Course reviews
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Kevin Martin
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December 15, 2020
Beautiful location. Each hole memorable and unique. Excellent tee pads. Great use of terrain, elevation, water. Several signature holes, and all shots require accuracy. Note the negative reviews all seem old, and lots of great work has gone into this course in the last couple years. My favorite in the area.
+1 votes
Matt Nowd
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May 23, 2018
Definitely has gotten a lot better over the last few years new tee pads throughout along with tee signs the course is looking very nice!
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Joshua DaSilva
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February 11, 2019
Good overall technical wooded course with a lot of elevation changes. Interesting and tough shots throughout a lot of the course.
+2 votes
The Rooster
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June 3, 2017
Nice wooded course w/ some moderate elevation. Some tough Par 3's, not rated for beginners.
+3 votes
Kathryn Duquette
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February 6, 2023
Both challenging and fair, make sure you're up for a good deal of hiking because there is a lot of elevation change throughout the course. Tee pads are being converted to pavers gradually and the mountain laurel is trimmed back, making it easier to find discs that land off the fairway. Very underrated course.
+4 votes
Rick H
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April 20, 2021
Full disclosure: I am a member of the club BOD and have been working on the course since its founding. In recent years, many improvements have been performed, including expanded parking, nine brick tee pads, and substantial clearing of some of the more difficult fairways. The pathways between holes are more clearly marked. More improvements are in the works. The course is becoming quite popular in the region but is not quite as busy as Barre or Tully, most times there are few if any holdups for casual play. It's a wooded course, challenging but fun with lots of interesting terrain.
+1 votes
Mike Murphy
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May 2, 2016
Cool use of the real estate. Good elevation changes and defined fairways. Tees seemed to be coming along nice. Lots of nasty underbrush off the fairways tho.
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Lbandyman L
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June 4, 2015
Course has made many improvements making it much easier to navigate. Play is so much better now with updated tee pads and clearing. Great wooded course that has finally been broken in.
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Ron Loader
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July 5, 2015
confusing signage a couple of holes are hard to find.. but all in all very challenging for a beginner...
+1 votes
Eric Boughton
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July 13, 2014
A lot of work as been put in to the Coggshall Park Course and its looking better and better.
Several Tees have been made, signage is better and the fairways are fairly clear. It is a wooded course theres no doubt about it. In many cases you can now see where the baskets are or have signage to where they are. It is still a little tricky getting to some of the tees. in particular #4 is a little up the hill from three, theres a path with a small sign on the ground. Getting to 8 is also a little co ...
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joe bettencourt
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May 28, 2016
Best course in the area.best work crew most progress by far.
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Richard Hamel
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January 5, 2013
Okay...first the good stuff. All 18 holes have DiscCatcher baskets and the holes are much better marked than previously.....the only confusion is where Basket 3 and Tee 13 meet up.....it's a little difficult finding Tee 4 the first time you play here. (Walk about 200 feet UP the road and you will find Tee 4 on the left.)
Tee boxes are....well......pathetic. Boxes are merely a spot shaped by logs. Roots and small stumps are common in tee areas. There is A LOT of thick vegetation just off the v ...
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David Kardynal
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May 24, 2011
This is a good course under construction. The front nine are difficult and I hear from borelli that the back nine is that much more difficult. Great course for practicing staying on the fairway and those yzer's.
+1 votes
Jeff Woodcock
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June 30, 2021
not too challenging, but fun. a few aceable holes. a cross between newton hill and devens.
-1 votes
Arty Graustein
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November 2, 2010
Luke come back in the spring, Things will be lot different. Please keep in mind Coggshall is still very much a work in progress. Baskets just got installed this past weekend with more on the way. Also when you return enter at the South St. entrance. Hole 1's tee starts about 75 feet on the left from that entrance.
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Brian Anderson
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September 12, 2010
Coggshall Park has just opened 18 playable, temporary targets. The middle of the fairways are cleared, but the rough around the fairways is still cluttered. The permanant targets will be purchased soon and the fairways will be cleared further as work days follow. Parking is still an issue because we are in the process of making a parking area, but there is limited parking by the road.