Wayland Country Club

Wayland, MA · 1.6 mi away

Sandy Burr Country Club is located along the Sudbury River in Wayland, Massachusetts, about 16 miles west of Boston. The club formed in 1921 on land combining two former farms, and Donald Ross served as the designing architect, with the first nine holes completed in 1923 and the second nine finished in 1924. The course occupies a compact, walkable routing with short green-to-tee connections rather than a sprawling resort-style layout, and several holes run along low, marshy ground near the river. From the back tees it plays to roughly 6,427 yards at a par of 72, with quick, sloping greens serving as the course's main defense. Owned by the same family for four generations, Sandy Burr operates on a daily green fee basis with an "Inner Club" available for members seeking competitive play, and it regularly hosts Massachusetts Golf Association events.

Framingham, MA · 6.3 mi away

Leo J. Martin Memorial Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Weston operated by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation. The course occupies land along the Charles River and is one of two state-operated golf courses in Massachusetts. It began play in the 1930s and also serves as a cross-country ski area during winter. The golf course is closed for the 2026 season for construction and renovation, while the driving range remains open.

Natick, MA · 7.6 mi away

Sassamon Trace Golf Course is a nine-hole, par-32 public municipal course in Natick, Massachusetts. Its executive routing uses the natural terrain, including the side slope of a landfill. The exposed setting makes wind a factor, with daily reservations available.

Last verified 2026-10-30

Stow, MA · 7.7 mi away

Stow Acres Country Club is one of Geoffrey Cornish's most enduring New England designs, featuring 36 holes of parkland golf set among the forests of central Massachusetts. The North Course is the more challenging of the two, with tight tree-lined fairways and well-bunkered greens.

Newton, MA · 11 mi away

Newton Commonwealth Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in Newton, Massachusetts, about ten miles from downtown Boston. It began as a nine-hole course in 1897 under the name Commonwealth Club and was expanded and redesigned by Newton resident and architect Donald Ross in the 1920s. The course became public in the late 1970s when the city of Newton purchased the financially struggling private club. It is known for quick greens and relatively narrow, tree-lined fairways, with water and sand bunkers that come into play often, rewarding careful course management over pure length. The course is managed by Sterling Golf Management for the city and is open to residents and visitors, with online tee time booking available seven days ahead. A snack shop on site serves food and beer, and outing packages are offered for groups.

Cambridge, MA · 12 mi away

Historic 9-hole gem in Cambridge since 1894.