Plymouth Country Club

Plymouth Country Club is a private, member-governed 18-hole championship course located in historic Plymouth, Massachusetts. Designed by renowned architect Donald Ross and organized in 1910, the course represents a classic masterpiece that has endured for over a century. Situated in America's Hometown, the course is set within the heart of Plymouth's historic landscape.

The course is characterized as a Donald Ross design that continues to challenge players of all abilities, reflecting the architect's signature style of strategic hole design and natural terrain integration. As a Ross-designed course from the early 20th century, it exemplifies the golden age of American golf course architecture, with routing and green complexes that reward thoughtful play and course management.

The club maintains its original character while preserving the integrity of Ross's design philosophy. The course has withstood the test of time, remaining a significant example of early American golf course architecture in New England. Located at 221 Warren Avenue in Plymouth, the club serves as a centerpiece of the town's recreational and social community.