Ranked as one of the top 20 best golf courses by Golf Digest, the 18-hole Cape Cod National course offers exceptional views and challenging play for both casual and competitive golfers. From its smooth, fast fairways and greens to its delightfully varied tee-shot landing areas, this par 72 championship course is a must-play golf resort in Massachusetts.
Cape Cod National is closed for the 2024 season and will re-open May 2025.
A primary attraction at Wequassett is neighboring Cape Cod National Golf Club. While there are many options to experience Cape Cod golf, CCN is one of the finest, most prestigious clubs in Cape Cod and the nation. Play is restricted to Club members and guests of the resort.
Call (508) 432-5400 to book a tee time.
Challenging Holes
Championship Quality Yards
Par Course
Challenging Holes
Championship Quality Yards
Par Course
Challenging Holes
Championship Quality Yards
Par Course
Scorecard (click on 1-18 above),
18 Holes
Par 72
Keep your tee shot down the right side to avoid the fairway bunker on the left. On the second shot, favor the right side again to leave you the best approach angle. This narrow green slopes slightly from back to front.
On this long par 4, favor the right side of the fairway, avoiding the deepbunkers on the left. On your approach, be aware of the false front and the penal bunkers to the right of the green.
From the tee, stay right to avoid the fairway bunker. Be cautious on your second shot; the fairway slopes to the right toward the water. The third shot plays longer than the yardage.
This tee shot stresses accuracy over distance. Long hitters can carry the left bunkers, but the prudent play is to the right side of the fairway. You must carry the potbunker on the approach to this two-tiered green.
On this challenging par 4, aim your drive at the fairway bunker on the right furthest from the tees. From that bunker, the fairway slopes downhill to a large green guarded by bunkers on the right.
On this par 3, water and bunkers guard the green. Keep the tee shot to the right to avoid the water and the two deepest bunkers on the course.
The saddle-shaped green on this short par 4 is hidden over the hill to the left. Play between the fairway bunkers to leave a short pitch. Going over the green almost always leads to a big number.
This narrow green slopes from left to right. Favor the left side of the green.
Long hitters can try and carry the bunker protecting the inside of the dogleg on the right; all others should aim toward the left side of the fairway. On your approach, note the right green side bunker.
Aim your tee shot toward the bunker on the far side of the fairway. The hole veers right between the two bunkers you can see from the tee. Keep your second shot on the right side of the fairway. Do not fly this well-guarded green.
Favor the right side of the fairway off the tee. You may play a run-up shot between the two green side bunkers. Keep lay-up second shots left of the fairway bunkers on the right. The back quarter of this green slopes away from you.
Off the tee, play down the right rough/fairway line, do not go left. Your approach to the rather large, receptive green must carry a hazard. Do not enter any red or green-staked areas.
Aim at the lone pine guarding the right side of this large, deep green that slopes from back to front. The contour will bring the ball left, back onto the green. The entire left side of this hole is environmentally protected, so stay to the right.
On this unique par 4, play your tee shot to the right side of the fairway, avoiding the left side at all costs. Most shots toward the steep hill on the right usually kick down toward the fairway. Your approach shot requires precise distance control.
Favor the left side of the fairway off the tee. Water comes into play on the second shot. This green slopes toward the pond. Note the hidden bunker to the right of the green.
This is the shortest hole on the course. Going over this large, receptive green leads to trouble. Bunkers guard the green on all sides.
Aim your tee shot between the bunkers fronting the fairway. Your second shot must carry the deep ravine or be a lay up to the left side of this narrowing fairway. From there, you must get up and down. Shots landing beyond this flat green will come back down the slope.
If par is your goal on this slight dogleg left, avoid the deep right fairway bunker. Play your approach to the left center of this receptive green. Bunkers loom to the right.