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2.5

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Quail Ridge Country Club

Designed by Mark A. Mungeam, ASGCA and opened in 2005

Quail Ridge - Acton, Massachusetts

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Course Details

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3068 yards

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 9-hole "Quail Ridge" course at the Quail Ridge Country Club facility in Acton, Massachusetts features 3068 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course rating is 0 and it has a slope rating of 0. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $45. Quail Ridge Country Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees. Designed by Mark A. Mungeam, ASGCA, the Quail Ridge golf course opened in 2005.

Estimated Green Fees

$45

Scorecard for Quail Ridge

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black67.90/122	579	362	205	297	214	374	421	322	116	2890	169	431	173	379	338	314	197	347	188	2536	5426
Blue66.00/120	541	352	184	275	191	345	395	301	116	2700	147	415	154	349	316	303	175	337	178	2374	5074
White64.80/117	541	316	163	249	169	328	386	301	116	2569	129	380	133	324	283	275	160	320	168	2172	4741
White (L)68.40/119	541	316	163	249	169	328	386	301	116	2569	129	380	133	324	283	275	160	320	168	2172	4741
Gold65.50/109	472	233	144	244	140	250	357	203	105	2148	118	366	103	261	239	270	136	269	113	1875	4023
Par	5	4	3	4	3	4	4	4	3	34	3	4	3	4	4	4	3	4	3	32	66

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What Golfers are Saying

2.5

Based on 5 Reviews

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Howard M. Reviewed October 14, 2012

Yes the course is now only a par 66, but the maintenance is still great and its fun to be able to score on most of the holes from the whites that doesn't require hitting 275yd drives each time. Worth a try for those who usually score in the 90's.

matt V. Reviewed April 21, 2012

course sold land and eliminated holes 8 & 9, made 10 into short par 4 and short par 3 & hole 18 into short par 4 and decent par 3. par 72 down to a par 66. never going back. no one will buy those houses.

justin G. Reviewed July 16, 2011

Michael W. Reviewed July 04, 2011

Friday July 1st, 2011. Play the coarse if you have the chance, because the word is out, that the coarse may be a 9 hole coarse within a year or two. Holes # 1, 10,and 18 do not have enough real estate. The greens were in great condition and very challenging. Getting around the course without one lost ball is a true accomplishment. The coarse has a good senior rate! There is a similar style coarse in Connecticut called Quarry Ridge.

john S. Reviewed June 21, 2010

Although a difficult course, the greatest difficulty is how the layout seems to be a forced fit into the terrain. The front nine and #18 are the two areas that I base this on. I feel there was an attempt here to create a very difficult course while providing the bear minimum of reward for good golf shots. Take #1,1 HC hole, long par 5 where you must layup on your tee shot (200 yds) with hazards up the entire right side. I am not a long hitter and even I could not use my driver until the 6th hole. To me, that represents a layout that is forced to fit into the terrain. Too much junk, too many blind shots. Someone should count the number of red stakes on this course.
Now for #18... the 2 HC hole. 547 Yds, rock quarry wall on the left, hazard the entire right side, narrowest fairway I have ever seen on a par 5, dog leg right carrying over a large hazard area. Come on, you couldn't have added a waterfall, alligators, a small pond, windmill? Yes, you designed a tough finish hole, congratulations.
Yet on the back 9, you will see lots of easy 300 yd par 4's with small postage stamp greens so the scoring chance is there for you.

I can understand why this course failed as a private club. I would not want to play here all the time. The range is for members only, and by it small size it is clear that the emphasis here is not about golf. This place is more about swimming and tennis for the family. Nothing wrong with that at all. Now I know.

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49 Skyline Dr, Acton, MA
01720-4089

(978) 264-0399

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