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Brilliantly Designed and Impeccably Maintained

Explore our renowned Donald Ross designed championship golf course. Our course offers amazing views and multiple tees that cater to all levels of golfers. At Oak Hill Country Club, the grass is actually greener!

Scorecard

Tee	Yardage	Rating	Slope
Black	6,619	73.8	131.0
Blue	6,416	71.9	129.0
White	5,846	70.0	124.0
Green	5,595	72.9	130.0

Hole 1

385 yards | Par 4

Hit your drive down the right center of the fairway and that will give you an open shot to the green. Anything down the left side and you will have to flirt with a bunker guarding the left pin placement.

Hole 2

426 yards | Par 4

Hit your tee shot straight avoiding the 3 bunkers guarding the corner of the dog leg. This will leave you with a second shot of about 180-200 yards to a 3-level green. Making a Par here is a good score as this is probably the toughest hole on the front side.

Hole 3

356 yards | Par 4

This hole plays slightly uphill to a severely contoured green. Your drive must avoid the bunkers on the right side in order to reach this green in regulation. It is very important to hit your approach shot on the same level as the pin in order to have realistic putt for a birdie.

Hole 4

451 yards | Par 4

A good drive on this hole will leave you with a second shot of 170-210 yards to the green. If you can not reach the green in two shots, then you must avoid the two fairway bunkers about 40 yards from the green. The green is two-tiered and slopes from back to front and is the narrowest green on the front side.

Hole 5

153 yards | Par 3

This hole plays uphill to a blind green and about a half club to a full club longer because of the elevation. This green slopes from back to front and is one of the largest greens on the course.

Hole 6

398 yards | Par 4

Drive down the left center of the fairway to avoid the fairway bunker about 235 yards from the tee. This green slopes from back to front and has a ridge running down the middle of the green. In order to have a good chance at a birdie, you must be on the same side of the ridge as the pin.

Hole 7

462 yards | Par 5

This hole plays longer than its yardage because it is severely uphill. A good drive to the ripples will allow you to reach this green in two shots, leaving you with a possible eagle opportunity. It is best to lay up about 90-100 yards short of this green leaving you with a shot from the fairway.

Hole 8

169 yards | Par 3

This hole is an uphill Par 3 with a long, narrow green sloping from back to front. Favor the right side of this green in order to avoid the two deep bunkers guarding the left side. Earning a Par 3 on this hole is a good score.

Hole 9

385 yards | Dog Leg Right Par 4

Drive down the left center allowing the ball to kick to the right on the left-to-right sloping fairway. A drive down the right side will land in the 3 fairway bunkers guarding the corner of the dog leg. This green is a 2-tiered sloping from back to front. A ball on the top level with a pin position on the lower level will present a very difficult two putt.

Hole 10

456 yards | Par 5

Aim to drive down the right center of the fairway in order to avoid the bunker that is 230 yards out. With a long drive, you can reach this hole in two shots but if not, you will need to avoid the bunkers guarding the green. This green slopes from back to front and a birdie is a good possibility which will get you off to a good start on the tough back nine.

Hole 11

416 yards | Dog Leg Left Par 4

This is the first of six good Par 4’s on the back nine. A slight draw is the perfect tee shot in order to keep the ball in the sloping left-to-right fairway. The approach shot to this green is probably the toughest shot on the course. The very narrow green is guarded by a deep bunker on the left and a severe drop off on the right. Par is an ideal score.

Hole 12

434 yards | Dog Leg Left Par 4

A draw off the tee will set you up for a wide-open shot to this green that has a ridge running through the middle of it. In order to have a birdie opportunity, you must put your ball on the same side of the ridge as the hole location. A right pin position is the most difficult because the hole is guarded by a deep-faced bunker.

Hole 13

194 yards | Par 3

This is the toughest Par 3 on the course. This green has a ridge running down the middle and is guarded by three bunkers making it a difficult target to hit. Par is a great score for this hole.

Hole 14

432 yards | Par 4

The drive is key to this hole with out-of-bounds on the right and trees on the left. A fairway bunker approximately 60 yards short of the green must be avoided at all costs. This two-tiered green is well guarded by two bunkers and is difficult to putt.

Hole 15

461 yards | Par 4

This is the number 1 stroke hole on the course. This hole plays downhill with a very generous landing area for the tee shot. The approach shot is towards a two-tiered green with out-of-bounds just over the back of the green. If the pin is on the back level, beware or you could make a big number here.

Hole 16

414 yards | Dog Leg Left Par 4

This uphill Par 4 hole plays longer than its yardage. A good drive will leave you with about 150-160 yard shot over two bunkers that are 40 yards from the green. This green slopes severely from back to front and is guarded by three bunkers.

Hole 17

150 yards | Par 3

Although this is a relatively short Par 3, there are a number of obstacles to avoid. The tee shot must carry over a pond and deep-faced bunkers that guard the front of this green. There are greenside bunkers on the left and right while the putting surface is one of the largest on the course.

Hole 18

446 yards | Par 4

No shortcuts here as this hole is one of the toughest finishing holes that you will ever play. With a good tee shot you will still have 180-220 yards left to an elevated green. If you do not carry the ball to the green it will roll back down into a swale in front of the green leaving you with a very difficult up and down for Par. You will win many a match here with a Par 4.

840 Oak Hill Road Fitchburg, MA 01420 |
Clubhouse: 978-342-2717|
Pro Shop: 978-342-0237

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