Golf Courses - Massachusetts

Established principally as a horse and leisure club, the Essex County Club was born in 1893 in the small Massachusetts town of Manchester by the Sea. The club’s first course was a basic nine-holer,...

Set amongst the glorious pinehills and spacious sand dunes of eastern Massachusetts, the Old Sandwich golf course was designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and first opened for play in 2005. Loca...

Supposedly founded by a group of bespectacled men from Boston, the charming Myopia Hunt Club was established as a golf, horse and hunting club in the village of South Hamilton in 1894. Designed by ...

‘I am quite certain that this course will compare favorably with the leading courses in the United Kingdom and will be second to none of them.’ Herbert Fowler

Originally founded as the Chatha...

Originally established as an equestrian club by a group of blue-blooded Bostonians, The Country Club was formed in 1882 near the town of Brookline, south-west of the city. Golf was introduced to th...

One of America’s more dramatic modern courses, the private Boston Golf Club is situated south of Boston and built upon an abandoned rock quarry near the small township of Hingham, Massachusetts. Op...

Built along a thin peninsula that protrudes several miles into Buzzards Bay, The Kittansett Club of Massachusetts was established in 1922 and its golf course designed by founding member Frederic Ho...

The origins of the Salem Country Club date back to 1895, and a short nine-hole course built in the seaside city of Salem, north of Boston. The membership quickly grew and in 1925 the club moved to ...

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Whitinsville Golf Club first opened for play in 1925. Construction of the course was undertaken in 1923 at the order of E. Kent Swift, the Chief Executive of Whitins ...

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Taconic was built on what, in the past, was cattle grazing farmland, and before that, woodlands. Williamstown was, in prehistoric times, a lake bed carved by glaciers...