
Architect
Donald Ross
Established
1929
Par / Length
70 / 6706y
Access
Semi-Private
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: Lake Sunapee Country Club sits in New London, New Hampshire, among rolling terrain with mountain and lake-country views. The layout is associated with Donald Ross's compact routing and with deep, carved bunkers that frame the approaches.
History: The course was created in the late 1920s under Donald Ross's direction and is generally recorded as opening in 1929. Later improvement work restored several original-style bunkers, widened views, and recovered aspects of the older green complexes.
Did You Know? The seventh hole is cited as a particularly clear Ross example, with chocolate mounds and water incorporated into the hole's strategy. It illustrates how the course uses landform and hazard placement together.
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289 Country Club Lane