Presidents Golf Course

Presidents Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 70 public course located in Quincy, Massachusetts, approximately 8 miles south of Boston. The course sits on 93 acres and was redesigned in 1977 by George and Tom Fazio, who modernized the original Wollaston Golf Club layout (founded in 1895) to accommodate public play.

The course features six par threes and challenging par fours, with the signature hole being the par 5 15th—a double dogleg that demands strategic play. The hilly terrain, influenced by Atlantic Ocean winds, creates a distinctive character. Players enjoy dramatic views of the Boston skyline, Neponset River, and Blue Hills Reservation throughout their round.

Presidents Golf Course hosts the Norfolk County Classic, a prestigious 36-hole amateur tournament established in 1979 that attracts top regional talent. Notable past champions include touring professional James Driscoll and multiple state amateur winners. The course's challenging layout and scenic location have made it a notable venue in New England golf, with a storied history dating back over 130 years.