Marlborough Country Club is a challenging semi-private golf course that is open for public play Mondays and Tuesdays.

The public is welcome. Come and visit our newly renovated club house offering panoramic views of the 10th and 18th holes. Our dining room, players lounge, and new function room offer perfect venues for your business meeting, corporate outing, charity event, civic function, or special occasion. Call us now and let us help you plan your next event. For more information: 508.485.1660.

The Marlborough Country Club has enjoyed a rich history. MCC opened in 1922 with an inaugural four-ball match between, U.S. Open Champion, Francis Ouimet and his partner Larry Paton who defeated Ed Childs, of Lexington, and Parker Schofield, of Albermarle, 2 and 1. Ouimet shot 78. MCC later became one of the inaugural hosts of the PGA Senior Tour, from 1981 through 1983. Senior tour champions included Don January, Arnold Palmer, and Bob Goalby. Bob Goalby said the 12th hole at MCC, was on his list of one of the best holes he has ever played.

The Marlborough Country Club has always been a “golf club” first, enjoying keen competition in all its club championships and tournaments at all levels of play. The original course was designed by well known architect Wayne Stiles, and later expanded in 1970, by New England architect Geoffrey Cornish.

The Restaurant, open to the public, embraces patrons with elegant dining that is rich with history and complete with a contemporary menu. It is the oldest established restaurant in Marlborough and was voted #1 banquet facility for 3 consecutive years.

Please come visit our facility, and dine with the views of the golf course. Or play a round of golf on one of the most popular, and best conditioned courses in Central Massachusetts. For more information: 508.485.1660