About this course
Northampton Country Club sits in the village of Leeds, part of Northampton, Massachusetts, in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts.
The club dates to 1898, when it began as a collaboration between Smith College students, faculty, and local residents. Its 9-hole course measures roughly 3,041 yards from the back tees, with a notable dogleg-right fourth hole that plays toward a green bordered by a condominium complex.
Northampton operates as a semi-private club, open for daily play in addition to its membership program. The clubhouse hosts dining and event functions, and the course includes an indoor golf simulator for off-season practice.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
9
Par
35
Yardage
3,041
Established
1898
LooperScore
73.7
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