Loudon Country Club

Loudon Country Club opened for play in 1994 on Route 106 in Loudon, north of Concord and a short drive from New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Richard Perrier designed the original 18-hole layout, and William Leombruno later carried out a redesign of the course. The club says the course has matured and changed considerably in recent years, with some holes lengthened and others opened up to make it more challenging while keeping it playable for everyday golfers. The par-72 course plays to about 6,300 yards from the back tees, with forward tees down to roughly 4,500 yards, and its hilltop setting offers views across the surrounding countryside. Members tend gardens around the grounds, and the club is known for keeping its greens in good condition. Loudon operates as a public daily-fee course with memberships available, giving central New Hampshire golfers an accessible 18-hole option in a town better known for auto racing.