Golf Course Information
Description
The Myopia Hunt welcomes all enthusiasts to participate as Subscribers, Patrons, and Cappers, and to enjoy the sport by following the hunt. We thank our many generous Landowners for making the hunt possible.
There are two Fields, a Jumping Field and a Hilltopping Field for those who desire to view the hounds at a slower pace. The Myopia Hunt also offers meets dedicated to Juniors during all seasons. We meet on Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Our season includes Spring Roading, Summer Hound Exercise, Fall Roading, Cubbing, and a Formal Season.
Golf Course Info
- Course: 18 Holes
- Course Type: Private
- Architect: Herbert C. Leeds
- Opened: 1894
- Head Pro: Bill Safrin
Golf Course Stats
- Back Tees: 6440 Yards
- Back Slope: 120
Green Fees and Rates
Call 978-468-4433 for rates and tee times.Tee Times & Reservations
Reservations
Call 978-468-4433 For Reservation PolicyGolf Course Amenities
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Casino:
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Yes
Yes
31-40
Yes
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No
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Allowed
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Yardage:
Bluegrass
200, 150, 100 Yrd Markers and Sprinkler Heads Marked
Outing Information
Contact Myopia Hunt Club at 978-468-4433 for more information and details on holding a golf outing at the course.
Events
Contact the golf course for upcoming events.
Lodging Options
Contact Myopia Hunt Club at 978-468-4433.
Restaurant and Dining Options:
Contact Myopia Hunt Club at 978-468-4433 for onsite or nearby dining options.Nearby Courses
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