Golf & Minigolf in New Hampshire

New Hampshire’s golfing landscape ranges from historic mountain resort courses to themed adventure parks. This selection features 19th-century designs like the Donald Ross course at Lake Sunapee and the mountain-view fairways of North Conway Country Club. Family-oriented miniature golf sites in the White Mountains and southern regions offer pirate, jungle, and Victorian themes. The list covers diverse terrain, including professional 18-hole championship layouts, 9-hole executive tracks, and landscaped putting greens with waterfalls.

Pirates Cove Adventure Golf

Pirate-themed 18-hole course featuring mountain views, caves, and cascading waterfalls.

Mountain View Grand Golf Course

Historic 9-hole course established in 1900, offering panoramic views of the White Mountains' Presidential Range.

Atkinson Resort & Country Club

Features an 18-hole par 72 championship course and a 9-hole par 3 course in southern New Hampshire.

North Conway Country Club

Established in 1895, this course borders the Saco River and provides views of Mount Washington and the Moat Range.

Lake Sunapee Country Club

18-hole course designed by renowned architect Donald Ross in 1928, located in the Lake Sunapee region.

Woodbound Inn Golf Course

9-hole public course in Jaffrey offering views of Mount Monadnock.

Brookstone Miniature Golf Course

18-hole miniature golf course in Derry featuring professionally landscaped greens and multiple water hazards.

Fore-U Golf Center

Facility in West Lebanon featuring an 18-hole adventure minigolf course and a driving range.

Banana Village Adventure Golf

Jungle-themed adventure miniature golf course located in the White Mountains region.

Victorian Park

Victorian-themed 18-hole minigolf course in Salem with garden landscaping and a central gazebo.

Crystal Lake Golf Club

18-hole public golf course featuring rolling terrain and water hazards near the Massachusetts border.

Granliden Golf Course

Historic 9-hole course dating back to the 1890s, located near the shores of Lake Sunapee.