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Brockton, Massachusetts
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Westgate Lanes, Pub & Grill, Arcade & Billiards has been a Family Entertainment Center since 1959, providing entertainment for Brockton and its surrounding communities. We have a total of 62 bowling lanes including 50 Ten pin and 12 Candle pin, an extensive arcade with over 45 games and a full redemption center and 13 Pro Brunswick Billiards tables. A full service snack bar with a full menu from the Westgate Pub & Grill which is located in the Entertainment Center. (Curated content from www.westgatelane.com)
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Each year, Fuller Craft Museum presents a robust array of exhibitions in our galleries to delight, challenge, inspire, and educate our visitors. Showcasing the many facets of contemporary craft, the diverse presentations celebrate makers at all stages of their careers and the achievements of their creative practices. What’s more, the exhibitions offer a pathway to understanding past traditions and how this heritage has paved the way for modern triumphs in the vast and complex craft genre. (Curated content from fullercraft.org)
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D.W. Field Golf Course, established in 1927, is a Stiles and Van Kleek designed golf course and stands as a testament to the classic design of golf course architecture. This 18 hole layout meanders through the historic D.W. Field Park and offers beautiful views of the Olmstead designed Park. This par 70 golf course offers generous landing areas and open shots to small undulating greens demanding accuracy on approach shots. With a wide range of teeing options and elevation changes D.W. Field Golf Course offers enjoyment for golfers of all abilities. (Curated content from www.dwfieldgolfcourse.com)
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Cedar Hill is a first come/first serve 9 hole municipal golf course. (Curated content from www.stoughton.org)
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Nestled in the town of Easton located in southeastern Massachusetts, Easton Country Club offers a friendly, relaxed 18-hole, golf experience enjoyed by both members and non-members alike. (Curated content from www.eastoncountryclub.com)
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Tucked away off a side road in the sleepy town of South Easton, Massachusetts is a hidden little Gem, a sporty 9 hole golf course called, Pine Oaks. But don’t let its size or location fool you, this course has a proud history of its own and a reputation that goes far beyond the borders of the community it resides in. (Curated content from www.pineoaks.com)
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First opened in May of 1999 as “River Bend Country Club,” West Bridgewater Country Club is a golf course with a split personality, offering a varied golf experience for golfers of all skill levels. The front nine is wide open and plays along the Town River, with water hazards and wind affecting every hole. Offering a nice contrast, the back nine plays through tree-lined fairways that are reminiscent of the Carolinas, requiring careful club selection and accuracy off the tees. The course features bent grass tees, greens, and fairways. We look forward to hosting you, whether it’s your first time at West Bridgewater CC, or you’re one of our regular guests. (Curated content from www.westbridgewatercc.com)
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Union Street Lanes is a 16 lane candlepin bowling alley in Holbrook, MA. The balls are smaller and the pins are slightly taller than traditional 10-pin bowling, but since we're such nice people here in New England, you get 3 tries to knock 'em all down! (Curated content from www.unionstreetlanes.com)
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Bowl At Webster Timber Lanes (Curated content from webster.candlepin.com)
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Located in Plymouth County, the land of Ridder Farm Golf Course was originally a dairy farm run by the Ridder Family. Four generations of the Ridder Family later, Ridder Farm Golf Course is now a premier golfing destination on the South Shore. The front nine was designed by Henry Holhman and constructed in 1959. Ground was broken for the back nine, designed by Geoffrey St John Cornish in 1964 and completed in 1965. (Curated content from www.ridderfarm.com)
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