Pembroke · NH

Pembroke Pines Country Club

Est. 1963 · Geoffrey Cornish; later work by Mark Mungeam and George F. Sargent
Why we love this place

Pembroke Pines is a classic Cornish parkland course just minutes from Concord, with five sets of tees that make it welcoming for every game. Six decades after its Plausawa Valley beginnings, it's still a dependable, friendly place to tee it up.

Via GolfPass

Par
72
Rating
72.2
Slope
132
Length
4,861–6,652 yd
Holes
18
Out 36In 36Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds4774123651654481983663864873304
Par54434344536
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds4174305681845463271443653673348
Par44535434436
6.0Playable
★ 4.1Online Golfer Rating
129 reviews from GolfPass
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About Pembroke Pines Country Club

Pembroke Pines Country Club opened in 1963 as Plausawa Valley Country Club, built on Whittemore Road in Pembroke just outside Concord. The original course is credited to Geoffrey Cornish, and GolfPass also lists later architectural work by Mark Mungeam and George F. Sargent. For decades the club was known by its Plausawa Valley name, and many booking sites still show it, before it took on the Pembroke Pines identity it uses today. The 18-hole parkland layout offers five sets of tees, which makes it workable for a wide range of golfers, and the club sells nine-hole rounds for players short on time. It operates as a semi-private club, combining memberships with public tee times through the season.
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