Salmon Falls Country Club

Salmon Falls Country Club is a nine-hole course in Hollis, set along the historic Indian Cellar section of the Saco River in York County. The club credits the design to Robert Trent Jones Sr., one of the most celebrated names in American golf architecture, and the course slopes down toward the river, giving the routing natural movement and water views. Golf directories disagree on when the course opened, citing dates in both the mid-1950s and the mid-1960s, so its exact founding year remains uncertain. The layout plays to a par of 36 and measures 2,883 yards, short enough to walk comfortably yet with enough change in the land to challenge golfers of every level. Run by the Armstrong family, the club pairs its golf with a riverside setting that has long drawn visitors to this stretch of the Saco, and it remains a relaxed, welcoming spot for a quick nine or a full afternoon of golf by the water.