Hugh Barrett

Keene, NH

The North Course at Bretwood Golf Course in Keene, New Hampshire, traces to a design by Geoffrey Cornish, whose original nine holes opened in the late 1960s. Architect Hugh Barrett, who had worked with Cornish, added a second nine in 1989 that was paired with Cornish's back nine to form the current North layout, while a separate combination forms the club's South Course. The two 18-hole courses share routing along the Ashuelot River, with tree-lined fairways, water in play on numerous holes and noticeable elevation change for the region. Bretwood is a family-owned, 36-hole public facility, one of the larger golf operations in New Hampshire, with a driving range and practice areas shared between both courses.

Keene, NH

Bretwood Golf Course in Keene occupies nearly 300 acres along the Ashuelot River and is New Hampshire's only 36-hole facility, comprising the North and South courses. Both were designed by noted architect Geoffrey Cornish and are family-owned and open to public play. The North Course is known for its downhill par-3 third hole and a shared double green. Bentgrass fairways and greens wind through the river valley terrain on both layouts.