Reservation Golf Club

Reservation Golf Club is a private 9-hole golf course located in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, established in 1895. The course was originally laid out by Charles King, a golfer and property owner who built a summer estate called "the Reservation" at the head of Mattapoisett Harbor near the mouth of the Mattapoisett River. The name references the area's historical significance as a former camping ground for the Wampanoag people.

The course stretches 2,788 yards from the longest tees with a par of 35. It is recognized as one of New England's oldest golf courses, maintaining its original design for over a century. The setting offers scenic views of Mattapoisett Harbor, Eel Pond, and the Mattapoisett River, taking advantage of the coastal landscape and natural waterfront features of the area. As a private club, the course is restricted to members and their guests. The club also features a beach club facility, complementing its golf amenities.