Oak Hill Country Club (Alternate Tees #2)

Overview: Oak Hill Country Club in Fitchburg is a historic parkland masterpiece that features a unique architectural blend of two Golden Age legends. The layout was originally established by Wayne Stiles in 1921, with the back nine later redesigned by Donald Ross in 1927. The course is characterized by its technical routing, significant elevation changes, and signature Ross green complexes on the closing nine. The Alternate Tees configuration provides a varied perspective on the classic layout, meandering through natural topography and mature hardwoods to offer a serene and challenging environment that balances historic charm with modern strategic depth. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning, Oak Hill remains a premier competitive venue in Massachusetts.

Did You Know? The course is a rare hybrid of two distinct architectural styles, with the front nine reflecting Stiles’ preference for rolling topography and the back nine showcasing Ross’s legendary focus on complex green surrounds.