Semi-Private · 9 Holes

Foxcroft Golf Club

84 Foxcroft Center Road, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine

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4.7★29 Reviews

Dover-Foxcroft, MELocation

The Club

About Foxcroft Golf Club

Foxcroft Golf Club is a charming nine-hole public golf course nestled in the picturesque Piscataquis County Highlands in Dover Foxcroft. The club offers a welcoming atmosphere for golfers of all skill levels, with the option to book tee times or simply walk in and play. In addition to the course, the club features a state-of-the-art...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart

Pull Cart

Club Rental

Pro Shop

Putting Green

Restaurant

Reception Hall

Clubhouse

Changing Room

Real Estate

Nearby Listings

No listings at this club yet — here are nearby properties:

235 Webster Avenue

Bangor, ME

$675,000

5 Fairways

Bangor, ME

$429,000

Reviews

What People Say

4.7/5

★★★★★

Google · 29 reviews

In summary

Foxcroft Golf Club is well-regarded for its friendly staff, well-maintained greens, and affordable pricing, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and seasoned golfers. The nine-hole course offers a fun and varied playing experience, especially with different tees for a second round. While the fairways can be slightly fuzzy, possibly due to weather conditions, the overall course condition is praised, and recent improvements, including a new clubhouse, have been positively received.

★★★★★2 years ago

Nice little 9 hole course, can't wait to see the new clubhouse.

— Nate Randall

★★★★★4 years ago

Fun 9 hole golf course. Play different tees on second nine to make a interesting playing experience. Cannot wait to play there again in the near future.

— Kevin Skillings

★★★★★a year ago

My son (11y.o.) and I just started picking golf up this year, and this is a great place to start. Friendly staff nice course and very good price.

— Brian Zwicker

★★★★★7 years ago

Nice little mom and pop nine holer. The second and third holes are legitimate par fours. Greens were in good shape, fairways were a little fuzzy, maybe intentionally because of the dry weather.

— Steve Caouette

★★★★★2 years ago