Londonderry Country Club

Londonderry Country Club grew out of the Kimball family's land on Kimball Road, a property the family has held for eight generations. It opened in 1969 as a nine-hole, par-27 course first operated by Forest Kimball, and over the following 22 years the family developed it into an 18-hole executive course of about 3,840 yards and par 62. Architect George F. Sargent was later commissioned to redesign holes 7, 8 and 9. The mix of par 3s and par 4s makes for a quick, approachable round that still asks for solid iron play. The club remains family owned and operated by Tom and Helga Kimball and runs as a public daily-fee course, with tee times taken two days in advance, leagues, golf lessons, and banquet space for outings and events, making it a long-running fixture for golfers in Londonderry and the surrounding Manchester area.