Stow Acres Country Club

Stow Acres Country Club features two championship golf courses centered around a renovated Victorian clubhouse in Stow, Massachusetts, located conveniently between Boston and Worcester. The facility comprises two distinct layouts offering varied playing experiences across picturesque grounds. The club maintains a fully stocked pro shop, driving range with Trackman technology opened in November 2025, and practice areas to accommodate golfers of all skill levels.

The course is notable for its significant historical importance as the site of the first three National Black Golf Championships in 1926, 1927, and 1928, when it was known as Mapledale Country Club. Beyond golf, Stow Acres offers a golf school, Champions' Grille for food and beverages, and facilities for outings, tournaments, weddings, and social events. The peaceful setting and well-maintained grounds create an inviting atmosphere for both competitive and recreational play. The dual-course design allows for flexible routing and tournament hosting capabilities, making it a comprehensive golf destination in the region.