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September 2023 - this year's annual event we attended late but were happy to revisit here despite the hot and humid weather which there were few of this summer. The daily schedule consisted of carnival games, face painting for kids, concessions, a lunch buffet, speaker presentations and a ticket to the four acre corn maze with over a mile of pathways! The theme this year is based on the classic film "The Wizard of Oz" and trivia signs are placed throughout the maze along the way. This year marks the 24th anniversary of the Lyman Orchards corn maze. The food provided here was a nice balance of healthy choices and summer favorites served under warmed stainless chafing dishes. Menu included salad with red onion, tomato and cucumber, watermelon slices, hamburgers with or w/o cheese in addition to the optional veggie burger, roasted chicken and macaroni & cheese with a bit of heat. Dessert service came out later with chocolate frosted cake squares, cookies and Lyman's well known apple cider doughnuts made from their own orchard's apples. Much to do here aside from golf if holding an event or just visiting for the day. There are horse-drawn rides (cash only for a minimal fee), a petting zoo, a haunted trail after dusk for those seeking a thrill, and the option to pick your own apples. For food, there is the farm market for sandwiches and the 1741 Pub & Grill for tavern fare and cocktails. # The event we attended in August 2022 featured a contest of 18 holes of golf before their picnic and awards ceremony. Nice location in the country with a lot of green lawns, open space and blue sky. Playing golf or not, this is a group friendly place for any event who needs outdoor and/or tented accommodations. The Lyman Orchards store features all kinds of products for consumers whether needed or simply to enjoy.
Juliana SimoneJuliana Simone
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EDIT: The course itself is great, and I also respect that staff cannot acquiesce to every customer's wants. Frontline staff have a difficult job and I completely understand and respect that. Mostly this review is about customer service and communication. This is specifically for the Apple Course. It is a swamp today (check out my drives, two different holes and the ball is halfway down in the fairway), and the range is closed. I bought a $100 range card, and more often than not the range has been closed due to mowing (Monday morning) or rain... but not enough rain to keep the staff from using it. And not just with students, just by themselves! Not a great look, especially when front desk staff on site are unempathetic and seem not to care. When I emailed their director about the range closures a few weeks ago, he was cool about it, to his credit. A few other people on course today also wondered why no warning was given about the conditions or a discount offered. I am now done coming out here. It's not worth it when the on course experience is inconsistent, you can't warm up, and you're treated with icy indifference.
Brandon GBrandon G
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* I have not played here since 2022. Looks like there are a lot of people unhappy golfers due to the green fee increase. * I wish I can review the Players course and the Jones course separately. I can probably write a paper on each one of them because I played each course nearly 100 times in the 90’s. When I played there for free as a golf team member of Wesleyan University. I revisited for the first time in multiple decades in 2022. With my wife, who is a beginner. And the magic was still there, fortunately. Course condition was not impeccable; it never was. Jones course hasn’t changed a bit. Fairways were wide and the course let you fight against the natural element : wind, elevation and water. The player course also stayed the exact same. It tested your golf strategy; blind shot, teeing off with irons, severe elevation change. Recent reviews kind of scare me away from playing here. But I will definitely revisit soon. Especially during the fall when you can play golf and watching the beautiful New England autumn (and some apple picking) at the same time.
Richard YuRichard Yu
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Played the Players Course on June 14 went out at 2:45. The course was in overall great shape for a public course. It is narrow and slopey so if you don't hit straight be prepared to lose some balls. I am a 61 yr old female and I played from White tees. After about 6 holes we had nobody in front or behind us and the weather was perfect. Our son is a golf pro so we play many public and private courses. On 06/21 played again it was exremely hot fast greens, crowded due to fathers day but overall pace was good. Course was much dryer due to heat but still in good shape. Please repair your ball marks on the green! Overall highly recommend this course..get a time during the week to avoid the crowds. Cart paths are in bad shape on some holes so watch that.
B. FloodB. Flood
10
Terrible just terrible. The in a many different types of golf clubs and Country Club locations and in some depending upon a few factors it's okay food and always satisfy but this one went far below. As you can see in the picture below they provided fully burnt burger meat and served it. I was quite ravenous and instead of making a big deal about and sending it back I decided to scrape and at some parts cut off the burt burnt pieces. I did tell the waitress to let the kitchen know that this was unacceptable. I would give zero stars but because the staff was really nice I gave one Star.
I'm OneI'm One
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Beautiful displays of lanterns it looked and felt magical really enjoyed as a family, I would definitely go back and see it all again
Ana ColonAna Colon
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