Omni Mount Washington Resort - Mount Washington Course

Bretton Woods, NH · 0.0 mi away

One of the oldest golf courses in New Hampshire, the Mount Pleasant Course first opened in 1895 on the grounds of the Omni Mount Washington Hotel. This historic nine-hole, par-35 layout was originally designed by Alex Findlay and later refined by Geoffrey Cornish and Mark Mungeam. Scenic, strategic, and rich with character, it offers a relaxed yet engaging round with sweeping White Mountains views.

Jefferson, NH · 11 mi away

Waumbek Golf Club is a public course in Jefferson, New Hampshire, with views of the Presidential Range from across the course. It sits on the site of the former Hotel Waumbek, a 19th century resort that once accommodated hundreds of guests before a 1928 fire destroyed the hotel. The course was laid out in 1895, making it the oldest golf course in New Hampshire. It plays to a par of 71 over 6,128 yards and follows the natural contours of the property beneath the White Mountains. The course fell into disrepair and closed for a period before new owners restored it and reopened play in 2024 with help from course architect Ross Forbes. Waumbek is open to the public daily and includes an on-site restaurant.

Bethlehem, NH · 11 mi away

Maplewood Golf Club is set in the White Mountains of Bethlehem, New Hampshire, on grounds that once surrounded the historic Maplewood Hotel, a summer resort dating to 1876. Golf began here as a nine-hole course in 1904 and was expanded to its current 18-hole routing by Donald Ross in 1914. The layout runs through pine woods and rolling terrain at elevation, and includes an unusual par-6 hole. The 1889 Casino building, restored after a 1960s fire destroyed the main hotel, now serves as the pro shop and clubhouse. The club is semi-private but markets itself as open to the public, with tee times, group stay-and-play packages, a chipping and putting green, and a restaurant on site. It operates seasonally in the warmer months typical of the region.