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Vesper Country Club

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Tyngsborough, MA · designed by Donald Ross (1919)

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A private course in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts designed by Donald Ross (1919). 72 par stretching 6,726 yards.

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Scorecard

Rating: 73.6
Slope: 137
Gender: Male
Hole123456789Out101112131415161718InTot
Par444354543364544344353672
Yards2964183921474803395543922163,2343745924123731984404242115263,5506,784
HCP113917713511512621418481610

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Each bar is one hole. Height encodes its stroke-index rank — the highest bar is the toughest hole on the card. Color encodes par.

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Course Insights

36
Hazards (36 bunkers, 0 water)
#8
Hardest Hole (HCP 1)
#11
Longest (592 yds)
#4
Shortest (147 yds)

Season & Weather

Best Months
MayJunJulAugSep
Season
Apr to Nov
Monthly Highs
37
J
45
F
59
M
70
A
79
M
85
J
83
J
76
A
62
S
51
O
40
N
D

Nearby

Restaurants

  • Left Bank Restaurant0.2 mi
  • Left Bank Restaurant0.2 mi
  • Country View Diner1.4 mi
  • Zesty's Pizza1.4 mi
  • Zesty's Pizza1.4 mi

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About Vesper Country Club

Vesper Country Club is a private club in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts. The club derives from two late 19th century institutions, Vesper Boat Club and Lowell Country Club, which merged in 1894. The following year, members started creating a golf course originally consisting of six "links." In the late 1910s, the course commissioned Donald Ross to create a full 18-hole course. Though the course met with praise the ensuing decades were hard for Vesper. In the 1920s the clubhouse burnt down and in the 1930s a flood nearly destroyed the course. Since then, however, the club's history has been largely stable and the course has hosted several notable events, including the Massachusetts Open and Massachusetts Amateur several times.

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Architect
Donald Ross (1919)
Bunkers
36

Additional Course Details

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