About this course
Waterville Country Club is located on more than 150 acres in Oakland, Maine, in the central part of the state.
Founded in 1916, the club's original nine holes were laid out by its founding members and redesigned in the 1930s by Orrin E. Smith, who had worked under Donald Ross. In 1967, a second nine was added and the course reworked under a design credited to Geoffrey Cornish.
The semi-private, 18-hole course is open to both members and the public and has hosted the Maine Amateur Championship more than ten times. Facilities include a pro shop, restaurant, two putting greens, and a practice range.
Type
Parkland
Region
New England
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,500
Established
1916
Course rating
71.5
Slope
129
LooperScore
75.7
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