Hyde Park · MA

George Wright Golf Course

Est. 1938 · Donald Ross
Why we love this place

One of the finest municipal courses in America — a genuine Donald Ross design the public actually gets to play. Exactly the kind of place golf should be.

Via Living New Deal

Par
72
Rating
71.9
Slope
133
Length
5,5226,506 yd
Holes
18
Par 70Out 35In 35Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds3943645271594263844331674493303
Par44534443435
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds4623504123861895073461673843203
Par44443543435

About George Wright Golf Course

One of Donald Ross's finest municipal courses, George Wright opened in 1938 after Depression-era WPA funding revived a project the 1929 crash had stalled. Carved from swamp and ledge in Hyde Park — reportedly with 60,000 pounds of dynamite and a workforce of nearly a thousand — it is named for Hall of Fame baseball pioneer George Wright, who helped bring golf to Boston. It endures as one of the great public Ross designs in the country.
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