Apple Hill Golf Club

Apple Hill Golf Club's Par 3 course in East Kingston, New Hampshire, was designed by Brad Booth and serves as a short-game complement to the property's regulation layout. The course occupies rolling New England terrain characteristic of the southeastern New Hampshire landscape, where glacial topography creates natural elevation changes and wooded corridors frame playing areas. The design takes advantage of these modest undulations to create variety in both distance and shot requirements across its holes. Par 3 courses in this region typically function as practice facilities for members working on iron play and course management, as well as accessible options for beginners, juniors, and golfers seeking a quicker round. The layout at Apple Hill follows this model, offering a range of yardages that test different clubs while maintaining a pace suitable for evening play or instructional use. The course integrates into the broader club facility, which includes the full-length course and practice amenities. The New Hampshire Seacoast region, where East Kingston sits between Manchester and Portsmouth, supports a modest golf community with courses that balance traditional New England design elements—stone walls, native grasses, and hardwood forests—with contemporary maintenance standards. Apple Hill's Par 3 course reflects this regional character, providing straightforward golf in a natural setting without the elaborate features of destination facilities.