Andover Country Club

I have played in a few tournaments here and thought it was a good, but not great course. It seems like some of the holes are forced, and I believe they may have changed some holes over the years to build houses. You can tell, as a few of the holes are just not good holes. Overall, however, I remember it being pretty well maintained and a fun course to play. I remember the clubhouse being nice, but in need of some updating.

Beautiful layout and setting; majestic clubhouse. Driving range a little sketchy, a slight tilt and not great sod for a private course. Not a long course, and fairly open, great greens. Be below the whole...particularly on #1. Solid, interesting holes that require moderate accuracy, and don't require you to be a long hitter.

Starter said "it's a long course to walk." Not really - some holes are a bit far apart, but really a nice walking course.

This cours eis long and narrow, and its greens are quite fast, hole number one is a very difficult green, if you land near the bottom you'll be of the green in no time.
Pin placement here...well there has never been a non-challenging pin in the 4 years I've played here.
They have a great restrant that serves breakfast lunch, and Dinner.
Along with this corse being expensive to play at, if your the average golfer plan on bringing plenty of golf balls.
I personaly love the course layout, some very long holes, doglegs and some nice short holes to get you thinking.
Great course over all!