The best courses you can play in Stow, Massachusetts

“One of the best muni’s in the country. Old Ross layout with dynamic greens, it’s a hilly walk but worth it. If playing for the first time get a GPS going so you know where to hit it, a lot of blind shots!”

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@AlbanianIdol

• 💰Great value
• |😅Challenging
• |❗️Must play

“Kettle Brook is a really solid public track with plenty of elevation change, interesting green complexes, and enough variety to keep you hitting different shots all day. Definitely tougher than it looks on paper, especially when the wind gets going.”

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@Gary

• ❗️Must play
• |💰Great value
• |🌾Links

“Pretty well conditioned except for the bunkers. Layout is a bit wacky with a ton of elevation changes but overall fun. Butter Brook nearby is better value”

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@mryan

• 🌭Halfway house
• |🏞️Views

“One of the pricier tee times in the area (#StopDynamicPricing 😂) but they make it worth it with good food and practice facility included w/rate. Some really unique holes with large waste areas. Few intimidating par 3’s. 18 is a great test to end your round.”

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@Jolfer

• 🏌️‍♂️Driving range
• |🟢Putting area
• |🍔Restaurant

“Franklin Park is a gem and it only seems to get nicer every time I play it. Such a cool old-school layout with way more character than you’d expect from a city course. You can tell they’ve been putting real work into the property and it’s paying off.”

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@Gary

• 🟢Putting area
• |🚶🏻Walkable
• |🌾Links

“The layout is odd, but my main issue was the pin placements. 16 of 18 pins were cut within about 3 paces of the edge of the green. Never seen anything like it— became laughable after a while. Conditions were ok, some scarring on the greens from disease/unrepaired ball marks”

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@mryan

• 🚶🏻Walkable