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South Carver, Massachusetts
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There are many rides for you to enjoy. Some are outdoors, some indoors, and of course our famous classic steam and diesel trains. (Curated content from edaville.com)
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The New England Golfguide has rated Southers Marsh the number one value of all public golf courses in Massachusetts, every year from 2005-2023. Players get the golf, course conditions, and service expected at a resort course without the corporate feel, lengthy time commitment, or expense. Even the most accomplished golfers will be challenged, but four sets of tees ensure that golfers of all abilities will be able to enjoy themselves. (Curated content from southersmarsh.com)
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Featuring 27 holes, Crosswinds offers a unique blend of rolling fairways and large gently undulating greens. Four sets of tee options measuring over 7,000 yards from the black championship markers invite golfers of all abilities for a memorable experience. (Curated content from www.golfcrosswinds.com)
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You will love Squirrel Run, a fun, fast and friendly well-maintained course with a fully stocked golf shop. The 18 hole par 57 executive golf course is located at 32 Elderberry Drive, Plymouth MA 02360. In addition, our golf course offers 9 + 18 hole Ladies Leagues, Men’s League, Two Player League and Senior League. (Curated content from www.golfatsquirrelrun.com)
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Water Wizz of Cape Cod, Inc. was established in 1982 with 4 serpentine slides and the newest thing on the market, 2 speed slides, the first water attractions in New England. (Curated content from www.waterwizz.com)
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Located in historic Plymouth, Massachusetts, Waverly Oaks Golf Club is an upscale, daily fee golf club open to the public. Opened in 1998, to critical acclaim by the golfing community, The Brian Silva design is carved thru 240 acres of natural hills and valleys with over 100 feet in elevation change. Blessed with sand based soils deposited by glaciers, the golf course was designed in harmony with the existing natural topography. The result was an outstanding championship par 72 course, offering 4 sets of tees playing from 7114 yards to 4930 yards with wide forgiving fairways that provide a fair test of golf for players of all abilities. (Curated content from www.waverlyoaksgc.com)
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Atlantic Country Club is one of the premier golf courses south of Boston. Atlantic’s vast layout spreads 18 championship holes over 187 acres of land in beautiful South Plymouth, MA. Voted three and a half stars in Golf Digest’s “Places to Play,” the Atlantic offers four sets of tees, accommodating all levels of ability. The bent grass fairways and greens boast superb conditions. (Curated content from www.atlanticcountryclub.net)
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The Bay Pointe Club was built in 1964 and was known as Wareham Country Club until 1988. Today, the Bay Pointe Club offers a unique collection of 18 championship golf holes designed by Geoffrey Cornish. (Curated content from baypointeclub.com)
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“Little Harbor” is a public 18-hole Par 56 Executive Golf Course, with bent grass greens, lush fairways, manicured rough, water features and completely golfer friendly. Memberships [Season Passes] are offered for those who want to take advantage of advanced tee time reservations, the benefits are playing Kings Way and Rockland Golf Courses at no additional charges for green fees, and our fun yet competitive club sponsored tournaments and much more. (Curated content from www.littleharborgolf.com)
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Built in 1677, the gambrel-roofed Harlow “Old Fort” House is one of the few remaining 17th-century buildings in Plymouth. It was originally the family residence of settler William Harlow, a farmer, cooper, and town official, who also served as sergeant of the local militia and participated in King Philip’s War. In 1676, Harlow was granted permission to salvage material from the fort-house on Burial Hill to use in the construction of his new dwelling. The house, a local landmark for generations, is listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places. (Curated content from plymouthantiquarian.org)
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