Pocasset Golf Club

Designed by the legendary architect Donald Ross, the Pocasset Golf Club was first built in the very early 1900s on rolling, natural terrain utilizing the original clubhouse and barn which are still standing on the waterside of Shore Road.

The Village of Pocasset was a vacation destination for many, with steam trains bringing folks to Bourne, stopping at a station then located to the right of our 6th tee.

While the course has undergone considerable changes over the years, many of the original Ross designs remain and Ron Force, a noted devotee of Donald Ross who stayed true to the Ross vision, has designed all recent course restoration.

In 1916, Donald Ross designed the course at Pocasset which today remains a testament to his vision. Since becoming a private, equity owned club in 1989, the course has undergone a total restoration, all in the Ross tradition.

In two short decades, the Pocasset Golf Club has emerged from being a popular public course built in 1916, into one of Cape Cod’s most affordable 18-hole private golf course gems.