Top Public Golf Courses in New Hampshire
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Top Public Golf Courses in New Hampshire
Welcome to Top Public Golf Courses in New Hampshire, where we take you on a journey through the Granite State to explore some of the best public golf courses in the region. As a seasoned traveler and avid golfer, I’ve had the privilege of playing on some of the most renowned courses across the world. And now, I’m excited to bring my expertise to the beautiful state of New Hampshire.
In this video, we’ll be showcasing some of the most picturesque and challenging golf courses in New Hampshire, complete with detailed reviews and ratings based on my personal experience. But we won’t just be giving you my take on these courses; we’ll also be incorporating feedback from fans and fellow golfers to ensure a comprehensive overview.
Our channel is unique because we’re not just focused on rating golf courses based on their quality, but we’re also committed to exploring the history and cultural significance of each course. From the earliest beginnings of golf in New Hampshire to the present day, we’ll take a closer look at the unique story behind each course and how it has contributed to the golfing community.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, our channel is designed to help you plan your next golfing adventure in New Hampshire. So, join us as we explore the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes of some of the top public golf courses in the state, and don’t forget to comment below to share your thoughts and experiences for future updates!
1. Omni Mount Washington Resort – Mount Washington Course
2. Country Club Of New Hampshire
3. Portsmouth Country Club
4. Breakfast Hill Golf Club
5. Atkinson Resort
6. The Balsams Grand Resort Hotel
7. Owls Nest Golf Club
8. Bretwood Golf Course – North
9. The Oaks
10, Pine Grove Springs Golf Course
11 Comments
Any casinos there? I'd like to take a trip to play number 1
Balsams is not open. Portsmouth CC is private as of 2022. Mt. Washington Omni is the best public course in NH on your list
Balsams is rumored to have re-opened as a private course. It was an amazing and beautiful course before it closed. The 19th hole will blow your mind. Mountain top castle-like patio overlooking magnificent vistas. Winter is tough on this course so if you can find a sponsor, play it in August or September. It has great vistas from the tees. Occasional moose crossing the course between ponds. Greens are the most "grainy" I have ever played. Does have a practice range.
Rochester CC is open to the public and in excellent shape as of last week. 6/23/23 I would put this course in the top 12 best public NH courses.
The North Course at Bretwoods is one of the 5 best public courses in NH (imho)
Wentworth by The Sea is a must-play resort course. I put it in the top 5 best NH public/resort courses. Five star hotel is an experience you will not forget. Fantastic course in late August thru October.
I do not agree with the commenter who says the Mt Washinton Omni course is the best on this list because the course is rarely in great shape. When it is… yes it is fantastic. The North course at Bretwood is possibly the best bang for the buck on this list. (imho)
I was a member of the Oaks Golf Links in Somersworth NH. It was always in my top 5 favorite courses in NH but, It has suffered from a lowered budget in recent years. A former Golf Digest course rater played there a couple time recently and told me yesterday 6/26/23 that they have poured some $$$ into it and it is excellent once again.
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I will likely catch some flack for this, but I’ve recently played a course called Lochmere in Tilton. It’s a little mom and poppy, and the layout is unique, but the holes themselves are a good test. It’s in great shape and is better than CC of NH and Breakfast Hill IMHO. Lots of elevation change and the greens have been like glass the times I’ve visited this year. I agree with comments regarding Mt Washington. Great when it’s in good shape, but can be sketchy when it’s not.