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George Wright Golf Course

Hyde Park, MA

Hyde Park, MA

420 West Street, Hyde Park, MA 02136

Rolling fairway framed by late-autumn oaks under a blue sky at George Wright Golf Course in Boston

About this course

George Wright Golf Course opened in 1938 in Hyde Park, a Boston neighborhood, after Works Progress Administration funding helped complete construction on a rugged, boulder-strewn site. Donald Ross designed the par-70 municipal course, carving fairways and greens around granite outcroppings and mature woodland that give it unusually dramatic character for a city-owned facility. Architect Mark Mungeam has led restoration work aimed at preserving Ross's original design intent. The course remains open to the public under the City of Boston Parks and Recreation Department.

Type

Parkland

Region

New England

Holes

18

Par

70

Yardage

6,506

Established

1938

Course rating

71.9

Slope

133

LooperScore

84.5

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