There are 293 results that match 106 Locust St, Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703, Bristol County.
Courses (169)
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Public
3.8614
267
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Public
0.0
0
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Public
0.0
0
Norton, Massachusetts
Public
3.0
1
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
Public
3.5
2
Seekonk, Massachusetts
Private
4.8222222222
46
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Private
4.8846
26
North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Public
4.3871
31
Norton, Massachusetts
Semi-Private
3.0
6
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
Semi-Private
2.8838138578
277
Norton, Massachusetts
Private
5.0
3
Plainville, Massachusetts
Public
2.9375
48
Plainville, Massachusetts
Public
2.9375
48
Taunton, Massachusetts
Private
4.5336529412
456
Rumford, Rhode Island
Private
5.0
1
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
Private
2.5
2
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
Public
4.0
2
Rumford, Rhode Island
Private
4.5227
132
Mansfield, Massachusetts
Public
0.0
0
Lincoln, Rhode Island
Private
5.0
1
Articles (3)
The solution for those golfers who cannot spend four or more hours on the course is to find worthy, shorter tracks. The South Shore of Boston offers four superior alternatives that are but minutes off the direct road from the city to Cape Cod: Weathervane Golf Club, Rockland Golf Course, Little Harbor and North Hill C.C. Leigh MacKay has more.
Like The Country Club at Brookline, there's plenty of history at the Robert T. Lynch Municipal Golf Course at Putterham. But as a pure golf experience, Robert T. Lynch holds its own. The holes have all kinds of interesting angles and greens complexes, plus there's been an effort of late to restore the course, undoubtedly better than it's ever been.
Squirrel Run Golf & Country Club in Plymouth, Mass. may be short at just 2,859 yards -- which is what you get when you have 15 par 3s out of 18 holes. But it's long enough and interesting enough to get most golfers excited. The course is enjoyable for everyone, especially high handicappers and beginners, Mike Bailey writes.
Galleries (4)
Foxborough Country Club, located just minutes from Gillette Stadium, is a challenging Geoffrey Cornish-designed golf course favored by Patriot and non-Patriot fans alike.
First opened in 1923, Montaup Country Club in Portsmouth, R.I. has a unique history. Today the golf course remains a favorite in Rhode Island.
Opened in 2002, Newport National Golf Club has certainly set the standard when it comes to daily-fee golf in Rhode Island -- or New England, for that matter.
There are two golf courses on the property of Putterham in Brookline, both of them historic. Only one of them, though, is open to the public, the municipal Robert T. Lynch Municipal Course at Putterham. The course, which dates back to 1931, actually borders the famous Country Club at Brookline. It plays around 6,400 yards from the tips, but with elevated greens, doglegs and a variety of holes, it challenges players of every level.
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