap for students (35 dollars) so definitely a place to visit if you are in the area and still in school. The course truly cannot be recommended enough, and it offers some exceptional views of both the Williams College campus and the surrounding areas.

I went in the sports bar side ,I think it's mingos or goat ,I wasn't quite sure lol,anyway the…read moreservice was good ,food looked good,the room with the video games looked clean over all nice reasonable place for families and those not here for mass mocha, Williams,or the clark art lol

I am furious with this place! We paid for two hours of bowling and had to change lanes THREE times…read more The two guys at the desk were not apologetic in the slightest--they acted as if it was an inconvenience to them and just kept moving is to other lanes. Returned our shoes--no "thank you", no "have a good night" NOTHING! Should've have been comped an extra game/hour for all the time we spent running back and forth from the desk and moving out stuff to other lanes! Very mad!

What a gem nestled in the hills of the Berkshire Mountains. RICO "the Great" greets you with a warm…read morewelcoming smile. A good review of the lay of the land. Super easy on line booking. Course did not disappoint . Great layout. Challenging on some forgiveness on others. Conditions were great. We'll be back

I work up here once a week at the school districts. The two hour commute (one way) leaves a lot to…read morebe desired, but I stumbled across this place for lunch and I look forward to it every time. Hands down, a top 5 burger I've ever had in my life. Same staff always there and it's nice to be greeted with a friendly face. Food is always warm, generous portions, beyond reasonable prices. Easily one of my favorite hidden gems!

I wish I would have read the previous 1 star reviews before paying almost $115 for 18 holes at this…read morecourse. The fairways were completely beat up, the driving range was closed, and actual mountain views were only on 1 hole. The gentleman working the counter was not very friendly either. Don't waste your money or time playing here

Definitely not a place you would visit twice Getting…read moreconstantly rushed. Even though our first nine holes were 1hr45min (which I thought was a spectacular pace). Course has workers digging holes one every other hole with piles of dirt right in front of tee box. Food at the restaurant is quite awful. May have been the worst burger I have ever had. How do you mess up a burger!!! so bad. My suggestion play a round at Mt Snow at half the price and have a burger at Snow Republic.

Hidden gem in the Berkshires! A challenging and well maintained course. We even got a visit from…read moresome baby foxes on the ninth hole!

Played 18 today on this picturesque 9 hole layout. Fairways were in great shape and there is some…read morepunishing rough along fairways and around greens. Biggest complaint is that most greens had been aerated and had customary sand throughout. But due to greens not being rolled there were small tufts of grass patches on a number of them. This made putting them quite unpleasant. I'd certainly play here again when greens are in better shape. A discount should have been offered for the shape they were in today.

Got to play with three nice gentlemen. Rained like hell. Gave use time for lunch. Great burgers and…read moreconversation. Being a visitor to the area, I learned a lot. Nice people.

I frequent this fine establishment quite often.. and I must say their food and service is top…read morenotch. I'm not much of a golfer but I am a stickler for fast service and professionalism behind the bar. That's exactly what you get from WCC. And don't get me started about their bar manager Kirstyn. She Is such a sweetheart and is always ready to go above and beyond to make sure every guest is happy. I heard a rumor she's leaving and I am devastated. I'm not sure if I'll return due to this but I wish them well and hope they find someone to fill her shoes so to speak. God Bless, Max Powers​

The course itself is lovely but not much else. No one manning the club drop off on a Saturday…read moremorning in August so as my 65 year old sister got 3 bags of clubs out, an old guy sidled up for a tip. Forget it. Then we checked in, two bored young ladies had nothing to offer. Come to find out they should have told us about paying for range balls there. Then onto the course, just a 10 minute interval between groups on a very difficult course meant three or four groups on every hole. The friendly rangers were useless except for telling the all-female groups to keep up. For $135 a round, we deserved better but it was so slow we quit after the 12th hole. Never going back. Had a much better experience at Stratton the next day.

An excerpt from my travel blog:…read more Dad, Uncle Pete and one "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed" golfing squirrel ready for our 7am tee time. Dad's approach shot on hole one. I love this hole... Hole number two features a very scenic par 3 hole. I'm already digging these rental Nike irons and driver. Too bad Nike is getting out of the game... Mist on the pond at hole number two. The greens are mostly sloping with rough pin placement throughout the course. A fun elevated green on a par three hole. We take our golf carts through "The Sherwood Forest". Only on the East Coast... They have interesting insects (albino caterpillar?) in the caterpillar family here. Wow! This course is $79.00 per person on a Saturday and worth every penny. Of course I come from one of the most expensive states in the country. Uncle Pete "going deep" for a .10 cent range ball. Apparently retirement was entered into a bit prematurely for my beloved uncle. A zoomed in view of the ski runs at Mt. Snow. "Dog leg right". I mishit my 3-wood and sent a towering drive that cleared the pond but not by a lot. Well, at least the 2nd baseman didn't track down my ball on an "infield fly rule".

Cute little golf course. Perfect for beginners. Flat. Cheap. No waiting. Staff was personable. I…read morehope it gains more popularity. I would not like to see this place close.

Love this golf course with it short par fours. Well kept course with friendly service. A great…read morebeginners course.

My organization, Sage City Symphony, recently had a special dinner here honoring a retiring music…read moredirector.. The food was wonderful and it was handled perfectly! They even set up a microphone for people to use to share memories of their time with this conductor. I highly recommend this venue for special events.

The atmosphere here is so nice. The fireplace is beautiful. They have several great beer selections…read moreon tap. Great menu options. Nice appetizers and salads. The portions were very large. Great desserts too,, but too full to order dessert. We had a reservation for 5 people. They seated us in the bar area. It was much too loud. Could not hear our own conversation at our table. Next time will request dining room. My only problem was that they charge a fee for dinner rolls. Very strange practice. I will go back as I am hoping to eat outside when it warms up and the food was very good.