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Stow Acres Country Club

Designed by Geoffrey S. Cornish, ASGCA and opened in 1965

North - Stow, Massachusetts

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Course Details

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Length:

6939 yards

Slope:

130

Rating:

72.8

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "North" course at the Stow Acres Country Club facility in Stow, Massachusetts features 6939 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.8 and it has a slope rating of 130. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $85. Stow Acres Country Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees. Designed by Geoffrey S. Cornish, ASGCA, the North golf course opened in 1965.

Estimated Green Fees

$85

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18 Holes

72 Par

6939 Yards

Scorecard for North

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black74.20/131	557	437	372	421	503	222	377	192	478	3559	422	444	468	190	373	407	191	415	566	3476	7035
Blue74.20/131	540	418	372	408	501	201	362	184	439	3425	389	420	468	179	368	407	187	403	551	3372	6797
White70.70/127	503	374	354	387	472	180	318	165	426	3179	359	392	424	169	340	369	166	376	536	3131	6310
Silver68.90/124	474	357	271	368	455	169	303	148	402	2947	335	376	406	159	323	355	154	361	520	2989	5936
Silver (L)74.40/132	474	357	271	368	455	169	303	148	402	2947	335	376	406	159	323	355	154	361	520	2989	5936
Par	5	4	4	3	5	4	4	3	4	36	4	4	5	3	4	4	3	4	5	36	72

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3.5

Based on 5 Reviews

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Sharon S. Reviewed July 16, 2020

I've played the North front 9 twice now - after not having played golf in two years...enjoyed my outings. Course is challenging but not intimidating. I will come back.

Michael W. Reviewed July 18, 2015

Friday July 17,2015
I take turns playing the North & South courses. The North course usually charges $10 more than the south course;however,both course are good in there own way. The North course is about 500 yards longer than the South course, and there are more doglegs. The south course is more traditional New England with more elevation changes. Both course are tree lined with basically no housing in site. I enjoy courses which are all golf with no outside interferences. Both courses have a short par 5, which can be reached in two, so there is a chance for an albatross! On the north side, it is hole #12, a slight dogleg left. My two favorite holes are #4, a par 4, 421 yards, and the 2nd shot is a carry over water. When the pin is tucked left, most people will be happy with a bogey. My other favorite hole is #18. A great finishing hole. It is a 3 shotter for me. The hole is a real par 5, 566 yards uphill with water in between. The first time you play this hole, it appears to be a bear. But, with strategic shot placement, the hole is not as hard as it appears. The course was in impeccable condition. The greens role true, and the superintendant gets a bonus in my book.

john S. Reviewed June 16, 2012

The North course is the course preferred by the better golfers. The course is more difficult than the South course.
We played last week after not playing here for many years.
The greens were very well maintained and the ball rolled nicely.
Many of the fairways had very thin hard pack areas that suffered from what appeared to be flooding. Last winter was the mildest in history so it wasn't ice damage.
We played from the Blue Tees and faced some difficult tee shots. How about a 249 yard par 3?
Too many dog legs, especially on the back nine. You reach a point where you want to hit your driver but can't. 18 is a monster dog leg left (you can hit your driver) with a narrow gap to lay up and the green is up a severe slope. With the wind, a local told me to play up 4 club lengths.
Maybe it was the fact that we hadn't played here in a long time but we were not impressed.
Need food at the turn? We did but as walkers it is not easy. The clubhouse is about 100 yards away and across the road. We saw nothing that allowed us to order via phone. Maybe we missed it but we had to eat from the beverage cart (candy bars and trail mix).
Not the friendliest staff in the shop or on the course.
The men's room still stinks of mold,mildew and urine.