First of all, I am a high handicap golfer primarily interested in improving my game without risk of…read morejudgment or embarrassment. So for me, the mats at this driving range do the trick. My son is also learning to play, and the bays are roomy and private enough that two of us can share a bucket and bay to help each other and keep it social. It's a fairly no frills kind of place. Given the prices for entertainment these days, the prices for practice balls seems pretty reasonable. It would be nice if they had more variety of tee heights (or adjustable tees) to use on the mats.

Great place with nice targets. Field goal post are a ton of fun. Brand new balls and really nice…read moremats. Grass was closed for now but I was told it will be open when it warms up this spring.

Formerly St. Marks Golf Course, this 9-hole course was renamed and reconfigured with the addition…read moreof the new Southborough police and fire station. The golf course shares the entrance to the police station, though there is dedicated golf parking around the back. While I really want to like this course, the staff can be unwelcoming, and the course doesn't drain well and is often saturated. Greens are on the small side, so despite being a short course, approaches need to be accurate. Certain tee boxes are in horrible shape, presumably because many hit irons of the grass rather than teeing it up. It is a walkable course - I would not recommend carts due to the aforementioned water issues. Greens fees are fair - currently $22 for weekday.

Avoid at All Costs -Unprofessional Staff and Management with Alarming Behavior…read more I recently had an encounter with Southborough Golf Course that was so egregious I feel compelled to warn others. My son was at the course with a group of friends. From the outset, the desk clerk "Ken" gave them attitude during check-in, not just a gruff tone, but a clear lack of courtesy or patience. The boys chose to let it go and kept things moving. Later, while waiting for me near the putting green, my son (admittedly not aware chipping wasn't allowed there) chipped a ball. Rather than simply informing him of the rule, Ken chose to make a scene, approaching with a sign and sarcastically asking, "Hey, let's play a game. It's called can you read? When I picked up my son and heard the story on the drive home, I did an about face and brought him back to the course to hear Ken's side. Unfortunately, Ken's response to me started as him being sweet as a pie but quickly became hostile as I inquired parts of his account than what had occurred with the boys. He then gave me attitude--confirming my son's version of events without me needing to ask much. I told him that this kind of behavior doesn't set a good example for young golfers or anyone, and that being older doesn't entitle someone to speak to people with contempt. I then used strong language in return, not something I regret given how he was acting. Ken then chose to block my car and call the police, ultimately requesting a no-trespass order for both me and my son. The staff's behavior was not only unprofessional, but frankly, hostile and unprovoked. What's worse is that when the incident was brought to the attention of management, they defended the conduct and upheld a no-trespass order rather than reviewing the objective video footage that would have clearly shown what actually occurred. Despite the abundance of similar complaints easily found across public review platforms -many citing rude, aggressive, and inappropriate behavior from staff, Southborough appears to double down on its position rather than course-correct. This suggests a culture of dysfunction that starts at the top and trickles down. I've never golfed here myself, and based on this experience, I happily never will. To boot, the course itself is in terrible shape--neglected, poorly maintained. This place has all the hallmarks of a facility coasting on complacency and low standards, and treating patrons with disrespect seems to be par for the course (pun intended). I encourage others to take their time and money elsewhere. There are far better options in the region where courtesy, professionalism, and basic human decency are still valued.

Some updates to the older reviews. Membership is open to anyone, although different rates depending…read moreon where you live and your age. The pro shop is great. Yes, the course is hilly so getting a flat lie is difficult, but if you can play well here, you can play well anywhere. And the views, especially on the third hole, are great. The restaurant is no longer there, and likely will not be replaced. Nine holes, but different tees on the back nine mixes it up a bit. It's a nice course, challenging in places, great scenery in others.

