Ponkapoag Golf Course - Course 1

Canton, MA · 0.0 mi away

Course 2 is an 18-hole, par-71 public layout at the state-owned Ponkapoag Golf Course in Canton, Massachusetts. The blue tees measure 6,195 yards. The course shares clubhouse amenities, a putting green and adaptive carts with the separate Course 1.

Last verified 2026-10-30

Hyde Park, MA · 3.4 mi away

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.

Braintree, MA · 5.5 mi away

Braintree Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Braintree, Massachusetts. The municipal facility offers daily golf and memberships, with golf-shop and clubhouse services.

Last verified 2026-10-30

Quincy, MA · 7.2 mi away

Granite Links Golf Club is a 27-hole, semi-private facility in Quincy, Massachusetts, built on former quarry land reclaimed with fill dug up during Boston's Big Dig. John Sanford designed the three nines in stages: the Milton Nine opened in 2003, the Granite Nine in 2004 and the Quincy Nine in 2006. The nines combine into different 18-hole routings, with several holes overlooking the Boston skyline. After a round, golfers can visit the year-round Tavern or two seasonal outdoor bars, Crossing Nines beside the range and The Links patio.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Brockton, MA · 7.9 mi away

D.W. Field Golf Course is a municipal course in Brockton, Massachusetts, set within D.W. Field Park, a large municipal park designed in part by Frederick Law Olmsted. The course, established in 1927, was designed by the firm of Stiles and Van Kleek. During the 1930s, Works Progress Administration crews expanded the original fairways, added bunkers and regraded portions of the course. The par-70 layout offers generous landing areas and open approaches into small, undulating greens, with a variety of tee options and noticeable elevation change across the property. The park setting includes ponds and wooded areas that surround much of the course. D.W. Field remains a municipal course open to the public, with outings and leagues hosted regularly at the facility.

Boston, MA · 8.3 mi away

William J. Devine Golf Course occupies part of Franklin Park in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood and is the second-oldest public golf course in the United States, established in 1896. The course grew from an original four holes to a full 18-hole layout, with Donald Ross responsible for a later redesign of the routing. The course is tied to several figures in early American golf: Willie Campbell was its first head professional, Bobby Jones played there as a young golfer, and George Grant, credited with inventing the golf tee, was an early player and advocate for the game. It was renamed in 1967 for William J. Devine, a former Boston parks commissioner. Devine remains a City of Boston-operated public course, playing to a par of 70 over roughly 6,000 yards, and hosts tens of thousands of rounds a year at municipal rates. It has also hosted the Massachusetts Amateur championship.