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Long Meadow Course


Long Meadow, nestled in the Merrimack Valley, is a testament to early 20th-century golf design, its gently rolling terrain a departure from the more rugged landscapes often associated with Massachusetts golf. The course, characterized by mature trees lining generous fairways, rewards strategic play over brute power, subtly favoring those who can work the ball, especially on approaches to the subtly sloping greens. Many holes feature doglegs and strategic bunkering that demand thoughtful club selection and precise placement. Originally laid out by an uncredited, but obviously talented hand from the Golden Age, Long Meadow has remained largely unchanged, a quiet tribute to its original vision. Though not the site of national championships, it has hosted numerous regional amateur events, serving as a proving ground for rising talents in New England. For decades, Long Meadow has been a cornerstone of the Lowell golfing community, known as a welcoming club with a deeply rooted local membership. Its clubhouse is famed for its hearty, post-round fare and the convivial atmosphere where tales of near misses and clutch putts are shared with equal gusto.
Long Meadow Golf Club sits in the heart of the Merrimack Valley, accessible via Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), roughly forty-five minutes south by car through the suburban fabric of eastern Massachusetts. The drive north from Logan traces the I-93 corridor before peeling away into Lowell's quieter neighborhoods, where the urban landscape gradually yields to the tree-lined streets and residential calm that frame this storied New England layout. Private aviation options exist at nearby regional facilities, though the club's proximity to Boston's major hub makes commercial arrival equally seamless for most visitors. The final turn onto the club grounds marks a transition into a sanctuary of mature oaks and manicured fairways, where Long Meadow's classic architecture and deep New England roots offer a welcome respite from the bustle of the greater Boston area.

FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Long Meadow was designed by Alex Findlay.
Yes. Long Meadow is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Long Meadow is 36.
Long Meadow plays 3,161 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Long Meadow is 133.
Long Meadow is a 9-hole course.
Long Meadow Course


Long Meadow, nestled in the Merrimack Valley, is a testament to early 20th-century golf design, its gently rolling terrain a departure from the more rugged landscapes often associated with Massachusetts golf. The course, characterized by mature trees lining generous fairways, rewards strategic play over brute power, subtly favoring those who can work the ball, especially on approaches to the subtly sloping greens. Many holes feature doglegs and strategic bunkering that demand thoughtful club selection and precise placement. Originally laid out by an uncredited, but obviously talented hand from the Golden Age, Long Meadow has remained largely unchanged, a quiet tribute to its original vision. Though not the site of national championships, it has hosted numerous regional amateur events, serving as a proving ground for rising talents in New England. For decades, Long Meadow has been a cornerstone of the Lowell golfing community, known as a welcoming club with a deeply rooted local membership. Its clubhouse is famed for its hearty, post-round fare and the convivial atmosphere where tales of near misses and clutch putts are shared with equal gusto.
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Long Meadow Golf Club sits in the heart of the Merrimack Valley, accessible via Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), roughly forty-five minutes south by car through the suburban fabric of eastern Massachusetts. The drive north from Logan traces the I-93 corridor before peeling away into Lowell's quieter neighborhoods, where the urban landscape gradually yields to the tree-lined streets and residential calm that frame this storied New England layout. Private aviation options exist at nearby regional facilities, though the club's proximity to Boston's major hub makes commercial arrival equally seamless for most visitors. The final turn onto the club grounds marks a transition into a sanctuary of mature oaks and manicured fairways, where Long Meadow's classic architecture and deep New England roots offer a welcome respite from the bustle of the greater Boston area.

FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Long Meadow was designed by Alex Findlay.
Yes. Long Meadow is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Long Meadow is 36.
Long Meadow plays 3,161 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Long Meadow is 133.
Long Meadow is a 9-hole course.