Southwest Harbor, ME
10 Fernald Point Road, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679
About this course
The Causeway Club is a semi-private 9-hole course in Southwest Harbor on Mount Desert Island, founded in 1920. The course sits on the shores of Somes Sound, the fjord that splits the island, with water views on several holes. It welcomes visitors alongside its membership, making it one of the few ways to play golf on Mount Desert Island.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
9
Par
35
Yardage
2,977
LooperScore
72.5
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Design & architects
- Alonzo Yates, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Causeway Club, by true distance.
Kebo Valley Golf Club
Bar Harbor, ME · 8.6 mi away
Kebo Valley Golf Club, established in 1888 in Bar Harbor, is the oldest golf club in Maine and among the oldest in the United States, with a course bordering Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island. Its links-style routing has hosted notable historical rounds, including one involving President William Howard Taft. The layout is known for quirky, undulating terrain that rewards local knowledge as much as ball-striking. Kebo Valley remains open to public play and its clubhouse and grounds reflect more than a century of continuous operation.
Grindstone Neck Golf Course
Winter Harbor, ME · 13 mi away
One of the oldest courses in the USA, this 9-hole parkland layout in Winter Harbor features bluegrass fairways, poa annua greens, and ocean views from each hole.
Blink Bonnie Golf Links
Sorrento, ME · 15 mi away
Blink Bonnie is a 9-hole links-style walking course on the rugged Maine coast, established in 1916, featuring open play and bentgrass greens.
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