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Oyster Harbors Club

Osterville, MA
🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴4/5 grail
Designed by Donald Ross  ·  4.8★ players
✈ BOS 59 mi · Boston 61 mi
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Why it’s a grail

Oyster Harbors Club, a private Donald Ross design, offers an exclusive golf experience on Grand Island, enveloped by the serene waters of Nantucket Sound.

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About the course

Oyster Harbors Club is a private golf club located within an exclusive gated community on Grand Island in Osterville, Massachusetts. The course was designed by the esteemed architect Donald Ross. Its unique setting places it on an island almost entirely surrounded by the waters of North Bay, West Bay, Seapuit River, and Cotuit Bay, offering unrestricted boating access to Nantucket Sound. The club is known for its serene, waterfront environment rather than a significant championship pedigree.

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Design & remodels

Donald Ross

Player reviews

Google 4.8★ · 59 ratings
5★ · Matt Lyons · 3 years ago

Aside from being one of the most gorgeous places on cape cod, the staff and quality of service is exemplary. I would recommend OHC to anyone looking for a picturesque venue with an extremely accommodating management team.

5★ · Jason Roebuck · 4 months ago

Beautiful course and excellent conditions. Staff is incredibly pleasant and welcoming.

5★ · Suzanne Hickey · 7 years ago

It's a beautiful location. Surrounded by vistas of tranquil waters, beautiful homes, green grass everywhere. The food and service is superb. The golf course is well maintained and challenging. Had a wonderful day!

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