The 18-hole "Leo J. Martin Memorial" course at the Leo J. Martin Memorial Golf Course facility in Weston, Massachusetts features 6,320 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 69.6 and it has a slope rating of 120. Designed by Donald J. Ross, ASGCA, the Leo J. Martin Memorial golf course opened in 1930. Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Dept. of Conservation & Recreation manages this facility, with James Burke as the General Manager.
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18 hole regulation length course
72 par | 6,320 yards | 120 slope
69.6 rating
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Leo J. Martin Memorial Golf Course
Golf Only facility
Managed by Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Dept. of Conservation & Recreation
30 tees driving range
18 regulation holes
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Played front nine. Its a beautiful course that has been wholly neglected. The first few greens were almost unplayable, due to bumps and bare spots. The fairways are almost 1/3 bare. Most courses I''ve played this summer are lush due to the amount of rain we''ve gotten. Played from the back tees and except for the two par fives, the course is short. Played mid-week about noon and the play was slow. First time I''ve played this course and I can''t see myself going back. However, I probably will return for the driving range.
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this is the worst course in america, i play here a lot in the summer and every time i play there it gets less and less fun, the people put no money into the course and have not done any maintenance in 500 years, this place is a joke to say the least.
Good course for beginners, but bring bug spray!
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