Architect
Wayne Stiles and Donald Ross
Established
1927
Par / Length
72 / 6600y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Oak Hill Country Club in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, is a private parkland course whose wooded New England ground carries the work of Wayne Stiles and Donald Ross. The full 18-hole routing is generally a 6,600-yard, par-72 course, with its appeal coming from mature landscape and classic shaping.
History: Stiles's first nine opened in 1921, and Donald Ross designed the second nine, completed in 1927. The latter date is used for the current 18-hole identity, while tournament setups can play to a different par.
Did You Know? Johnny Farrell defeated Tommy Armour in a 36-hole exhibition connected with the opening of the back nine, an early competitive moment in Oak Hill's history.
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840 Oak Hill Rd
