Golf Courses in Springfield, Massachusetts

Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Worcester Golf Courses	38.7 Mi
Pittsfield Golf Courses	38.1 Mi
West Springfield Golf Courses	1.5 Mi
Leominster Golf Courses	48.4 Mi
Holyoke Golf Courses	4.1 Mi
Lenox Golf Courses	36.6 Mi
Chicopee Golf Courses	0.2 Mi
Fitchburg Golf Courses	49.1 Mi
Great Barrington Golf Courses	37.0 Mi
Amherst Golf Courses	16.4 Mi
Longmeadow Golf Courses	0.4 Mi
Agawam Golf Courses	0.6 Mi
Springfield Armory National Historic Site Golf Courses	0.7 Mi
East Longmeadow Golf Courses	1.6 Mi
Feeding Hills Golf Courses	2.0 Mi
Robinson State Park Golf Courses	3.9 Mi
Ludlow Golf Courses	4.6 Mi

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1059 S Branch Pkwy, Springfield, Massachusetts 01118-1930, United States

This is a beautiful course. The front nine has fairways that are open, and the back nine has tight fairways. More on Golf.com
You better have a good driver because this course is LONG! More on GolfReview

619 Dwight Rd, Springfield, Massachusetts 01108-3474, United States

This typical New England-style course was built on rolling terrain and features many mature trees lining its wide-open fairways. ... More on Golf.com
A GREAT VALUE. More on golflink.com

200 Trafton Road Springfield, MA 01108

1010 Memorial Ave., W. Springfield, MA 01089

Indoor miniature golf - Indoor golf simulators - Grand opening Dec. 1, 2007 - Call for hours - Please visit our website More on entertainment.com

1375 Elm St, West Springfield, Massachusetts 01089-1898, United States

Springfield Country Club is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in West Springfield, Massachusetts. This medium-length layout has adequate length for a regulation course. Overall this course p... More on TheGolfCourses.net
This course's fairways are wide and tree lined. Water hazards come into play on four holes, including the signature hole, #6, a 408-yard, par 4, which requires a blind tee shot, then an approach sh... More on Golf.com