Extraordinary Golfing

A championship golf course renowned for its sport as well as its beauty, Spring Valley’s natural setting and expertly designed greens will draw you in.

Gorgeous, wide, panoramic fairways, strategically placed bunkering, and beautifully manicured, undulating greens. The Spring Valley golf course is as beautiful as it is challenging. Spring Valley features an 18-hole championship golf course, originally designed by Geoffrey Cornish in 1959. In 2006, the course underwent an extensive renovation led by renowned course architect Craig Schreiner whose work includes notable courses such as Oak Hill Country Club in New York, Firestone Country Club in Ohio, and Oakland Hills Country Club in Michigan. This renovation included a redesign of the green complexes and greenside bunkering, improved drainage, 20 new tee boxes and an advanced irrigation system. The course now offers some of the finest and most challenging playing conditions in New England.

Spring Valley golf course also features:

• A golf practice facility with natural hitting stations and short-game practice area
• Six sets of tee boxes to accommodate all skill levels
• Instruction by our Certified PGA Golf instructors
• PGA professionals teaching Junior Clinics
• Gateway to Golf program for members looking to learn
• A newly renovated, well-stocked Pro Shop

The par 72 course has been ranked among the top courses in Massachusetts having hosted the Massachusetts Open Championship, the NEPGA Massachusetts Chapter Championship, and the Senior Fourball Championship. Spring Valley Country Club is also home of The Bill Stewart Memorial Golf Classic benefiting the Boston Bruins Foundation, several Dana Farber charity tournaments and two annual LPGA golf clinics for women.

In September this year Spring Valley was proud to be chosen by a major golf ball, club and shoe manufacturer as the location for their commercial shoot featuring several major PGA professionals. The shoot coincided with the Duetsche PGA Tour Playoffs.

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