Golf in Lexington

Lexington is a Middlesex County inner suburb northwest of Boston, the town where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired on the town common in April 1775. Three courses serve the community — Lexington Golf Club, Pine Meadows Golf Course, and Stone Meadow Golf — reflecting the sustained demand from one of Greater Boston's most affluent and golf-aware residential communities. The conservation land along the Battle Road and the town's consistent preservation of open space have kept the suburban fabric from fully absorbing the upland terrain that gives Lexington's courses their setting. Golf here draws from both year-round residents and a commuter population that values outdoor access close to Route 128.