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Massachusetts Golf Courses
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Massachusetts has 408 golf courses to choose from. This directory lists the courses by city. The cities with the most golf courses like Plymouth, Rehoboth, and Canton are listed first under the Top 10. We list all other Massachusetts cities alphabetically, below.

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All Massachusetts Cities with Golf Courses
Top 10 Massachusetts Golfing Destinations
  1. Plymouth Golf Courses
  2. Rehoboth Golf Courses
  3. Canton Golf Courses
  4. Haverhill Golf Courses
  5. Brockton Golf Courses
  6. Lakeville Golf Courses
  7. Mashpee Golf Courses
  8. North Dartmouth Golf Courses
  9. Pittsfield Golf Courses
  10. Southwick Golf Courses
Featured Golf Course
Newton Commonwealth Golf Course Newton Commonwealth Golf Course
The 18-hole "Newton Commonwealth" course at the Newton Commonwealth Golf Course facility in Newton, MA features 5,305 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 67 and it has a slope rating of 125 on Bent grass.  Designed by Donald J. Ross, ASGCA, the Newton Commonwealth golf course opened in 1897. Sterling Golf Management, Inc. manages this facility, with Albie Bargoot as the General Manager.
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