The Donald Ross New England Trail is the Ross-pilgrimage road trip across CT, RI, MA, NH, and ME — 22 publicly playable Ross designs in our catalog, $$ pricing, BOS airport, best played May through October.
22-course public-access trail spanning CT, RI, MA, NH, and ME — every region where Ross worked from his 1899 Boston base. Anchors: George Wright + William J. Devine in Boston ($41-$50 munis), Mount Washington at the Omni resort, Triggs Memorial in Providence, Cape Neddick + Poland Spring in Maine. Five sub-trails total. Ross country with the resort markup stripped out.
22 courses
Donald Ross (1915), Brian Silva restoration (2008)
Donald Ross (1932)
Donald Ross (1914)
Donald Ross (1916)
Donald Ross (1938, completed by Walter Irving Johnson)
Original 1896; Donald Ross redesign (1922)
Donald Ross (early 1900s, original 9) and Brian Silva (1996, second 9 in Ross style)
Arthur Fenn (1896); Donald Ross redesign (1915)
Original 1897; Donald Ross redesign (1920)
Donald Ross (1922)
Donald Ross original (early 1900s); Robert McNeil / Northeast Golf Co. restoration (2024)
Donald Ross (1922)
Donald Ross (1927)
Donald Ross (1916, opened 1918)
Donald Ross (1923, holes 2-3-4-14-15) and Geoffrey Cornish (back nine)
Donald Ross (1927 redesign of 1895 layout)
Donald Ross (1920)
Donald Ross (1909, expanded to 18 holes)
Donald Ross (1921, original 9) and Cornish-Silva (1986, second 9)
Donald Ross (1924)
Donald Ross (1906); George F. Sargent Jr. restoration (2008)
Original 1900; Donald Ross redesign and 9-hole expansion (1914)
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Best months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
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Build Your TripDonald Ross New England Trail data is part of Scramble's catalog of 131 destinations and 1026 independently researched courses. Weather data from 20 years of Open-Meteo; awards compiled from Golf Digest, Golfweek, and state-level rankings.
Published April 2026. Updated when the data or Scramble’s recommendations change.