Public golf course in Enfield, NH, 03748.
About Montcalm Golf Club
Montcalm Golf Club in Enfield, New Hampshire, grabs your attention with its sweeping mountain views and a sense of seclusion you rarely find this close to the interstate. Designed by George Sargent and Steven Kay in 2001, the course sprawls across rolling terrain, with over 240 meters of elevation change that will keep you guessing on nearly every shot. It’s the kind of place where you’ll want a full battery on your rangefinder and maybe a few extra balls in the bag—especially with eight doglegs and 51 bunkers lurking in strategic spots.
The layout is a stout par 72 stretching just under 6,700 yards, but the real test comes from its 73.0 rating and 138 slope. It’s no pushover, with shot values that reward precision as much as power. The front nine opens up with broad fairways and generous landing areas, but don’t let your guard down: the back nine ramps up the challenge, twisting through forest corridors and demanding carries over deep native grasses. Water doesn’t dominate, but it’s in play enough to keep your attention—especially on the par-5 14th, a risk-reward hole where a bold second shot can set up an eagle look or send you scrambling for bogey.
Montcalm is consistently well-conditioned, with greens that run true and fairways that feel like they’ve been carpeted by a perfectionist. The mountain air is fresh, the views are big, and if you time it right in the fall, the foliage is almost distracting. One caveat: with so much elevation, walking is a workout, and most players opt for a cart.
Best for confident ball-strikers who want a serious test, scenery lovers, and anyone chasing perfect conditions from late spring through autumn.