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Furnace Brook: a Quincy nine with specific public hours

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Furnace Brook is a Quincy nine where public access depends on the day and hour. Weekend visitors need to look after 3pm. Check that rule before comparing its fee with a course you can play all morning.

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Public hours matter as much as price

Furnace Brook is a Quincy nine with a specific public-play schedule. It is not an all-day public weekend fallback. For a small golf day, first check whether the time your group wants is within the public window.

Compare nine-hole fees with other nines. A second loop, a cart and resident eligibility each need to be priced separately.

The published price

For a weekday nine, Quincy residents pay $30 and non-residents $40; Friday–Sunday nine-hole fees are $40 and $50. A nine-hole cart adds $15 per rider. The course is at 20 Reservoir Road, Quincy.

Official rates and booking terms (checked October 6, 2026). Check your date before paying.

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Photo illustration: a golfer in a rust-orange windbreaker rolling a putt on a small practice green beside mature trees.

Reserve the right round

Public reservations open three days ahead. Public play is available Monday–Thursday, Friday before 10am and weekends after 3pm during the April–November season. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead.

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Reviewed October 6, 2026. Prices and access can change; use the operator's terms for your date.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a round at Furnace Brook cost?

For a weekday nine, Quincy residents pay $30 and non-residents $40; Friday–Sunday nine-hole fees are $40 and $50. A nine-hole cart adds $15 per rider. The course is at 20 Reservoir Road, Quincy.

How do I reserve at Furnace Brook?

Public reservations open three days ahead. Public play is available Monday–Thursday, Friday before 10am and weekends after 3pm during the April–November season. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead.

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