Wampanoag Golf Course

Wampanoag Golf Course is a 9-hole links-style course built in the late 1920s by Algernon Barney, located along the scenic Palmer River in the historic Barneyville section of Swansea, Massachusetts. The course features open fairways and small, well-maintained greens characteristic of traditional links design. Situated in an area with rich maritime history—where over 200 ships were built across 79 years—the course benefits from its riverside setting and natural landscape. The course design emphasizes accessibility and enjoyment for golfers of varying skill levels, with its modest 9-hole layout making it suitable for quick rounds or practice. The links-style architecture and open fairway configuration provide a classic New England golf experience in a historically significant location.