Golf courses in Newbury, MA.

Newbury, MA

Ould Newbury Golf Club is a nine-hole, semi-private course in Newbury, off Route 1. It sits on rolling ground near the Parker River marshes, a short drive from downtown Newburyport. The club opened on September 4, 1916, making it one of the older continuously operating clubs on the North Shore. Benjamin Pearson, Dr. Charles S. Ingham, and Joseph Dummer led the effort to lease 60 acres from Governor Dummer Academy and raised $10,000 for construction in 1915. Scottish architect and golfer Jim Lowe directed the layout. The course measures roughly 3,100 yards to a par of 35. A full round plays to about 6,200 yards because the second nine uses different tees. The property's varied terrain and elevated, well-defended greens are notable. The club maintains an unpretentious approach with accessible dues and public tee times alongside member play. A renovated pub and deck contribute to a neighborhood club atmosphere. The season runs from April through the fall.