Came to play 9 (course was starting folks on 10 so I played the back) and enjoyed this course and…read morethe laid back clubhouse. I wanted to rent a pull cart and they happen to just let you borrow one! The layout is easily walkable but the orientation of a few of the holes is weird, as you kind of cross over one hole before coming back to it. The restaurant here also had good sammies, I really enjoyed my steak and cheese!

I've been a fan of Val Hall since I was little and it will always have a special place in my heart…read more My father was raised on this golf course and so was I. It's always great coming back here no matter how long it's been. The staff is always friendly and Rachel's On the Green serves deliciously strong drinks and great food. The service is wonderful as well. The course is fun and in good condition. It's a good time to birdie the 10th hole and beat your dad! You can keep score on the carts and they are very high tech. Watch out for the 9th hole, gets me every time!

One of the nicest golf-course options for a reasonable price and availability. Make sure you stop…read morein for a cooler and some snacks at the turn!

Spring Meadows is a well designed well kept course. There are holes that are quite challenging, but…read morenone are inappropriately tricky.

Paddy is an amazing teacher, a true sensei on the greens. I went for my first ever golf lesson and…read moreexperience today at age 52, maybe 40 years after my last game of mini-golf. Paddy sat me down for an interview with great probing questions ("Why golf?" "Why now?"). He then took me out for the initial go-through with the approach of "I'm not going to teach anything right now: just show me what you think a golf swing is." From there he observed and, from there, gently introduced the concepts of proper swing mechanics, by way of completely relatable real life anecdotes. Just an awesome experience, so much so that I plunked down for the 6-for-5 lesson plan. At Golf Learning Center, there is ZERO pressure, ZERO judgement and ZERO intimidation, and I could not dream of a more perfect way to start my journey into this beautiful game.

Love how the range is on actual grass and not mats. Ball buckets range from $10-14/bucket for ~50…read moreor ~75 balls, respectively. Grass is well maintained and is open 24/7. Didn't have to go into the shop as they had all their machines and free clubs to rent outside.

This is without a doubt the worst golf course I've ever experienced. The greens were awful--there…read morewere even cracks in them. The course was also a nightmare to navigate, with barely any signs showing where we should go. The scorecards they gave us weren't even correct--the yardage was wrong, the par was wrong, and even the yardage on the signs at the holes was incorrect. It's honestly sad how bad this course is.

this is by FAR the worst course i've ever played. you can't tell when the green starts or ends…read more it's like a maze trying to find the next tee box. on hole 7 your are literally in the driving range. i will admit it the have a really nice driving range. so nice that apparently they forgot they had an actual golf course. if your in the fence of going here, i'll save you the decision making. TURN AROUND AND RUN AS FAR AWAY AS YOU CAN

Just had a lovely Easter Brunch at the club - the food was outstanding and plentiful, and the…read morecocktails were superb (thanks Caleb!). The pace was unrushed and relaxing. We'll be back again next year!

A whole Lobster in this Role. Most lobster of any tile I've ever had. They give a side of butter…read moreand mayo so you can add what you want.

Clearly - since its early March, I was not golfing. Thank you so much for having some amazing,…read moregroomed Nordic ski trails. And at no cost!!! What? It was a beautiful day to be outside. I'm a true beginning. Today was my first time in about 40 years. This was a great place to start.

Disclaimer I don't play golf but my boyfriend does* Upper…read morelevel muni but still a muni. For the amount of play it gets the course is in amazing condition. Difficult to get a tee time, and don't expect a quick round but the course layout is fun. Fun and challenging for all levels.

A newer disc golf to the Cumberland area. Bittersweet ridge disc golf at Harmony Hall is a…read moremouthful. It is located on the Yarmouth/gray line and can also turn into a BYOB dance hall. They have a great 18 hole course but word to the wise this is not a great course for newer players. If you have tossed the disc a few times this course should fall into a medium difficulty. The great thing about this course is the owners are trying to have a fun, clean course that involves a few different tricks instead of the typical "can you huck it far" approach. Six dollars to play all day, bring your bug spray, a bottle of water and a six pack to share with your friends. And don't forget your discs!

Awesome course and awesome staff! Very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. 2 courses w a…read morelower level one that is great for intermediate players.

Oh my god. This is…read moremy second time coming here and it just gets better! The location is in a super cute part of Cumberland and the inside is very aesthetically appealing. You have to try the lasagna and risotto balls!!! (Also focaccia is to die for) Basically everything is to die for. Our server was super lovely and if you ever wanna venture out of the Portland food scene this is a must spot.

Despite our online reservation being missed we got seats right away and enjoyed a great meal with…read moreour friends the Eisenhauer's. They started with oysters, and we ordered focaccia and the Mezza platter to share. Again my falafel was so good and plentiful I brought home half. The side salad was delicious & ample. Hubby's Mafalde, our friend Tiff's gemelli and Andy's rigatoni left everyone satisfied and too full to attempt dessert. We love the freshness of each menu item. The chew of the sourdough focaccia was top shelf! Service was perfect and the restaurant seemed full of happy customers!

Amazing! Super fun courses, I can't wait for them to finish construction on the newest third course.read more

Very nice, well kept course with a nice mix of woods and open fairways. Challenging, long, and a…read morebit unforgiving with pars, but certainly recommended.

If I had a dollar for every time I've driven past Freeport Cafe... well, you get the idea…read more My husband had been on my case about trying it for breakfast, and I finally gave in. Turns out, this place is way better than I expected. I had it in my head that it was some kind of tourist trap because of the location, but nope. It actually gives off super local vibes, and the food was REALLY good. I think this might be in my top three for best food-to-price ratio in the greater Portland area (does Freeport even count as that?). My "dish" was $11.99 and came with two eggs, two sausage links, two hash browns, and a homemade biscuit. The only thing I didn't get two of was the biscuit, but it was huge, so I was actually relieved about that. I left stuffed. More importantly, everything was really yummy! The hash browns were crispy but not greasy, the eggs were cooked perfectly sunny-side up, and that homemade biscuit... I could've taken another one to-go. Make sure you ask for it grilled; you'll thank me later. My husband got the biscuits and gravy and his food was just as good. Also, they have dozens of mimosa flavors. I had the pineapple mimosa and it was phenomenal. Service was great, too. Our server was friendly and super attentive. The vibe inside reminded us of some of our favorite diners in Massachusetts; no frills, nothing fancy, just a classic diner feel. Exactly why we loved it.

We have been to Freeport Cafe several times over the past few years, whenever we are in the area or…read morepassing through. The quality of food is reliable, the prices are low, and the service is very friendly. However, parking is pretty limited and the menu is very short. Also, we recently went for lunch and I got the clam chowder - I found it far too thick and did not enjoy it much.