Boston Golf Club Course Review

The Boston Golf Club is located 12 miles from Boston centre, in Hingham Massachusetts and it's a private venue, available to members and their guests only. The course is routed across over three hundred acres of top notch golfing terrain and it was designed by architect Gil Hanse. The Boston Golf Club became available for play not so long ago, in 2005, yet it's already a modern-classic and it has gained notoriety as being an homage to the old courses in New England, offering a pleasant golfing experience to its visitors due to its outstanding location. The piece of real estate on which the Boston Golf Club is built pitches in every direction, as the land rolls and varies, allowing for a great deal of flexibility in how the native contours were utilized. The Boston Golf Club is an exclusive establishment and provides players of all skill levels with an opportunity to focus on just golf, without distractions.

Being a very low key golf club, the Boston features an artisan character and boasts an attitude that golf matters, offering beauty, challenge and variety, exceeding all expectations if this is the first time you're playing here. Everything is focused around golf, the course itself is in impeccable condition, the caddies are great while the holes are nothing short of memorable, as you'll be able to play them in various ways. However, even if the course itself is pretty tough, it's fair and playable, being one of the best in the larger MA area and arguably the best private golf club in New England. Everything from the clubhouse to the pro shop is near perfect, with fast greens and walking only, as it was originally intended. Overall, the Boston Golf Club makes for an awesome experience, being the ideal private club in this writer's opinion.