Beverly Golf & Tennis Club

Played the front 9… early spring conditions. So I won’t say much about that. The course is very hilly and it’s difficult to see some of the pins. There aren’t many flat spots in the fairway for a good lie (especially if you don’t know the course and don’t know where to put the ball). The staff were friendly. Overall, it’s a muni in tough shape and it’s priced accordingly.

Course is playing great this season. Good job to everyone involved.

Absolutely beautiful. Their functions room was perfect for my wedding. The high ceilings and abundance of natural light added charm and class to the already charming archetecture of this historic building. The function staff made me feel at ease from the moment we first spoke, they were attentive to all my needs and willing to go above and beyond. The food was priced extremely reasonable and I still am getting complements on how good it was. They definately made my day special, and I wont hesitate to use them again.

If you like playing tennis on clay courts, they are well-​maintained here. Also, Bass River Tennis Club has been conducting summer tennis lessons on these courts, so if you’re feeling a bit rusty there’s no better way to get back into the game.

This is a good course, which has a bad history with the town from what I understand. I guess there was some ownership dispute, but they just recently were bought by someone else this summer. The course has some good holes including the first 430 plus yard par 4 with a wicked slanted green and a monster 570 plus yard par 5 to an elevated green on the front 9. The back 9 has one of the more interesting holes in the area where you are hitting from an elevated tee down to a green literally surrounded by bunkers which the green is elevated above. The course is in good condition and you can play unlimited after 3:30 on weekends and is never crowded. I do not recommend this course for shorter hitters as it is 5400 yards from the forward tees.