The Mount Pleasant course at the Omni Mount Washington Resort occupies a distinctive setting in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, with the Presidential Range providing a dramatic backdrop to play. Originally designed by Geoffrey Cornish and later renovated by Brian Silva, the course reflects the work of two respected New England architects known for their thoughtful routing and strategic design principles. The layout takes advantage of the natural terrain at the base of Mount Washington, incorporating elevation changes and mountain views into the golfing experience. The course sits within the grounds of the historic Mount Washington Resort, a grand hotel that dates to the early twentieth century and has long been a destination in the White Mountains region. The routing moves through a landscape of rolling terrain with mature trees framing many holes, and the mountain setting creates a cooler climate than courses at lower elevations. The design emphasizes playability while presenting strategic options for golfers of varying abilities, a hallmark of Cornish's approach to course architecture. Mount Pleasant serves as the resort's primary course and accommodates both resort guests and members throughout the golf season, which runs from late spring through early fall given the elevation and northern location. The course complements the resort's broader amenities and its position as a year-round destination in the White Mountains, offering golf during warmer months in a region better known for winter recreation.