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Enjoyed my first time playing. I understand that the course passed thru bankruptcy in 20015 and has now been rescued. New owner could put more money into the course - conditions in the tees fairways and greens could be improved. I would have benefited with playing with someone who knew the course. The 5th hole surprised me as the fairway seems to be a slight dogleg right but sharply drops right down to a small target green. 18th hole is a great par 5 finisher with the approach to the green over water. 9th is also a water par 5 as well. Nice track. Could be excellent with more attention.

Waverly Oaks is one of my favorite courses in the Greater Boston area, so I was looking forward to playing today using a GolfNow Hot Deal. I had played Pinehills Nicklaus 4 days prior and expected similar conditions. I was shocked to find Waverly's greens patchy and bare -- our putts would bump along instead of rolling smoothly.
I have never seen the greens there in such bad condition. It will take some time before they come in properly so beware.

Sandy Burr is within 3 miles of Wayland but has much more interesting elevation changes. The course incorporates these to good effect.
Some of the fairways are side by side -- creating the danger of slicing (or hooking) into golfers on a neighboring fairway.
Weekday afternoon rate was reasonable. Weekend seems pricey.