Not worth it. The ranger will tell you to pick up the pace even when you are ahead of pace. He will then sit there and watch you for the next two holes while you catch the people in front of you for no reason. Don't worry nobody was behind us they were just trying to sell extra time slots. The were also covered in divots save your money go else where!!!!
i think this is a great course. It can get very busy - I've learned not to count on walking in and finding an opening. It is always well maintained - the fairways and greens are perfect. I like the various elevations changes - both uphills and downhills make for some interesting holes. I always take a cart - i don't think my old body could walk this course. The staff is helpful and friendly. I was caught behind a very slow group and passed them. The ranger thanked me for handling the situation on own and offered to bring me to the hole i skipped after 18.
In my opinion, this is one of the BEST courses in NH. The course rolls through picturesque mountain terrain/views. Recent million dollar improvements to drainage and water management have enhanced the playability. Greens fees and membership charges are fair and openings available. Pace of play is normally good. The $5m new clubhouse is nearing completion and very nice. Bar and service are excellentthe food, not so much. It's my favorite place to play in NH.
Beautiful course! Challenging but that makes it interesting and there are new forward tees that can be a great help. Staff is always friendly and helpful! Reasonable rates
Eastman is really a great golf course. In super condition, and visually beautiful. Challenging, but not unduly "tricked-out". Very professional and helpful staff, with a first-rate pro.
This marvelous course will offer a fair challenge to any level of player from the blue tee scratch player to the those playing white, gold (senior), red (women) or the beginner tees. Those unfamiliar with the course will be given a guide book with the layout of each hole showing all key distances. A marvelous staff headed by Pro Mark Larabee, a superb teacher,will make the visitor to the course feel welcome and comfortable. The scenery is stunning, especially during the first week in October. The great pro, Gene Saracen played the course frequently and had a hand in its design which was done by Geoffrey Cornish who said, "If you can play well here, you can play any course in the country".
I have taken three lessons with Mark, and they were wonderful. He made learning the game from scratch an experience I would recommend to anyone. His instructions are easy to understand, his style is relaxed and encouraging, and my progress was measurable -- and energizing. The links are gorgeous. What else could a learner want?