Fogg Brook Resort Golf Course
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Fogg Brook Resort Golf Course

18 holes • Par 72 • 5,989m • Slope 126

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About Fogg Brook Resort Golf Course

Fogg Brook Resort is an 18-hole public golf course in Palmyra, Maine, part of a combined golf, campground, and RV resort in Somerset County. The par-72 layout plays roughly 6,550 yards from the back markers and offers five tee options (Black, Blue, White, Gold, and Red) to suit different playing levels, with bluegrass fairways and bentgrass greens across a walkable routing. The course was originally built in 1952 as Palmyra Golf Course and Campground and was owned and operated by the Cayer family for decades before being sold in the early 2020s to Randall Anderson, who renamed the property Fogg Brook Resort after the brook running through the land. The club has since undergone renovation work, and Maine golf association listings note the course played differently before 2022.

Golf amenities include a grass-tee driving range, a chipping and putting practice area, and a pro shop. Foggy's Pub serves food and drinks on-site, and the broader resort includes RV and tent campsites, cabins and lodge suites, wooded trails, and a swimming pool. The course is walkable or available by cart, and tee times are booked online rather than through a fixed printed rate sheet, as the operator uses demand-based pricing. Golf staff include a PGA head professional and a course superintendent responsible for year-round maintenance, including recent tree-clearing work aimed at improving playing conditions.

The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 72, 5,989m (6,550 yards), course rating 72.8 and slope rating 126. Designed by Richard Cayer, the course originally opened in 1952. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Junior Membership, Family Membership, Corporate Membership, Driving Range, Pro Shop, Putting Green, Chipping Area.

History & Design

1952
Opened
Richard Cayer
Architects
Resort
Course Style
A daily-fee course paired with a campground and RV resort rather than a stand-alone club, drawing golfers, campers, and day visitors to the same property in rural Somerset County.
Known For
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Origins

Golf in Palmyra dates back to 1952, when the Cayer family built a course on land along a small tributary in Somerset County and began operating it as Palmyra Golf Course and Campground. For close to seventy years, the family ran both the course and an adjoining campground as a single operation, building what the property's current owner has described as "a fun and challenging course, a clean and well-appointed campground and a good atmosphere" with a loyal local following.

Did You Know?
The Fogg Brook Resort name comes from the brook that runs through the property; the course was known simply as Palmyra Golf Course for its first several decades.

Design Philosophy

The layout is a walkable, par-72 routing of roughly 6,550 yards with bluegrass fairways and bentgrass greens, built more for approachable daily-fee play than championship difficulty. Five tee markers — Black, Blue, White, Gold, and Red — spread the course from just over 5,300 yards up to the back tees, letting the same holes serve a wide range of ability levels rather than a single set of championship tees.

Development

The Cayer family sold the course and campground in the early 2020s to Randall Anderson, a Wyoming native who had settled in Maine and, in 2017, left corporate call-center management to buy The Meadows Golf Club in Litchfield. Anderson renamed the Palmyra property Fogg Brook Resort and began a round of course and grounds improvements; Maine's state golf association has since noted on its course listing that the layout "is not the same course you played prior to 2022." Recent work publicized by the club has included tree clearing along the course to improve turf conditions and the addition of robotic mowers to the maintenance program.

Today

Fogg Brook Resort now operates as a combined golf, camping, and dining destination. The golf side is run by a PGA head professional alongside a course superintendent, with a grass-tee driving range and a chipping and putting practice area supporting the 18 holes. Foggy's Pub anchors the food and drink side of the property, while the resort's campground and RV sites, cabins, lodge suites, wooded trails, and pool extend the business well beyond the course itself.

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Facilities

Membership AvailableJunior MembershipFamily MembershipCorporate MembershipDining AvailableDriving RangePro ShopPutting GreenAccommodation AvailableChipping Area

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Scorecard

Blue (Blue) tees

18 holesPar 72Rating 71.4Slope 124
Front 9123456789Out
Par43445443536
Yards4001553553954953753102255003210
Index5715317111319-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4453444353672
Yards43528560015541542542013047533406550
Index81821241061416--

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Course Design

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Richard Cayer is credited as the designer of Palmyra Golf Course (now Fogg Brook Resort) in Palmyra, Maine, which…