Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Plymouth

Old Sandwich Golf Club is a walking-only private golf club founded in 2004 on 200 acres of rolling woodland terrain in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The 18-hole, par-71 course was crafted by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, whose minimalist design philosophy preserved the property's natural sandscape and native vegetation to create one of New England's most celebrated modern classics. A traditional caddie program and strict walking-only policy reinforce the club's commitment to golf in its purest form.

Plymouth Country Club is a historic private club founded in 1910 in Plymouth, Massachusetts, featuring an original Donald Ross design that opened for play in 1912. The course sits on rolling New England terrain near Plymouth Harbor, preserving much of Ross's early routing with his signature push-up greens and elevated tee and green complexes. The club has hosted multiple Massachusetts Golf Association championships, including the Massachusetts Amateur in 1967 and the Massachusetts Open in 1988.

White Cliffs Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club in Plymouth, Massachusetts, set dramatically atop coastal cliffs approximately 175 feet above Cape Cod Bay. Designed by New England architecture firm Cornish & Silva and opened in 1985, the par-72 course stretches 6,721 yards and features natural elevation changes and sweeping ocean views along its clifftop layout.