Brae Burn Country Club

This golf course features two layouts: an 18-hole course designed by Donald Ross and an additional 9-hole course, spread across extensive grounds. The property also includes six Har-Tru tennis courts, five platform tennis courts, a swimming pool complex, and dining areas.

Founded in 1897, the club became a significant competition venue. The course underwent modifications in 1912 and 1928 by Donald Ross, shaping its current form and making it capable of hosting major tournaments.

The name comes from Scottish words: 'brae' means hillside and 'burn' means stream, reflecting the club's deep connection to golf's Scottish heritage. Visitors can sense these roots throughout the course's design and character.

Access is limited as this is a private membership club, so advance arrangements are typically necessary. Visitors should plan ahead and contact the facility directly to understand what opportunities may be available.

The club hosted the 1919 U.S. Open, where Walter Hagen defeated Mike Brady in an 18-hole playoff. This major championship helped establish its reputation as a premier national tournament venue.

Location: Massachusetts

Inception: 1897

Website: http://braeburngolf.com

GPS coordinates: 42.33850,-71.23400

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:40