Cohasse Country Club

Cohasse Country Club is a semi-private golf course located in Southbridge, Massachusetts, just south of the town center. Designed by renowned architect Donald Ross in 1916, the course features nine holes playing to a par of 35 with 3,061 yards of golf. The layout offers a classic design characteristic of Ross's work from that era.

The course is known for its outstanding conditioning and notably true-rolling greens that provide a rewarding challenge for players of all skill levels. The challenging yet accessible design appeals to both experienced golfers and those seeking an enjoyable round. Cohasse has earned significant recognition, ranking as the 8th best nine-hole course in North America and 37th best nine-hole course in the world according to Golf.com, earning its designation as the "Gem of New England."

The club serves as a venue for tournaments and golf outings while maintaining its semi-private status with both membership and public play options. Its classic Donald Ross design and exceptional conditioning have established it as a premier nine-hole facility in central Massachusetts.