Stoneham Oaks Golf Course

First Tee-Time of the Year

Average Rating

60

For the first time out this course provided me a chance to "shake-off the cobwebs" to speak. Without having gone to a driving range yet this year it was nice to leave the Driver in the bag. Not a phenomenal course in any way, but for $13 bucks and an additional $7 to replay I couldn't ask for much more value. Staff was very friendly and overall got what I wanted out of it. Do not have lofty...

Posted by u403200155 on April 20, 2017. Brought to you by golfadvisor.

Yelp

Recently went to this course to play the front nine a few days ago. For the most part, for the price is was a very decent course.Lots of hills for chipping/iron practice. Longest drive was only 175…

Posted by by Brian O. on July 18, 2010. Brought to you by openlist.

Not relaxing....

Average Rating

30

This par 3 course feels like someone tried to stick a golf course in the middle of the woods on the side of several hills. There's construction next to the entrance, so it's easy to miss it on the way there. The course layout is very tight. Each hole is VERY hilly and lacks open space, being surrounded by trees and high rough. The whole experience feels somewhat claustrophobic and plays like a long pitch and putt with each hole averaging 110 yds.

Pros

+ Inexpensive

Cons

- Claustrophobic, Hilly, lacks open space

Posted by by zenhobbs at Citysearch on June 26, 2002. Brought to you by Citysearch.

This community golf course is situated behind some office buildings just off Montvale Avenue (just look for the clubhouse and towering netting). A nine-hole, par-three course, Stoneham Oaks is no St. Andrews. Still, it is a fine place to chip away a Sunday afternoon on some straightforward terrain. Its rates are extremely affordable and there is no membership required. Stoneham is closed for...

Posted on November 26, 2013. Brought to you by mapquest.