Amesbury Golf & Country Club

Georgetown, MA · 11 mi away

Black Swan Country Club sits on 120 acres in Georgetown, Massachusetts, about 30 miles north of Boston, with a large Victorian-style clubhouse overlooking the golf course. The property was previously home to a private club known as the Georgetown Club, which closed in 2009. The 18-hole course was designed by New England architect Philip Wogan and first opened around 1990. New ownership reopened it to the public in 2010 and has since renovated tee boxes, green complexes and bunkers, lengthening several holes along the way. Black Swan plays to a par of 72 and stretches to roughly 6,800 yards from the back tees, with water crossing many holes and a series of bridges connecting them. The club operates as a semi-private facility open to public play alongside its membership, and it also hosts weddings and other events.

Greenland, NH · 13 mi away

Breakfast Hill Golf Club is a Brian Silva-designed public course in Greenland, New Hampshire, that opened in 2000. The par 71 layout sits on 170 acres of land that had been family-owned for more than 250 years and was previously working farmland until 1956. The course winds through tall pines and wooded New England terrain, with exposed granite outcroppings adding a distinctly local character. The 6,493-yard layout places a premium on accuracy, with tree-lined fairways, strategic doglegs and relatively small, contoured greens. Breakfast Hill has earned recognition as a top daily-fee facility, including Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" and repeated recognition from Golf Magazine and Golf.com. It also hosted the New Hampshire Open in 2022, bringing 156 players, including 119 professionals, to the course.

Atkinson, NH · 14 mi away

Atkinson Resort & Country Club is a public golf facility in Atkinson, New Hampshire, about 45 minutes north of Boston, developed by the Lewis family as part of a broader land development project. The front nine opened in 1996 and the back nine followed in 1998, with the course spread across roughly 420 acres of field and forest. The par-72 layout was recognized as the National Golf Course Owners Association's National Course of the Year in 2015. A nine-hole par-3 course and a golf academy were added in 2009, broadening the practice and instruction options on site. The club is open to the public, with a large clubhouse offering dining, event space and overnight guest rooms, along with heated hitting bays for year-round practice in the New England climate.