Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Wellesley Hills

Nehoiden Golf Club at Wellesley College is one of the oldest college-affiliated golf courses in America, established in 1893 on the historic Wellesley College campus in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts. The nine-hole, par-35 layout was renovated by noted New England architect Wayne Stiles in 1927 and takes its name from Chief Nehoiden, a Native American leader with ties to the surrounding land. The course serves the Wellesley College community and stands as a rare and historically significant example of early American collegiate golf.

Wellesley Country Club is a historic private golf club founded in 1910 in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, offering an 18-hole course rooted in classic New England tradition. Originally designed by Donald Ross and expanded to 18 holes in 1921, the layout features his characteristic subtly contoured green complexes and has since been refined by Geoffrey Cornish and restored by Ron Prichard. The club has hosted multiple Massachusetts Golf Association championships, including the 1981 Massachusetts Amateur, cementing its standing among the region's most respected private clubs.