What Are the Greens Fees at The Meadow at Peabody Golf Course?

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The Meadow at Peabody charges different greens fees based on residency, day of week, and number of holes played. Residents pay less than non-residents, weekdays cost less than weekends and holidays, and 9-hole rates are roughly half of 18-hole rates. Seniors (60+) and juniors (17 & under) get reduced pricing. Golf carts are billed separately, per player, on top of the greens fee.

Greens Fees by Player Type and Time

Player Type Time 9 Holes 18 Holes
Residents Mon–Fri $26 $46
Residents Sat–Sun & Holidays $30 $54
Non-Residents Mon–Fri $28 $51
Non-Residents Sat–Sun & Holidays $33 $59
Seniors (60 & Over) Mon–Fri $22 $40
Juniors (17 & Under) Everyday $11 $20

A few things worth noting when budgeting:

  • The resident/non-resident gap is small — about $2–$5 per round depending on the day and hole count.
  • Senior rates are listed for Monday–Friday only, so weekend play likely falls under the standard resident or non-resident rate.
  • Junior rates apply every day, making them the cheapest option by a wide margin.
  • The weekend/holiday premium is $4–$8 over weekday pricing, depending on player type and holes.

Cart Fees Are Extra

Golf carts are charged per player, not per cart:

Holes Cart Fee (per player)
9 Holes $11
18 Holes $20

So a resident playing 18 holes on a weekday with a cart would pay $46 + $20 = $66. A non-resident in the same scenario would pay $51 + $20 = $71. Walking avoids this cost entirely.

Golf Simulator Rates

The course also offers indoor golf simulators, priced per simulator per hour:

Time Slot Rate
Early Bird (9:00–11:00 AM, Mon–Fri) $30/hour
Mon–Fri, 12:00–7:00 PM $40/hour
Weekends & Holidays, 9:00 AM–7:00 PM (April–November) $50/hour

A pre-round warm-up option — a 15-minute virtual range bucket — costs $5. You must arrive 30 minutes before your tee time to use it.

Course Details for Context

The course plays as a championship layout with these ratings:

Tee Rating Slope Yards
Blue 71.1 128 6,215
White 68.7 124 5,795
Gold 67.0 121 5,252
Red 71.2 126 5,120

The championship rating is 73.7 with a slope of 135 at 6,708 yards. The hole-by-hole tour shows a mix of par-3, par-4, and par-5 holes, with the par-5 first hole playing 557 yards from the back tees.

What to Know Before You Book

  • Residency status matters. If you live in the area, confirm whether you qualify for resident rates before booking — the savings add up over multiple rounds.
  • Weekday mornings are cheapest. If your schedule allows, Monday–Friday play saves you $4–$8 compared to weekends.
  • Juniors play for very little. At $11 for 9 holes and $20 for 18, it's an accessible option for younger golfers.
  • Budget for the cart. If you plan to ride, add $11 or $20 per player to your greens fee.
  • Simulators are a separate cost. They're useful for practice or bad-weather days, but they don't replace on-course greens fees.

Tee times can be booked through the course's website. Rates and availability are subject to change, so confirm current pricing when you reserve.