Marlborough Country Club

Marlborough Country Club is a private golf course in Marlborough, Massachusetts, that opened in 1922. The course is notable for its rich history, including an inaugural match featuring U.S. Open Champion Francis Ouimet, who shot 78. From 1981 through 1983, the club hosted the PGA Senior Tour, attracting champions such as Arnold Palmer, Don January, and Bob Goalby, who praised the 12th hole as one of the best he had ever played.

The course features perfectly manicured fairways and fast, challenging greens. The 10th and 18th holes offer panoramic views visible from the clubhouse. The club accommodates public play on Mondays and Tuesdays and serves as a venue for corporate and charity functions. The on-site restaurant and players' lounge are open to the public, providing dining and entertainment options with views of the course.