Brockton Country Club

Brockton Country Club is a private nine-hole golf course located in Brockton, Massachusetts, founded in 1900. The course was originally designed by Alexander H. Findlay, the renowned architect known as the "Father of American Golf." Situated at 265 Samuel Ave, the course has undergone numerous revisions throughout its history to enhance the playing experience for members and guests.

The course is recognized as a "hidden gem" in Southeastern Massachusetts, consistently maintaining high conditioning standards that rival other courses in the region. The layout reflects Findlay's classic design principles while incorporating modern improvements. The club emphasizes its welcoming community atmosphere, with members taking pride in maintaining an informal and friendly environment.

Brockton Country Club operates as an exclusive private membership facility, offering various membership options to accommodate different preferences. The club provides comprehensive amenities including golf instruction, a pro shop, and dining facilities, alongside hosting special events and golf outings for its membership base.