Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor
Private

Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor

9 holes • Par 36

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About Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor

The Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor is a private seasonal club on Islesboro, Maine, founded on September 2, 1896 to promote 'boating, golfing and kindred interests.' Its golf operation consists of a nine-hole course, with secondary golf references listing a par of 36 and approximately 3,058 yards. Historical records from the Islesboro Historical Society show that the golf club moved to its present site in 1916 after its earlier Dark Harbor location proved inadequate; an old farmhouse was converted for clubhouse use.

The course is now certified as an Audubon International Golf Course Sanctuary and forms one part of a broader club that also supports sailing, tennis, pickleball, junior programs, dining and social activities. The course has views toward the Camden Hills and remains primarily associated with club membership, although the institution has developed limited opportunities for island residents and community golf activities over time.

The course is a 9-hole golf course. It plays to par 36, 3,058 yards. The course originally opened in 1896. It is a private members-only club. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Dining, Tennis Courts, Pickleball Courts, Sailing.

History & Design

1896
Opened
Historic Islesboro island club founded in 1896
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Origins

The Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor was founded on September 2, 1896 for the purpose of promoting boating, golfing and related interests in the Dark Harbor summer community.

Did You Know?
The golf club moved to its present site in 1916 after its earlier Dark Harbor location was considered inadequate.

Development

The Islesboro Historical Society records that the golf club relocated in 1916. An old farmhouse at the new site was adapted as a clubhouse with changing facilities, tearooms and a veranda.

Recognition

The present golf course is certified as an Audubon International Golf Course Sanctuary.

Today

Golf remains one component of the private club alongside sailing, tennis, pickleball, junior programming, dining and social activities.

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ClubhouseDiningTennis CourtsPickleball CourtsSailing

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