| Ridder Farm GC, Whitman MA |
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Reviewed by: pongo
Date: 6-10-08
Not much effort was put into the design of this course, and it shows. Just your basic course with
straightaway holes and drivable greens. Very little danger on this course makes it appealing to the
novice golfer.
Probably one of the better conditioned hacker courses around, I would tell the seasoned golfer to not
bother. It's fun if you're in a scramble tourney but if you're on your own, you'll find yourself trying to
drive every green out of boredom.
Date: 6-10-08
Not much effort was put into the design of this course, and it shows. Just your basic course with
straightaway holes and drivable greens. Very little danger on this course makes it appealing to the
novice golfer.
Probably one of the better conditioned hacker courses around, I would tell the seasoned golfer to not
bother. It's fun if you're in a scramble tourney but if you're on your own, you'll find yourself trying to
drive every green out of boredom.
Reviewed by: Glen Quagmire
Date: 9-29-08
Not a bad course for a mid to high handicapper. The course is set up with multiple risk/reward holes. 2
short par 4's allow you to go for the green off the tee, but bunkers in front of the greens will catch an
errant shot.
The 2 par 5's are less than 500 yds, but allow a golfer to go for it in 2, and have that always enjoyable
putt for an eagle.
Overall, a good value for anyone looking for a good time.
Date: 9-29-08
Not a bad course for a mid to high handicapper. The course is set up with multiple risk/reward holes. 2
short par 4's allow you to go for the green off the tee, but bunkers in front of the greens will catch an
errant shot.
The 2 par 5's are less than 500 yds, but allow a golfer to go for it in 2, and have that always enjoyable
putt for an eagle.
Overall, a good value for anyone looking for a good time.