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Holes 9
Par 36
Length 2959 yds
Rating 33.5
Slope 112
Type Public
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Driving Range
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Credit Cards Accepted VISA, MasterCard, Amex, Discover Welcomed
Metal Spikes
Walking Allowed
Food & Beverage
Bar
Snacks
Year Built 1958
Golf Season Open: 4/01 Closed: 11/01
Architect(s) Henry Homan
Awards & Recognition
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Top Courses in New Hampshire(2021 #8)
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4.5
4.5 out of 5 stars, based on 142 reviews
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4.5 out of 5 stars, based on 142 reviews
142 Reviews
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134 out of 142 reviews
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Conditions4.4
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Value4.7
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Layout4.6
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Friendliness4.8
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Pace4.3
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Amenities4.2
AI summaries based on real golfer reviews
Course Highlights
Den Brae's strategic nine-hole layout features doglegs, elevated greens, and wide rolling fairways that reward thoughtful play through scenic New Hampshire hillside terrain. Exceptionally friendly staff and strong value make this rural course a reliable choice for golfers seeking a quality, affordable round.
Golfer Photos
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Den Brae’s third hole, a “Volcano” template with falloffs on three sides, demands nothing less than an outstanding tee shot for a GIR. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/22/2025
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The fourth, par-5, 500 yards: The fairway tumbles downhill from the tee and is protected by a pair of bunkers in the landing zone. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/22/2025
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The course has a relatively open, spacious feel on about half of the holes. This again is the par-5 fourth. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/22/2025
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The eighth is a fine driving hole that favors a draw. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/22/2025
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At Den Brae’s final hole, the fairway curves uphill to a raised, sloping green guarded by a pair of hidden bunkers. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/22/2025
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Architect Henry Homan used the terrain well at nine, making its green a hard target to hit. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/22/2025
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The first plays downhill to the fairway and into a two-tiered green. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/23/2023
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Four, a scenic par-5 of 500 yards. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/23/2023
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Hole six culminates on this plateau green. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/23/2023
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The view from tee seven. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/23/2023
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From behind green seven, which undulates heavily. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/23/2023
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The eighth plays to an offset fairway, then slightly uphill to a raised green. Photo submitted by AptlyLinked on 06/23/2023
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Ninth, blue tee Photo submitted by Searsgolfer on 08/17/2022
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All down hill Photo submitted by kmar1919 on 06/11/2021
Golfer Reviews
Worst Experiance Ever
Fairways were muddy in spots and lacked grass on a number of fairways. Ranger was very rude and disrespectful. Greens had numerous areas without grass. Not well maintained. Been playing there since 2002 course has gone down hill. For the money there are many course that are far better in the area. Will never go back.
Conditions 1.0
Value 3.0
Layout 2.0
Friendliness 1.0
Pace 2.0
Amenities 2.0
Difficulty 2.0
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Hi there! We are sorry you had a bad experience at Den Brae, we know that all of your complaints stem us refunding your money fully and asking you to come when pace of play is not an issue, which Sunday mornings are our busiest time. During the time you played, the general area in New Hampshire was experiencing a drought - many courses had difficulty keeping the greens, fairways, and tees as green as possible.