WCC is a public course offering memberships to those that live in Westborough. Memberships get you…read morepreferred access to tee times, discounted cart rentals, and access to the tournaments. WCC is an excellent 9-hole course. It is NOT an 18-hole championship course, but IT IS one of the most impeccable 9-hole courses in MA. One typically plays whites out, blues in for a total yardage of about 6200. The blues are only about 200 yards longer, but the tee box placement makes it a much tougher 9. The greens run hot when they are in full swing, think 7/8 on the stimpmeter. The fairways are gorgeous, but the fringe and green rough is sometimes imperfect. For a public course, this is top notch. It gets a lot of play. The greens make this course challenging. If you are on, you can go low easily. If you are having one of those days, prepare to be eaten alive. The course has a very reachable par 4 (in 1, hole 2) and a reachable par 5 (in 2, hole 1). The third hole is a sloping and narrowing par 5 with the toughest green on the course. You MUST be below the hole. This course will force you to hit every club in your bag at least once, you will find yourself with uneven lies, and often questioning how you could three-putt from 15 feet. Worth every penny of the $22 for 9, or $32 for 18.

Phenomenal amenities. Great track. Played a number of times before joining and not too many others…read morelike it in the area. Our family is very happy with our decision. If you're in Hopkinton (or nearby) its a great option.

Recently had a surprise 80th bday brunch for my father in law. Service and food were great. We…read morehad it right after the Blizzard of 2013 struck! All was plowed - very important for 80 yr old guests! Great time!

Skip is hands down one of the best in the game. His approach, advice and knowledge has been a game…read morechanger for me. Highly recommend Skip.

I have been with several golf instructors looking for the right one, I finally found Skip! I have…read morebeen seeing Skip for a couple years now and my game has improved dramatically. What's best is his straight forward (no sugar coating) teaching approach. His creds speak for themselves, and his mental approach to the game will get you thinking correctly! After lessons he provides a video summary so you know what to work on and his use of technology is awesome.

This place used to be my go-to for simulators. But as of lately it's gone downhill because:…read more1) The last two times I have been there, there have been 10+ teenagers standing around a single pool table, screaming and yelling in a different language. I'm not paying this much money to use a golf simulator to then listen to people scream 10 feet away from me the entire time I'm there. 2) it's always very understaffed. Now takes 10-15 mins of looking for someone to get help or get a beer. 3) it seems like they haven't put a ton of attention (or money) into upkeep over the years. The tee boxes are in very rough shape and it always feels like you're hitting out of a divot. Hopefully they make some changes... until then, me and my group won't be back.

Plenty of bays to golf in, also plenty of other games to play, darts, ping pong, shuffleboard and…read morepool. Food and drinks are a plus as well as a banging playlist. I'll deff recommend this place!

I can't speak to the quality of the food, but the golf course is in very good shape. It is quite…read morechallenging and well worth the money for an outing. They are mostly for members but the public can play on select days of the week (Monday and Tuesday I think) and of course as a part of a special tournament event - which is what got me there. Nice course and nice people.

I went on 2/9/24 with my wife and another couple. We split mussels two different ways (saffron…read morecream sauce and white wine sauce) as appetizers. Large portions and delicious. For entrees we ordered cold smoked grilled pork chop, grilled salmon, seared scallops and prime rib. All in good portions and well matched with delicious sides. For dessert we had flourless chocolate cake and cheesecake with goat cheese and berries in a mason jar. The chocolate cake was great and the cheesecake was ambitious and interesting but a little too much goat cheese for us. The service was attentive, prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was perfect for a relaxed dining experience. This is seriously great dining in Marlborough.

This was my first time here and it was so much fun! Definitely reserve your bay a few days in…read moreadvance as they do book up quickly. You can do a variety of courses or choose to do simulator driving range. The screens are nice and the facility is very clean. They clean the bays completely between each group. There is also a full bar and 6 beers on tap, and they have a food menu that is Chinese/Japanese themed (sushi/general gau's chicken/ Lo Mein, gyoza).

.Awesome party location! We threw a large surprise 40th birthday pert here and the space was…read moreperfect. Jeff was super accommodating and helpful in helping to setup the event. Nick was also very helpful, they both made the party a success! Everything from the space, the golf simulators, bar setup, pub area and big screen for our trivia and music was perfect!! We were able to order food from the Asian restaurant, Tenka, thst is below the facility and the food was also delicious! If you are looking for event space or just a fun night out, definitely contact Jeff at Fore!

This is a great option for a winter activity because it's inside-ish and covered but still warm…read moreenough with heaters.

Delicious ice cream, friendly staff. My husband is partial to their peach ice cream, which is only…read moreavailable for part of the summer. Comfy seating outdoors, but they also have tables indoors. They also have beautiful plants for sale. Great place!