Public · 18 holes
Beverly Golf & Tennis Club
Classic Donald Ross design on the North Shore.
About this course
Beverly Golf & Tennis Club is located at 134 McKay Street in Beverly, Massachusetts. The clubhouse dates to 1910, when it was built by the United Shoe Machinery Corporation as a recreational facility for its employees. The City of Beverly purchased the clubhouse and surrounding acreage in 1978 and has operated the grounds as a golf course since. The clubhouse, an Arts and Crafts style building, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Massachusetts State Register. The 18-hole course today operates as a public facility run by Golf Facilities Management, alongside ten outdoor clay tennis courts. The clubhouse also hosts weddings, banquets and other events, with a pub and function rooms overlooking the grounds. A city-appointed commission oversees the club's operation.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
18
Par
70
Yardage
5,900
Established
1910
Course rating
68.1
Slope
119
LooperScore
75.6
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Design & architects
- Donald Ross, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Beverly Golf & Tennis Club, by true distance.
Olde Salem Greens
Beverly, MA · 1.0 mi away
Olde Salem Greens is a nine-hole municipal course set within Highland Park in Salem, Massachusetts, about 20 miles northeast of Boston (the course is sometimes listed under nearby Beverly). Built in 1933 as a WPA project, it was designed by Wayne Stiles, who also laid out Taconic Golf Club and other well-known New England public courses. The course follows the natural, rocky terrain of Highland Park with rolling ground, blind shots, and small, varied greens typical of early 20th-century minimalist design. Played from its standard tees it measures 2,847 yards at a par of 35 for nine holes. Owned and operated by the City of Salem, Olde Salem Greens is public, requires a collared shirt and soft spikes, and allows tee-time booking up to six days ahead for the general public.
Larry Gannon Municipal Golf Course
Lynn, MA · 7.4 mi away
Larry Gannon Municipal Golf Course, commonly called Gannon or the Valley, is an 18-hole public course owned by the City of Lynn, Massachusetts, and located on the edge of the Lynn Woods Reservation, a large municipal forest originally designed as parkland by Frederick Law Olmsted. The course was built with local relief labor during the Great Depression and opened for play in the early 1930s, with the surviving Tudor-style clubhouse dating from that era. It was designed by Wayne Stiles, an architect closely associated with Donald Ross-era course design in New England. As a city-owned municipal facility, Gannon offers seasonal memberships, daily-fee play, league competition and outing bookings, and its clubhouse function room hosts weddings and other events.
Cape Ann Golf Club
Essex, MA · 7.5 mi away
Cape Ann Golf Club occupies a coastal site above the salt marshes along the Essex Coastal Scenic Byway in Essex, Massachusetts, with views toward the Essex River and Crane Beach. The nine-hole course was designed by Eugene 'Skip' Wogan, a protege of Donald Ross, and opened for play in 1931. Owned and operated by the Stavros family since its founding, the course has been gradually updated with new bunkers, tee boxes and an irrigation pond while keeping its original character intact. It is the only public golf course on Cape Ann, offering walkable nine-hole rounds with a clubhouse pub for food after the round.
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