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Playing Privileges Through Philanthropy
Herbert C. Leeds shaped Myopia in South Hamilton, Massachusetts in the 1890s, and it remains one of the least-altered courses of American golf's first generation. It hosted four U.S. Opens between 1898 and 1908.
Herbert C. Leeds
Myopia Hunt Club is a marvelous throw-back to golf in its simplest form...lay out golf holes as the land dictates. Modern architecture tries to avoid blind shots, but Myopia simply lets you deal with them as you work your way through the landscape. And those
Probably one of the finest golf courses in the world! I was here last year and also just came this week to play a round. Even though this summer has been hot and dry the fairway in the greens are in great shape. The groundskeepers are doing a great job.
Used to go to Sunday polo 50 years ago here and walk the polo ponies for some pretty good cash for a kid. Mother used to help train the Equestrian team there. Great memories
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