7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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 Surprisingly Fun, Jun 23, 2008
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reviewer: Matt
from Canton, MA
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| Hadnt played course in years - and was pleasantly surprised in both the condition (although a bit rough around the edges) and the track. Its no Waverly or Granite Links - but for an "everyday" course its permanently on the list. Go expecting a time where you hit all your clubs, most holes have character, and you'll have fun for sure. |
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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 Amazing!, Mar 13, 2008
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reviewer: B
from Boston, MA
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| George Wright is simply amazing. The beautiful clubhouse resembles a small tudor manor, with high vaulted ceilings in the bar area, and the old locker room still has its original character. Terraced steps and stone walls lead out to the 1st tee and putting green. Don't let the opening hole fool you; 2-18 will really test you with blind shots, elevation changes, and postage stamp-sized greens. Sometimes, I was the only player on the back nine. Love GW. Try it. |
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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George Wright GC Rocks!, Jan 02, 2008
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reviewer: JB Boyd
from Charleston, SC
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| OK, so the course might not be in the best shape (hence four stars instead of five), but for the price, who can argue? Everybody there is super laid back and nice, which for Boston is saying something. Donald Ross wasn't given a whole lot of room to make a course, so it is a tight, short track, but that is part of the charm. Seeing how he made it work is part of the fun, even if the classic DR elevated turtle back greens aren't. The layout is just plain cool. If you're in the neighborhood, definitely check it out. It's worth the price of admission every time. |
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