Golfing in Maine's Lakes and Mountains
Sweeping Mountain vistas. Peaceful lakeside scenery. Awe-inspiring championship golf courses.
Throughout the region you’ll find golf courses as beautiful as they are challenging. In the fall, the lush green trees that lined the fairways in the summer turn ablaze in bright yellows, reds, and oranges. You may find you’ll spend as much time taking in the scenery as you do concentrating on your game.
Play one of the oldest golf courses in the state, Paris Hill Country Club in Paris, established in 1899 for nine holes of short, tight, and challenging terrain. Or experience a breathtaking Robert Trent Jones course at Sunday River Golf Club located in the Western Lakes and Mountains.
With nearly two dozen golf courses dotting the landscape of Maine’s Lakes and Mountains, your game will only improve as your visit here becomes unforgettable.
Golf Courses in Maine's Lakes and Mountains
Bethel Inn Resort – 18 Holes, Bethel
Bridgton Highlands Country Club – 18 Holes, Bridgton
Evergreen Golf Club – 9 Holes, Rangeley
Fox Ridge Golf Club – 18 Holes, Auburn
Hebron Pines Golf Course – 9 Holes, Hebron
Lake Kezar Country Club – 18 Holes, Lovell
Martindale Country Club – 18 Holes, Auburn
Mingo Springs Golf Course – 18 Holes, Rangeley
Norway Country Club – 9 Holes, Norway
Oakdale Country Club – 9 Holes, Mexico
Paris Hill Country Club – 9 Holes, Paris
Point Sebago Golf Resort – 18 Holes, Casco
Poland Spring Country Club – 18 Holes, Poland Spring
Prospect Hill Golf Course – 18 Holes, Auburn
Spring Meadows Golf Club – 18 Holes, Gray
Springbrook Golf Club – 18 Holes, Leeds
Sugarloaf Golf Club – 18 Holes, Carrabassett Valley
Sunday River Golf Club – 18 Holes, Newry
Turner Highlands Golf Course – 18 Holes, Turner
Wilson Lake Country Club – 9 Holes, Wilton
Disc Golf in in Maine's Lakes and Mountains
Disc golf is played much like golf. Instead of a ball and clubs, though, players use a flying disc. The sport shares with golf the object of completing each hole in the least number of strokes (or, in the case of disc golf, the least throws). A golf disc is thrown from a tee area to a target or the "hole." The trees, shrubs, and terrain provide challenging obstacles. The "putt" lands in the basket, and the hole is scored.
Devils Grove Disc Golf – Lewiston
Dragan Field Disc Golf – Auburn
Sabattus Disc Golf Course & Pro Shop – Sabattus
Campbell Highlands Disc Golf – Auburn
Cranberry Valley Disc Golf – Turner
Summit Spring Disc Golf – Poland
Mini-Golf in in Maine's Lakes and Mountains
People of all ages and abilities can enjoy the sport of mini-golf. Hit a brightly colored ball from a tee-off point into a hole in as few shots as possible. There are always a variety of exciting and tricky obstacles for players to putt through, over, under, and around! Follow a game up with an ice cream cone, and summer is complete.
Big Adventure Minigolf – Bethel
Tabers Mini-Golf – Auburn
Roys Allsteak Hamburgers and Golf Center – Auburn
Visitor Resources: Maine Golf
