The Ranch Golf Club COURSE Review

The Ranch Golf Club is a very interesting facility, an epic poem dedicated to worlds most beloved sport (read golf) in its purest form, and it also makes for THE hotspot that put an obscure border town of New England to the worlds golf map. The golf course at the Ranch Golf Club was laid out by the famous California based architect Pascuzzo, who designed it in true Italian tradition as a tournament worthy, sporty yet cerebral concoction, sitting on an idyllic location, spiraling delightfully into the countys wooded uplands. The routing of the Ranch Golf Club will require a mix of cat and mouse strategics and, occasionally, raw power, all these features combined resulting in a memorable layout if it ever was one and an unforgettable experience.

The golf course sits on a beautiful piece of real estate, a former country retreat (hence the Ranch moniker) of the Crane Paper Company family, which were, back in the day, the barons of the bond paper industry as they invented/developed the cloth embedded stock that later became the US Treasurys choice when it comes to counterfeit resistant money. Damian Pascuzzo did an excellent job at the Ranch Golf Club , creating a course which is both beautiful and challenging, as its set on the rolling hills of the pioneer valley, offering scenic vistas. The hidden greens, the blind T shots and the fairly difficult terrain seem to make the Ranch Golf Club course challenging from any T box, making for a fun, high quality and yet affordable golfing experience for players of all skill levels. If you remember to stay out of the fringes and not hit past the pins, youll be in for an immensely enjoyable endeavor while visiting the Ranch Golf Club, as youll savor a great layout and some epic views while being forced to use all of your clubs in the golf bag.