The private club tradition in the Northeast runs deep, and Moultonborough, New Hampshire is part of that lineage
The private club tradition in the Northeast runs deep, and Moultonborough, New Hampshire is part of that lineage. Where the walk has history, the course has the character that only age and thoughtful stewardship produce. Four par 5s spread across the routing keep the rhythm honest. The ninth, a par 5 that carries the number one handicap, arrives right before the turn. From the tips, slope hits 135. That number tells you the teeth are real. Rolling terrain means the walk has texture without becoming a slog. In New Hampshire, where the season is short and the courses few, the walk carries extra weight. Every round is one of a limited annual supply. Walking it properly is how you make it count. Restaurant on-site to close the round right.
