Architect
Donald Ross
Established
1938
Par / Length
70 / 6512y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: George Wright Golf Course is a public Donald Ross design in Hyde Park, Boston. The routing uses rolling ground, mature vegetation and shaped green complexes to create a municipal course with a distinctly architectural character rather than a flat city layout.
History: The course opened in 1938 after federal Works Progress Administration funding helped Boston complete construction. George Wright, a local baseball pioneer and golf advocate, had donated the land for the city's second municipal course.
Did You Know? George Wright was the first 18-hole course in Boston to receive WPA support for its construction. The course's name honors the man whose land donation made the project possible.
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