Hermon Meadow Golf Course

Bangor, ME · 5.1 mi away

Bangor Municipal Golf Course, known locally as "The Muni," is a 27-hole facility designed by Geoffrey Cornish in the heart of Bangor, Maine. Opened in 1963, the layout is built across three connected nines that can be combined into different 18-hole routings for players of varying abilities. The city-owned course includes a grass tee driving range, two practice greens, a short-game area and a full-service restaurant. It is open to the public April through mid-November and hosted the 1978 USGA Public Links Championship.

Hampden, ME · 5.6 mi away

Hampden Country Club is a nine-hole public course in Hampden, Maine, a short drive from Bangor. It was built in 1967 by Hamm Robbins, a former dairy farmer, and has been family-operated for decades, with the Gamble family taking over ownership and operations in 1970. The layout is short and open, with generous landing areas offset by small, sloped greens that demand accuracy on approach shots. The par-5 seventh and ninth holes are guarded by mounds, bunkers and water, giving even shorter holes some teeth despite the course's modest overall length. As a public, community-oriented club, Hampden Country Club draws local leagues and casual players rather than a destination crowd. It suits golfers looking for a relaxed nine-hole round without the pretension of larger clubs in the region.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Orono, ME · 10 mi away

Penobscot Valley Country Club, built in 1924 in Orono, is one of the northernmost Donald Ross designs in the country, laid out along the Penobscot River on sandy, well-drained soil. The par-72 course has an open, links-like feel, with sight lines that reveal much of the property from nearly any point on the grounds. It has hosted more than ten Maine Amateur championships, reflecting its long standing in the state's competitive golf. The club offers public access today, supported by a practice range and short-game facilities near Bangor.