Brattleboro Country Club

Bernardston, MA · 13 mi away

Crumpin-Fox Club in Bernardston, Massachusetts was conceived in 1969 by David Berleson, who hired architect Roger Rulewich to design a course on rugged terrain in north-central Massachusetts. Rulewich built the front nine and reworked the back nine in phases, and the course opened to bentgrass fairways in 1990. The layout climbs and falls through wooded hills, guarded by more than 60 bunkers and water on several holes, with slightly elevated, moderately undulating greens. From the black tees it plays 6,912 yards to a 74.1 rating and 136 slope. Crumpin-Fox operates as a public course with a restaurant, Zeke's Grill, at the clubhouse.

Keene, NH · 15 mi away

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.

Wilmington, VT · 16 mi away

Haystack Golf Club in Wilmington, Vermont was designed by architect Desmond Muirhead and opened in 1972. The 18-hole, par-72 semi-private course plays to roughly 6,549 yards from the back tees over gently rolling terrain that avoids the blind shots typical of mountain courses. Bentgrass fairways and greens make up the layout, which includes an on-site restaurant. The course is open to public play with four sets of tees.