This place is not what we expected. 8 par 3s... Basically a glorified par 3 course, which they don't advertise. Tiny greens, no beers on the turn, just an absolute disappointment. Golf is fun but when you play a course with 4.6 stars on Google you expect much more. Oof.

Great family run 18 hole course. Front nine is perfect for novice golfers, while the back nine offers a bit more length and challenge.

18 hole course that is open to the public. Easy going and well maintained...

The best 18 hole golf course very changeling and a beautiful course all around and it has a club house public is invited to use and also golf carts r available and please call in morning when they open to reserve a tee time

Just played Fling Golf there today. It was free to use the fling golf sticks and the staff was more than accommodating. They have the rules to make it easy to learn how to play. The course was well maintained and we had a great time! Definitely try out fling golf (or regular golf if that's more your thing) at the Wenham Country Club!

The course is a joke. Nothing more than a glorified par 3 course that is poorly designed and in bad shape. No food despite having a kitchen, so pack a lunch if you play midday.

We’ve been playing here for years and will continue to for many more! Great family owned spot. Pretty challenging course. Could use a bar not that Wenham can have liquor!

If you enjoy blind shooting every single par 4/5 green on the back 9 with mounded tee boxes and grass longer on them than it is in the fairway this course is for you. Absolute no skill involved because unless you decide to use a driver to drive the greens your guess is as good as its going to get. Impossible to get an accurate yardage for your second shot because you have a mountain in between you and the green. The front 9 is the only holes debatably worth playing

If you appreciate the history of golf, this is the place for you. It's quirky, weird, short, slopey, burnt out, and everything in between. It makes you think about every shot. I played here for the first time yesterday and I was blown away by the history and individuality of this golf course. It's like stepping into the early 20th century to play a round of golf, most of it makes no sense and that's what's so great about it. If you want to experience a walk into what golf courses looked like in the late 1800s/early 1900s in MA, you've found the right place (and lastly, do yourself a favor and walk this course if you can).

I know Covid has increased the amount of golfers so courses have raised their prices, but 75$ for 18 and cart is steep for the quality of the course. Very friendly people running the place, but the course needs some TLC.