85 Country Club Dr
Atkinson, NH  03811-2383
United States
P: (603) 362-8700
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Atkinson Course

18 hole regulation length course

Public golf course

72 par | 6,534 yards | 140 slope

72.7 rating | Bent grass

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The 18-hole "Atkinson" course at the Atkinson Resort & Country Club facility in Atkinson, New Hampshire features 6,534 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.7 and it has a slope rating of 140 on Bent grass. Designed by The Lewis Group, the Atkinson golf course opened in 1996. 

Atkinson Scorecard

Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN TOT HCP NET
Blue 72.90/136 350 515 200 400 420 500 410 200 400 3395 365 183 523 333 148 370 490 391 352 3155 6550          
Green 71.10/134 350 515 180 350 400 500 366 185 380 3226 365 144 523 333 148 370 466 391 352 3092 6318          
White 71.10/131 310 485 180 350 400 481 366 185 380 3137 346 144 477 317 127 370 466 330 334 2911 6048          
Red 68.60/117 260 415 142 270 307 379 263 125 286 2447 297 114 379 257 100 276 434 326 207 2390 4837          
White (L) 75.40/134 310 485 180 350 400 481 366 185 380 3137 346 144 477 317 127 354 481 370 334 2950 6087          
Orange 71.50/125 260 415 180 350 310 379 366 125 295 2680 302 144 385 317 127 340 466 315 334 2730 5410          
                                                 
                                                 
                                                 
PAR 4 5 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 36 4 3 5 4 3 4 5 4 4 36 72    
                                                 
                                                 
                                                 

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Reviewed April 18, 2024

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Reviewed August 21, 2012

Reviewed August 20, 2012

I am a 15 handicap and play all of the local courses around Atkinson CC. It is the most expensive public course in the area. While the facility is top notch, the attitude of the clientele and the golf staff I encountered is deplorable. A tournament in the AM marked the first available tee time at 1PM for a foursome.
As we tee off, we are warned that there are groups behind us and we need to keep speed of play to a max of 15 mins per hole, allowing for a pace of 4 hrs, 30 mins. Carts are 90 degrees today. Pretty standard stuff, right? WRONG!
By the green on par 5 2nd, we had a threesome of what I can only assume were members standing over their balls, leaning on clubs in the fairway behind us. At this point it is 1:25. They followed on the par 3 3rd, with one of the threesome actually getting in his cart and riding up to the green with his group members yet to hit their tee shots!
By the par 5 5th, we let them play through as they were clearly more important than our group and shouldn't be forced to wait for anyone. But as a special treat, one of the threesome chose to walk the 200 to the green to putt for eagle, instead of jumping in his cart with the partner.
We're hitting our second shots on 7 and there's the ranger. He lets us hit our second shots, says nothing as we pass, then follows us to the green, and as we walk back to our carts, tells us we're holding up players behind and we need to pick up the pace. I look at my watch and it reads 2:31P.
Walking off the 7th green and lets not forget, allowing the nouveau riche members to play through on 5, and we're 14 minutes ahead of the slowest acceptable pace.
We were so disgusted we went back to the clubhouse and let the pro shop know we wanted our money back for the back nine. Thankfully, the pro shop attendant was very apologetic and empathetic, even acknowledging the 3 particular members that played through were notoriously impatient, "to put it very, VERY, mildly".
I would think that members of a public country club would take the time to thank non members for helping to defray the costs of their annual memberships by playing their courses. Apparently, they are too ignorant to realize that there were too CHEAP to spring for the cost of membership at a private country club, where they would most likely not have to deal with amatuer players like myself. I will never patronize this facility again. Reading the comments this summer, it seems as if I'm not alone.

Reviewed July 28, 2012

We try to go to Atkinson as a group of 8 or more at least once or twice a year to play golf and then have dinner at the restaurant. It has always been wonderful, and the restaurant still is. But the golf course! When we played 2 weeks ago, the course was in terrible shape, especially the greens. They were covered with dead spots, the fairways were chewed up, and a 3 foot band on one green was so chewed up by the mower that it was dead and the tire tracks still showed. It was like playing in early spring. My husband was so upset he took a picture of the green to show the manager. At the end of our round we complained to the starter outside, who said he had played 4 days earlier and the course was "pristine", and that it was in great shape for an upcoming tournament! He was so condescending. How could they not be aware of this? Inside at the pro shop they said "sorry about that" but offered no refund or compensation. At $80/person this is a pricey course. We will never go back there until we hear that things have improved. And we will tell our friends to avoid this place.

Reviewed June 19, 2012

Do you like to be pushed by the marshal on the front, the Golf club pro Peter in the same nine, and then followed by the back nine marshal pushing you to hurry up because you can't meet the 2 hours and 5 minute time restriction on both the front and the back? If so, this is the place for you!!! I have never experienced such a thing when there was NOBODY behind us. They said there was a tournament waiting on us and we needed to move it to keep pace but there was nobody around!!! Peter was no help as he defended the rude way the staff of this place acted towards us and how they made us feel unimportant as compared to the ghosts of the tourney behind. At 80 dollars per round, I expect more from the golf pro, the marshals and the course. Our round ended in 4 hours and 30 minutes for a foursome. I guess the 20 minutes of "slower than pace" play necessitated the harassment in Peter's mind and his disingenuous apologies did me no good.

Reviewed October 07, 2010

I am a fan of Atkinson, play it prob 5-7 times per year. Yes is can be a little steep on the pricing but these people are probably teeing off in the morning. If you want a tip, in the summer play after 3, 45$ with cart with GPS. If you play before noon its pricy but its a nice course that is maintained so what do you expect.
The course is stellar, great layout, perfect conditions and the back nine has such a sick layout. If you spray you get in trouble on both sides but if you keep it in the ropes you will be fine. Play this course.

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Rank Golfer Name Handicap Gross Net Date
1 Orson H. 27 92 65 08/08/07
2 Mark M. 30 100 70 07/29/08
3 Mike F. 20 90 70 06/24/07
4 Gilbert M. 32 104 72 05/11/08
5 John R. 19 92 73 04/26/09
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About Atkinson Resort

Atkinson Resort & Country Club

Resort facility

12 tees driving range

18 regulation holes | 9 par 3 holes

Awards at Atkinson Resort

No recent major awards have been noted.

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