Olde Scotland Links FAQ’s

Find answers to common questions about tee times, golf lessons, dress code, events, and policies at Olde Scotland Links.

What are your hours of operation?

Olde Scotland Links in Bridgewater, Massachusetts is open daily, with operating hours varying throughout the season based on daylight and weather conditions. Currently, the golf course is open from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, weather permitting. Because hours can change throughout the year, golfers are encouraged to call the golf shop or check online for the most up-to-date schedule before visiting.

How can I book a tee time?

Tee times at Olde Scotland Links can be booked online or by phone. Golfers can reserve tee times up to 10 days in advance online or 7 days in advance by calling the golf shop directly. Booking online is often the quickest way to view available tee times and secure your preferred time.

Do you offer golf lessons or clinics?

Yes, Olde Scotland Links offers golf instruction for players looking to improve their skills. Lessons are available for golfers of different experience levels and may include individual instruction or clinics depending on availability. Contact the golf shop for current lesson offerings and scheduling details.

Are carts available, and is there a cart fee?

Yes, golf carts are available at Olde Scotland Links. Cart fees are $15 per person for 9 holes and $25 per person for 18 holes. Walking the course is also an option for golfers who prefer a traditional walking round.

Do you provide rental clubs or other equipment?

At this time, Olde Scotland Links does not offer rental golf clubs. Golfers should plan to bring their own equipment for their round.

Is there a dress code?

Yes, Olde Scotland Links maintains a traditional golf attire dress code. Appropriate golf clothing is required, and tank tops and jeans are not permitted on the course. Following proper dress guidelines helps maintain the course’s welcoming and professional atmosphere.

Do you have practice facilities (driving range, putting green)?

Yes, Olde Scotland Links features practice facilities including a driving range and putting green. These areas are ideal for warming up before your round or working on specific parts of your game such as putting and short-game control.

Are children allowed on the course?

Yes, children are welcome at Olde Scotland Links. Junior golfers are encouraged to enjoy the game in a safe and respectful environment, and younger players should be accompanied by an adult while on the course.

Do you have water stations on the course?

Olde Scotland Links does not have water stations located on the golf course. However, a filtered water dispenser is available in the clubhouse where golfers can fill water bottles before starting their round.

What types of tournaments or events are hosted at Olde Scotland Links?

Olde Scotland Links hosts a variety of golf outings and tournaments throughout the season. Shotgun start tournaments are available Monday through Friday, while tee-time outings can be scheduled Monday through Sunday. Please note that tournaments are not scheduled on major holidays to ensure availability for public play.

Are there twilight or weekday specials at Olde Scotland Links?

Yes, Olde Scotland Links offers several special pricing options, including Bridgewater resident rates, senior and junior discounts, and twilight tee time rates later in the day. These specials provide affordable ways for golfers in Bridgewater and the surrounding Massachusetts communities to enjoy the course.

Does Olde Scotland Links have on-site dining or a bar?

Yes, Olde Scotland Links offers on-site dining operated by Barrett’s, providing golfers with food and beverage options before or after their round. Dining services are seasonal and may be closed during the winter months, so golfers should check availability when planning their visit.

Is there a pro shop at Olde Scotland Links? What do they offer?

Yes, Olde Scotland Links features a fully stocked golf shop offering a range of golf merchandise and essentials. The shop carries golf balls, gloves, hats, accessories, and golf apparel for both men and women, along with other items you may need for your round.

Are there any unique features of Olde Scotland Links?

Olde Scotland Links is known for its classic links-style layout and scenic New England setting in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. The course offers a balance of open fairways, strategic bunkering, and approachable greens that make it enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels.

Do you issue rain checks or refunds for cancellations?

Yes, rain checks may be issued according to the Olde Scotland Links rain check policy if weather conditions prevent you from completing your round. Golfers should contact the golf shop for specific details regarding rain check eligibility.

Can I book a tee time online or only by phone?

Tee times at Olde Scotland Links can be booked both online and by phone. Online booking allows golfers to reserve tee times up to 10 days in advance, while phone reservations can be made 7 days in advance.

How busy is the course on weekends?

Weekends at Olde Scotland Links are typically very busy, particularly during peak golf season in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. To ensure you get your preferred tee time, we recommend booking as early as possible.

Do you allow riders who are not playing golf?

No, spectators and non-playing riders are not permitted at Olde Scotland Links. This policy helps maintain safety and pace of play for all golfers on the course.

Do you allow outside food and beverages?

Golfers may bring light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages onto the course. However, outside alcohol and coolers are not permitted at Olde Scotland Links.

What is the difficulty level of the course?

Olde Scotland Links is considered moderately challenging, offering a layout that is enjoyable for beginners while still providing a strategic test for experienced golfers. Multiple tee options allow players of different skill levels to enjoy the course.

Do your golf cars have GPS?

No, golf carts at Olde Scotland Links do not currently include GPS systems. Yardage markers throughout the course help golfers determine distances during their round.

Do you pair groups of fewer than four players?

Yes, groups with fewer than four golfers may be paired with other players to help maintain pace of play and maximize tee time availability, particularly during busy periods.