Lochmere Golf and Country Club sits in Tilton, New Hampshire, in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire, an area known for its rolling terrain, mature forests, and proximity to Lake Winnipesaukee and surrounding waterways. The course was designed by Phil Wogan, a New England-based architect whose work appears primarily in the northeastern United States. Wogan's designs typically emphasize playability and integration with natural landscape features, making use of existing topography rather than dramatic earthmoving. The routing at Lochmere takes advantage of the property's natural elevation changes and wooded character, with holes moving through corridors of pine and hardwood forest. The layout presents a mix of risk-reward opportunities and strategic options suited to a range of skill levels, characteristic of courses designed to serve both member play and regional competition. Water features and natural wetlands come into play on several holes, adding variety to the shot-making demands. As a country club in a seasonal New England market, Lochmere serves as a recreational and social hub for its membership, with golf as the central amenity during the warmer months. The club offers traditional country club programming, including member tournaments and social events. The setting provides views of the surrounding Lakes Region landscape, and the course benefits from the area's natural beauty and relatively moderate summer climate that defines golf in central New Hampshire.