Woburn Country Club, a fixture of the Massachusetts golfing landscape north of Boston, offers more than just one routing of its classic layout. These alternate tees provide a subtly different test carved from the same mature parkland. While not dramatic in their alteration, they offer a fresh perspective on a course steeped in local lore. Designed in the early 1900s, Woburn's original design reflects an era when strategic play outweighed sheer distance. The alternate tees, integrated over time, subtly influence angles into greens and bring hazards more prominently into play, particularly favoring those who can shape the ball from right-to-left. While the club has not hosted national championships, it remains a valued venue for regional amateur events. Woburn's charm lies in its unpretentious appeal. The membership, a mix of long-standing Woburn residents and Boston area professionals, fosters a close-knit community that values the course's traditional character and the camaraderie found both on and off the course. Many members cherish the club's storied history.