While New England may seem too small to produce great golf, you’d be surprised to find the region is home to a great quantity and variety of golf courses. And a golf trip to New England is the ideal way to experience all the region has to offer on the links.
But with hundreds of golf courses to choose from, selecting the perfect one (or three) for your golf trip to New England can be tricky. We’re here to make it easy. From the Green Mountains to the Atlantic coast, this is where you need to tee it up on your golf trip to New England.
Most Popular Golf Courses in New England
Granite Links Golf Club at Quarry Hills
27 holes of links-inspired championship golf make Granite Links Golf Club an excellent destination on a golf trip to New England. Located just outside of Boston, the golf course features wide open fairways and greens, a links golf staple.
Pinehills Golf Club - Nicklaus Course
Gently rolling fairways lined by towering pines are just a few elements of the classic design at the Nicklaus Course at Pinehills Golf Club. The course also boasts challenging greens and five sets of tees to accommodate any level of player on your golf trip to New England.
Woodstock Country Club
Highly regarded as the No.1 golf course in New England, Woodstock Country Club is surrounded by the lush hills of the Kedron Valley and stunning alpine views. Located in Vermont and designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Woodstock is a must-play on your golf trip to New England.
Shaker Hills Golf Club
A celebrated layout and a notoriously friendly staff are just a few things to expect at Shaker Hills Golf Club on your golf trip to New England. Recent renovations in 2012 have brought new life and style into Shaker Hills. The course has received several accolades, too, and was even voted the No. 1 public course in Massachusetts.
Red Tail Golf Club
A visit to Red Tail Golf Club delivers on all counts. Named after the red-tailed hawks that soar over the fairways, the club boasts classic New England design with dense forests and meandering streams. The occasional batch of tall grasses add a coastal element, too.
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