World Cup Golf Center

Bruce Bedard

Place is above average. Grass tees .20$ for 140 balls,staff is polite and willing to help.... they have done a good job opening up in tough times....An excellent value to practice and improve ur game. Too bad place is in awful shape beat up tees un able to use putting and chipping area all weeds and general basic upkeep... just sad to see the decline .... just used facility this weekend....8 13 22....

Barry Stanky

This use to be an easy 5 star practice facility with terrific many grass tees, multiple target greens with international flags, and every year they would stock up with new practice balls. This year they seem to be getting away from some of those points. Previously they would move the grass tee position blocks up each and every day so there would be fresh grass to hit from. It seems they are not doing so on a consistent basis anymore. A few times I arrived in the early AM expecting clean grass only find chewed up tees from one or two days of continued heavy use. Look down the line and you will see golfers hitting from beyond the blocks. The target greens still have flags in place, with ledgers to inform the golfer of distance. This remains consistent. We are now two months into practice and still using beat up old practice balls, even with a recent $1 per bucket price increase. They have yet to bring in new balls. I am unsure if they plan on doing so this year. Then there is the chipping and putting practice green. Today I went to practice my newly taught putting stroke, and found the practice green was littered with ant hills. The grass is also very patchy. I could not get a smooth roll from the ball. It is in near sad shape and in desperate need of some TLC. World Cup Golf Center is still a decent practice facility. But they are not giving it the attention they had in the past to keep it a 5 star facility.

Ramon Pacheco

They sell used and new golf clubs, they sell caps and golf shirts anything that you need for golf and the staff are very helpful.

Matt Brogan

This is the best public grass driving range you will find anywhere in New England. Harmon Golf Center is better but you have to pay for a lesson with a pro to get in (private). There are plenty of directional targets at WCGC and the grass and hitting areas are maintained like a private course. A range finder could be helpful per Nathan Meier's suggestion below but keep in mind many of the range balls aren't what you are going to play on the course so you are going to put more emphasis in ball contact and direction than the distance the ball travels. They also have a nice short game area and are close to Spyglass Brewing and White Birch Brewing for a pint after a solid range sesh. Cheers!