Tatnuck Country Club

Tatnuck Country Club, founded in 1898, is one of the first 100 golf clubs established in the United States. Located in Worcester, Massachusetts, the course features a classic 9-hole design created by renowned architect Donald Ross. The Donald Ross design is characterized by its emphasis on strategic shot-making and natural terrain, with the course showcasing beauty and challenge through its carefully crafted layout. Ross-designed courses are known for their subtle bunkering, undulating greens, and emphasis on playability across varying skill levels. As a historic golf club with over 125 years of operation, Tatnuck has established itself as a significant venue in New England golf, hosting various tournaments and programs throughout the year, including the Worcester County Women's Amateur. The club also offers comprehensive golf programs for members seeking to learn and improve their game.