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What is The Meadow at Peabody Golf Course?
The Meadow at Peabody Golf Course is a public golf facility in Peabody, Massachusetts, known as "The Meadow." Its website presents it as an 18-hole championship course with multiple tee options, a published hole-by-hole tour, tiered greens fees for residents and non-residents, and indoor golf simulators available by the hour.
What it offers
- 18-hole course: Scorecard data shows a championship rating of 73.7 and slope of 135 from the longest tees, with Black, Blue, White, Gold and Red tees ranging from roughly 5,100 to 6,700 yards. That spread lets stronger players take on a genuine test while shorter hitters or beginners can move up.
- Tee times: Booking is handled through the site, so the standard flow is to reserve a slot before arriving.
- Greens fees: Rates are split by residency, day of week, and 9 vs. 18 holes, with separate senior (60+) and junior (17 and under) pricing. Carts are priced per player.
- Golf simulators: Rental runs per simulator, per hour, with an early-bird weekday rate, a standard weekday rate, and a weekend/holiday rate. A 15-minute virtual range warm-up is also offered for a small fee, though you must arrive 30 minutes before your tee time to use it.
- Hole-by-hole tour: Each hole lists par, handicap ranking, and yardage by tee, which is useful for planning before you play.
Who it suits
- Local residents: The resident rate is the lowest tier, so Peabody residents get the clearest value.
- Seniors and juniors: Both groups have dedicated discounted rates, including juniors every day of the week.
- Non-residents: Welcome, but at a higher rate, so it is worth comparing against nearby courses before booking.
- Simulator users: A good option for practice or a round when weather rules out the course, especially during the weekday early-bird window.
A practical next step
Decide whether you are playing 9 or 18 holes and check the rate for your category and day before booking, since the difference between a weekday resident 9 and a weekend non-resident 18 is substantial. If you are unsure which tees fit your game, use the hole-by-hole yardages to pick a set where the par-4s and par-5s match the distances you normally play.
How much does it cost to play a round at The Meadow at Peabody?
Greens fees at The Meadow at Peabody depend on your residency, the day, how many holes you play, and your age. The course lists separate resident and non-resident rates, plus senior and junior pricing.
H3 Greens fees by player type
| Player type | When | 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+) | Mon–Fri | $22 | $40 |
| Juniors (17 & under) | Every day | $11 | $20 |
H3 Extras that change the total
- Golf carts cost $11 per player for 9 holes and $20 per player for 18 holes, so a twosome riding 18 holes adds $40 to the round.
- Simulator rentals run $30/hour on weekday early-bird hours, $40/hour weekday afternoons, and $50/hour on weekends and holidays (April–November).
- A 15-minute virtual-range warm-up before your round costs $5, and you must arrive 30 minutes before your tee time to use it.
H3 Practical takeaway
The cheapest on-course option is a junior walking 9 holes at $11; a non-resident riding 18 holes on a weekend pays $59 plus $20 for the cart, or $79 per player. Seniors playing 18 on a weekday get the best adult rate at $40 before cart fees.
Your next step: decide whether you qualify as a resident, senior, or junior, then book a tee time at The Meadow at Peabody and confirm the current rate when you reserve, since listed fees can change by season.
Does The Meadow at Peabody offer golf simulators and what are the rates?
Yes. The Meadow at Peabody lists indoor golf simulators alongside its outdoor course, with hourly rental rates that vary by time and day. Rates are quoted per simulator, per hour.
Simulator rates
| When | Rate |
|---|---|
| Early bird, Mon–Fri, 9:00–11:00 a.m. | $30/hour |
| Mon–Fri, 12:00–7:00 p.m. | $40/hour |
| Weekends and holidays, 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. (April–November) | $50/hour |
There is also a pre-round warm-up option: a 15-minute virtual range bucket for $5, which requires arriving 30 minutes before your tee time.
Practical notes
- The weekday midday window (noon–7 p.m.) is the cheapest flexible slot; the early bird is best if you can play before work.
- Weekend and holiday simulator time is the priciest and is listed as seasonal (April–November), so confirm availability outside those months.
- Splitting a bay among two to four players lowers the per-person cost considerably, especially in the early-bird slot.
