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Franconia Golf Course

619 Dwight Rd
Springfield, MA 01108
Phone: (413)734-9334

This typical New England-style course was built on rolling terrain and features many mature trees lining its wide-open fairways. The greens are medium-sized and ideal for any skill level.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bluegrass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Back Tees	70	6318	67.1	115
Forward Tees	70	5923	68.7	114

Greens Fees:	$20 or Less
Course Type:	public
Dress Code:	Shirt and shoes required
Season:	Apr 1 to Nov 1
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Course reviews for Franconia Golf Course
Average Golfer Review (3.2 Stars):

Number of Reviews: 4
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Great Value, Aug 29, 2007

reviewer: Dan from Manchester, CT

A lot of course for you dollar. Usualy in solid condition. Several of the holes have some character. Not hard, but there are a few challanging holes (4,6,16,13,18), par 3s are pretty short & easy. Greens are usualy on the slow side but consistant, and quite receptive. Rough has been grown out in mid to late '07.

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Decent, Aug 09, 2006

reviewer: Raipher Pellegrino from Springfield, Ma.

The golf course itself is not overly impressive or expertly designed, but it is usually kept in good condition and the play moves at a bearable pace.

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0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

It is a rat hole, Apr 24, 2004

reviewer: john fredricosmith from weschestertonsfieldville,iowa

This course is sloppy and the greens are dirty burnt.

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