Swansea Massachusetts Golf Courses

Swansea Massachusetts Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Swansea Country Club -- *Swansea Country Club*
Review by: Anonymous	Excellent Lay out, Great Staff
From Anonymous

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Swansea Country Club -- *Not So Good!*
Review by: Ben	Swansea CC is a decent to a slightly above average course. The greens and fairways are usually in fairly well shape. I would recommend this course to pretty much any golfer. There is also an executive course for you beginners and short hitters. The green fees are a little too pricy but its not a bad course to check out every once in a while. However I would have to give this course a thumbs down. It could be vastly improved if a little more effort was put into the facility.
From Somerset, Ma

Swansea Country Club -- *Swansea Country Club*
Review by: Anonymous	Excellent Lay out, Great Staff
From Anonymous

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Course Reviews

Blue Heron Pines
"First time golfer"
First course I played since getting into golf, played 11 times. Lots of hazards and had fun playing. Would still be there except 60 par can't help building my handycap. A little costly for a exec course and for a new golfer, for the same or less you can play full 72.
---Peter, Punta Gorda FL
Baker City Golf Club
"Review"
They have 18 holes now. Very friendly staff makes it worth a stop.
---Gary Bailey, Osburn Id USA
Wolf Creek Golf Course
"Fantasy Come True"
We have played there ten times, when it first opened. It is like no other course in this country. EVERY hole is unique. Several sets of tees enabled all skill levels to enjoy this track. Bring your camera
---CCB, Lakle Tahoe USA
Pickaway Country Club
"Short, but has challenges and a pleasant environment"
Pickaway Country Club an old course, first 9 built in 1927, on rolling terrain. Holes all stay away from each other, no back-and-forth. You are safe from getting hit by a wild slice from one hole over. A second 9 built in the 60's is a bit more crowded, but with the maturing of trees is now more challenging. Because of it's age, and inability to lenghten holes in the existing layout, it does play short. Modern long hitters will have little trouble with drive and a wedge on most par 4's, maybe even driving a couple of them. but you gotta be in the fairway as pine trees along both sides will block your second shot. There are some longer, challenging holes, but the shortness of the overall course evens out the big hitter advantage. Par 3's are relatively long (except one) and interesting. The 2 from the original 9 (now #2 and #17) are always a challenge to hit the green. The small greens and close sand traps make it an interesting play for your short game. Playing there is very pleasant esthetically. It is just outside the city of Circleville, and has few homes and no businesses boardering. It's a quiet and pleasant way to spend a day. Nice clubhouse and porch for sipping a beverage after the round. Not much in the way of practice area, but there is one. Food was good, last time I was there. Pro shop is small but has most of what you would need. I enjoyed every round I ever played there.
---R. Fuhrman, Reynoldsburg, Ohio