Northeast Harbor Golf Club began with nine holes in 1895, before moving to a new location in 1916 then developing a new 18-hole layout. Only one par four extends longer than 400 yards on an old-fashioned track measuring a mere 5,606 yards from the back tees.
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Northeast Harbor Golf Club began with nine holes in 1895, before moving to a new location in 1916 then developing a new 18-hole layout. Only one par four extends longer than 400 yards on an old-fashioned track measuring a mere 5,606 yards from the back tees.
Northeast Harbor
Northeast Harbor Golf Club began with nine holes in 1895, before moving to a new location in 1916 then developing a new 18-hole layout. Only one par four extends longer than 400 yards on an old-fashioned track measuring a mere 5,606 yards from the back tees.
Holes 1 to 6 and 13 to 15 were designed by Arthur Lockwood, with Herbert Strong setting out the second nine which came into play in 1925. These holes fell into disrepair during World War II but six were brought back into use in the mid-1970s.
Eventually, the final three holes were reinstated by Geoff Cornish through the generous donations of some summer residents and the hard work of other year-round residents. The par four 17th hole is now dedicated to all those who helped the club complete the expansion project.