For a concrete scenario: if you and three friends want a weekday evening session, a one-hour rental at $40 works out to $10 each — often less than a round of golf and useful when weather rules out the course. To book, check the tee times and simulator reservation page on The Meadow at Peabody Golf Course.
Are there discounts for seniors or juniors at The Meadow at Peabody?
Yes. The Meadow at Peabody lists dedicated senior and junior greens-fee rates, and both are meaningfully lower than the standard resident or non-resident prices.
- Seniors (60 and over): Monday–Friday, 9 holes $22 and 18 holes $40.
- Juniors (17 and under): every day, 9 holes $11 and 18 holes $20.
For comparison, standard resident rates are $26 for 9 holes and $46 for 18 holes on weekdays, rising to $30 and $54 on weekends and holidays. Non-residents pay $28/$51 on weekdays and $33/$59 on weekends. So a junior weekday round costs less than half the adult resident rate, while the senior rate saves $4 on 9 holes and $6 on 18 versus the standard resident weekday price.
Two practical points: the senior discount is tied to weekdays, so a Saturday round would fall back to the higher weekend rate, whereas the junior rate applies every day. Also, carts are priced separately per player—$11 for 9 holes and $20 for 18—so a walking junior or senior round is where the savings really show.
Next step: check the current tee sheet before booking, since discounted rates often apply only to certain times. If you are booking for a junior, confirm whether an adult must accompany them, as many courses set that condition even when the rate itself is published.
What are the course ratings and yardages from each tee at The Meadow at Peabody?
The Meadow at Peabody publishes five tee sets, each with its own course rating, slope and yardage. The Black tees are the longest and hardest; Red is the shortest overall but is rated separately, so it is not simply an easier version of Gold.
| Tee | Yards | Course rating | Slope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black (Championship) | 6,708 | 73.7 | 135 |
| Blue | 6,215 | 71.1 | 128 |
| White | 5,795 | 68.7 | 124 |
| Gold | 5,252 | 67.0 | 121 |
| Red | 5,120 | 71.2 | 126 |
How to choose a tee
- If you normally play from 6,300–6,700 yards and carry a single-digit-to-mid handicap, Black or Blue is the natural fit.
- White sits at a typical mid-handicap length and is the most common everyday choice for regulars.
- Gold is the shortest men's-rated option and suits higher handicaps, slower swing speeds or anyone prioritising pace of play.
- Red is short in yardage but carries a higher rating and slope than Gold, which suggests a different set of challenges rather than an easier round — worth checking the hole-by-hole card before assuming it plays like a beginner tee.
A practical next step
Use the hole-by-hole tour to see where the yardage actually falls. Hole 1 is a 557-yard par 5 from Black, and Hole 4 is the number-one handicap par 4 at 393 yards, so the opening stretch rewards length. If your driver distance is your weak point, compare the White and Gold cards on those two holes rather than the total yardage alone — the difference at the top of the round is often what decides whether a tee set is enjoyable.
You can review the full card and book a time at The Meadow at Peabody.
How can I book a tee time at The Meadow at Peabody?
You can book a tee time at The Meadow at Peabody by using the online booking option on the course's website. The site presents a "Book Tee Times" link alongside its greens fees and course details, so the website is the natural starting point for reserving a round.
What to have ready before you book
- Date and preferred time window – mornings tend to be busier, especially on weekends and holidays.
- Number of players – booking for a foursome is usually easier than adding players later.
- Resident or non-resident status – rates differ, and you may need to show proof of residency.
- Senior or junior eligibility – discounted rates apply for seniors 60+ and juniors 17 and under.
- Cart preference – carts are priced per player, so decide whether you want to walk or ride.
- Simulator interest – if you want indoor practice, simulator rentals are separate from on-course tee times and priced per simulator, per hour.
A practical example
Suppose you're a local resident planning a Saturday morning round for two. You'd check the weekend and holiday rate, confirm whether you want a cart, and book the earliest slot that fits your schedule. If you'd rather practice first, you could add a 15-minute virtual range warm-up, but you'd need to arrive at least 30 minutes before your tee time to use it.
Decision criterion
Book online if you know your date and want to lock in a time. If you're unsure about availability, weather, or which rate category applies to you, call the pro shop directly — that's the fastest way to resolve edge cases like mixed resident/non-resident groups or same-day changes.
For official booking and current details, start here: The Meadow at Peabody Golf Course.
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