Twelve holes in the heart of Boston. Franklin Park is the second-oldest public course in America, built in 1896 from Olmsted's larger plan. The layout winds through mature hardwoods and rocky outcrops that feel miles from the city humming beyond the tree line. You walk here. The design demands it. This is the kind of urban course that built New England golf, back when the game belonged to feet. The Dorchester faithful know what they have. A piece of history that plays like a proper round.
