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Widow's Walk Golf Course, Scituate, MA

Widow's Walk Golf Course - Scituate, Massachusetts

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250 Driftway
Scituate, MA 02066-1903
United States

P: (781) 544-0032
F: (781) 544-7727

Widow's Walk Course

18 hole regulation length course

Municipal golf course

72 par | 6,403 yards | 123 slope

69.8 rating | Bermuda grass

Widow's Walk Golf Course

The 18-hole "Widow's Walk" course at the Widow's Walk Golf Course facility in Scituate, Massachusetts features 6,403 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 69.8 and it has a slope rating of 123 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan, ASGCA, the Widow's Walk golf course opened in 1997. Bob Sanderson, PGA manages the course as the Golf Professional.

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Time5am - 9pm

Price $0 - $500

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Reviewed August 24, 2008

Colin B.

Reviewed August 09, 2008

Had a lot of fun at this course, not much negative to say.

The starter I've encountered both times I've played is a funny guy and cheerful fellow.

Beautiful views on some of the holes especially the 17th tee box.

Fred Y.

Reviewed July 09, 2008

I really enjoy this course. Good value, and challenging.
Conditions are usually very nice.
If you're spraying your shots though, bring a bunch of balls it could be a long day.
Highly recommended.

Pete T.

Reviewed July 11, 2007

Play smart, or this course will eat you alive. Bring at least half a dozen balls...you will lose plenty.

Brian O.

Reviewed March 29, 2007

For the price this is a great course.

It is challenging with many elevated tees and blind doglegs. There is also a lot of O.B. due to the protected wetland areas.

Ross K.

Reviewed July 29, 2006

Nicholas J.

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