Country Club Of Billerica
Parkland

Country Club Of Billerica

18 holes • Par 69 • 5,030m • Slope 119

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About Country Club Of Billerica

Country Club of Billerica is an 18-hole public golf course in Billerica, Massachusetts, built in 1971 on land that was formerly part of the Mears Farm. Designed by New England architect Philip Wogan, it plays to a par of 69 from its White tees (5,501 yards, 66.4/119) and 5,798 yards from the Blue tees (67.9/123), with a shorter Red tee option (4,485 yards, 66.5/115). The layout has bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways, with a front nine generally considered easier and a tighter, tree-lined back nine that includes more elevation change.

The course operates on a daily-fee public basis, with seasonal memberships also available, and runs from April through mid-November. Facilities include two practice greens, a driving range, a pro shop, and a golf instruction program. The clubhouse houses a function hall used for weddings and banquets, along with a lounge and sports bar known as "The 19th Hole."

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 69, 5,030m (5,501 yards), course rating 66.4 and slope rating 119. Designed by Philip Wogan, the course originally opened in 1971. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Driving Range, Practice Green, Bar.

History & Design

1971
Opened
Philip Wogan
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
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Origins

Long before it was a golf course, the land at 51 Baldwin Road was farmland. The 120-plus acre parcel had belonged to the Mears family and, later, the Ferren family and their ancestors, who worked it for generations before anyone thought to route fairways across it.

That changed in the late 1960s, when the Ferren family — Francis and his sons William, Daniel, Paul, and Michael — decided to turn part of the farm into a golf course open to the public rather than a private club restricted to a membership roll. The course opened for play in 1971, a period when daily-fee, family-run courses like this one were expanding rapidly across suburban New England to meet growing demand for affordable golf.

Design Philosophy

The course was laid out by Philip Wogan, a Massachusetts-based golf course architect who spent his career designing player-friendly, daily-fee public courses across New England after taking over operations at the Essex County Club in the late 1950s. Billerica is one of more than forty layouts credited to him in the region.

The routing reflects that daily-fee, public-access intent: a front nine that plays comparatively open and forgiving, followed by a tighter, tree-lined back nine with more elevation change. The par-69 layout tops out at 5,798 yards from the back (Blue) tees, with White and Red tees offering shorter options — a spread of yardages meant to accommodate a broad range of playing abilities rather than test elite golfers.

Development

Despite its "Country Club" name, the facility has operated from the outset as a daily-fee public course, with membership offered as an option rather than a requirement to play. Over the decades since 1971, the club has expanded its non-golf offerings, adding a function hall for weddings and banquets and "The 19th Hole" lounge and sports bar, diversifying the property's use beyond the golf course itself.

Today

Country Club of Billerica continues to operate as a public course today, drawing local recreational golfers, weekday leagues, and seasonal members, alongside its banquet and function-hall business. The founding Ferren family's goal — an accessible, affordable place to learn and play golf — remains the course's stated purpose.

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Facilities

Pro ShopDriving RangePractice GreenBarMembership AvailableDining Available

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Weekday
Weekday 9 Holes (Walking)$27—
Weekday 18 Holes (Walking)$41—
Weekday 9 Holes with Cart$42—
Weekday 18 Holes with Cart$66—
Other
Pull Cart$5—
Senior (60+) 18 Holes with Cart, Mon-Thu until 1pm$55—
Senior (60+) 18 Holes Walking, Mon-Thu until 1pm$32—
Cart Rental Only - 18 Holes$25—
Club Rental$20—
Weekend
Weekend & Holiday 18 Holes with Cart$75Carts subject to availability; 18-hole rounds must be booked prior to 1pm
Weekend & Holiday 9 Holes (Walking)$35Must book 18-hole rounds prior to 1pm on weekends/holidays
Weekend & Holiday 18 Holes (Walking)$50Must book 18-hole rounds prior to 1pm on weekends/holidays
Weekend & Holiday 9 Holes with Cart$50Carts subject to availability; 18-hole rounds must be booked prior to 1pm
9 hole
Senior (60+) 9 Holes Walking, Mon-Thu until 1pm$22—
Senior (60+) 9 Holes with Cart, Mon-Thu until 1pm$36—
Cart Rental Only - 9 Holes$15—
Member
Member Cart Fee - 18 Holes$22—
Member Cart Fee - 9 Holes$13—

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 695,302mRating 67.9Slope 123
Front 9123456789Out
Par53453433434
Metres4431573514391133261601373752501
Yards4851723844801243571751504102737
Index41486181012162-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4443443543569
Metres28534830915133028918753936127995300
Yards31238133816536131620458939530615798
Index1371117515913--

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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Philip WoganDesigner

Philip A. Wogan (1918–2010) was a New England golf course architect who served as primary designer on more than 40…