Cedar Glen Golf Course

Terrible experience, there were many flaws at this course. A worker was screaming at me at a tee off and claimed that I do not drive far and I would not hit the party in front of us. My party and I were harassed by a women in a red shirt driving the ranger golf cart, following us every shot on an entire hole. When I drove I was very close to injuring the other party. Then I got yelled at for waiting on the next hole. The workers were rude. They saw us playing and started the sprinklers. I had expensive shorts on that were ruined. Then a man at the club house came out and yelled at my party. He then took a lawn over and ran over my ball. Not kidding! Please do not come here. Thankfully they are getting rid of the course in a couple years to build a school.

This is the poorest excuse for a golf I have ever played. The greens are a joke. Every green except #9 (you can see this green from the street, so it has to look good) has bare spots, lots of pock marks and don’t look like they’ve been aerated and or fertilized this year and it’s June. The tee boxes are mostly dirt and have not been seeded. It does not look like the staff goes out 1^st thing in the AM to blow debris of the greens. What a complete waste of money and time!!! I’d rate this place a minus star if it was available on Unilocal.
Ed S. Saugus, MA

if you want to be harassed by the ranger on every hole. this is the place for you. To add to insult the ranger parked his cart next to us when we finished and walked in to the clubhouse. Worst place ever played at. I would never go back again after this incident. Spend your $$$ somewhere else. The ranger forgot to sign the scorecard.

Pretty much a dump. The only time I ever go here is when I don’t have a tee time or am golfing with someone who doesn’t own a collared shirt. You can wear basically whatever you want there. I once got paired up with 2 degenerates who showed up in jean shorts and basketball jerseys. Which was no big deal because they took off the jerseys and played the last 6 holes shirtless.
The fairways are definitely wide open and forgiving to beginners who would normally lose a box of balls.
Don’t go there after it rains. Not unless you have a pair of cleated fishing boots. At least 3 of the holes flood and you end up walking around with soaked socks.
But I must say, the worst part of this course is the tee boxes. The majority of them are atrocious. A couple of them are almost completely dirt.
I can’t even say that it is worth going here because it’s cheap. It is, but there are a lot nicer courses around with comparable pricing.
The only reason I gave it a 2^nd star is because it is where I learned how to play and the fact that they turn a blind eye to bringing a small cooler with a few cold ones. Other than that. It is what it is…

Where do I begin with this embarrassment of a golf course! This is 9 hole course in deplorable condition! Tee boxes are very worn and have minimal grass. Putting greens need attention. The 6^th hole putting green is in terrible condition and desperately needs repair. There were many bald spot on the putting green. Considering the price of $ 38 (weekday w/​cart) this is no bargain of a golf course! Oh and by the way bring cash as its CASH ONLY no credit/​debit!

Place gets the job done if you’re looking to tool around on the course. This course has plenty of comical value… beginning with the fact that there’s no course map on the scorecard. Where the heck am I supposed to hit this thing?!? FORE!!!

Cedar Glen is definitely a basic beginner’s course. Most of the fairways are about a mile wide, the greens are as flat as can be, there’s very little sand. Challenges are few and fare between at this course unless you’re pretty bad (like me). However, Cedar Glen definitely serves its purpose as a great place to learn the game. They’ve definitely taken extra care of the greens this season; they’re beautiful without a dead blade of grass on ‘em, And I love that the water coolers are strategically placed to be in the shade for the whole day so the water stays nice and cold. Some of the tee boxes can get a little muddy, but that’s not a big deal. Overall, the Glen is a great course to learn or teach the game.

I’ve been here a bunch of times in the past when the course was in tough shape. My father and I wanted to play 9 holes and wanted to stay local on a Sunday afternoon.
The course is in very good shape. It appears the owner has put some money into fixing it up. Cart paths were in better shape, and the ranger was out paying attention to the golfers.
For golf, its a pretty straight forward practice course. Greens were in good shape.
Overall it is a good value.

Wow. Worst course yet.
I play a lot of public 9-​hole courses, and this one is definitely the worst I’ve seen. Maybe it’s because it’s early spring and they haven’t had a chance to get out there and clean it up.
Either way, this is the worst course I have ever played. Most of the tee boxes are chewed up beyond recognition — hope you like teeing off dirt!
The greens were atrocious. One of them was laughable — ¾ of it was dead grass — hard as concrete and actually GRAY too!
Drainage problems, no real difference between fairway and rough, and hardly a challenge on any hole. If you’re a complete hacker, you’ll like it here.

It is a 9 hole practice course. Lots of grey hairs and kids… but you can pretty much get on anytime you like.
My afternoon meetings were canceled so I called at 3pm looking for a single– the lady was pretty nice — told me a league started at 3:45 — if I got there at 3:30 she’d let me play ahead of them. I ended up joining another pair.
The greens were actually great when I played (June 08) but the tee-​boxes had no grass whatsoever.
Good place to practice that par 4 golf. Very forgiving off the tee’s and not too much for sand. I say it’s a step above the driving range — worth dropping in if you have an 1:15 to kill.

this course is a small 9 hole in saugus. i came across it because the course i usually play at had a tournament. staff was Little unfriendly but whatever i am there to golf not make friends right? it is a very beginner course and great for may be my niece and nephew to learn at. good for kids. i would have rather the driving range that day but oh well.