Well-conditioned, affordable, and a fair degree of hole variation make Swansea a popular choice in Southeast Mass/Providence. However, persistent power lines and classic Cornish back-to-front sloped greens on every hole render this course just mediocre. … More Review: Swansea Country Club
Designer: Rees Jones/Steve Weisser (2001) Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts History: Opened in 2001, this Rees Jones design shares a clubhouse with another highly-regarded course designed by Jack Nicklaus. The two courses at Pinehills are neck-and-neck in the rankings, with the Jones Course receiving the following accolade: #55 Best Course in Massachusetts – Top100golfcourses.com (2024) Conditions: 8/10, this course … More Review: Pinehills Golf Club (Jones Course)
While affordable and in decent shape, pace of play and the length of this course make it best suited for beginners. … More Review: Newton Commonwealth Golf Course
While often overlooked by Providence’s other private clubs, the well-kept, challenging Ledgemont is a strong course and one I’d recommend if you get an invitation to play. … More Review: Ledgemont Country Club
Now closed, Firefly was once a decent executive course but really suffered in its final years and was best suited for beginners. … More Review: Firefly Golf Course
Ballymeade CC’s quirky, target golf design made it an unpopular choice in Cape Cod and eventually played a role in its closing. Apparently, the Cape Club is doing great under new ownership; I’d love to give the new course a try someday soon. … More Review: Ballymeade Country Club
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