Goffstown · NH

Stonebridge Country Club

Est. 1998 · Phil Wogan and George Sargent
Why we love this place

Stonebridge is a full-length Wogan and Sargent parkland course that rewards solid ball-striking without beating up the weekend player. Just outside Manchester, it's an easy escape for a serious 18, and the forward tees make it welcoming for everyone.

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Par
72
Rating
73.4
Slope
136
Length
4,719–6,808 yd
Holes
18
Out 35In 37Full card ▾
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Yds4904223931743951823454334273261
Par54434344435
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds5333493552085604011635514273547
Par54435435437
5.4Unsolved
★ 3.8Online Golfer Rating
9 reviews from GolfPass
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About Stonebridge Country Club

Stonebridge Country Club first opened for play in 1998 on Gorham Pond Road in Goffstown, just west of Manchester. The 18-hole course was designed by New England architects Phil Wogan and George Sargent, and it was built as a full-length parkland test: par 72 and about 6,800 yards from the back tees, with a range of tee options that bring it down to roughly 4,700 yards for shorter hitters. The club has been run on a semi-private model, combining memberships with public tee times, and its pro shop handles tee-time and practice-round bookings. More than a quarter century after opening, it remains one of the full-size layouts serving golfers in the greater Manchester area.
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