Omni Mount Washington Resort

The Mount Washington Course is a 7,004-yard, par-72 Donald Ross design completed in 1915, restored to Ross's original routing, plateau greens, and canted bunkering by noted architect Brian Silva in 2008. It has been named Golfweek's 'Best Course You Can Play in New Hampshire' every year since 2009 and was ranked the #1 public course in the state and #160 among America's best resort courses by Golfweek in 2026. The shorter 9-hole, par-35 Mount Pleasant Course dates to 1895 (Alex Findlay) and was reworked in 1989 by Cornish & Silva with input from Gene Sarazen and Ken Venturi; it runs along the Ammonoosuc River with views of the Presidential Range.

Golf at Bretton Woods is not resident-only or bundled to homeownership. Resort guests can play as green-fee visitors, and the Bretton Woods Club sells a separate paid membership (Full Golf Membership, with complimentary green fees and priority tee times, or a Limited Golf Membership with a set number of non-transferable rounds) open through the resort's membership office; this research pass found no publicly listed initiation fee or annual dues figure, and no evidence that membership is restricted to, or automatically granted to, owners of homes in the surrounding phase property owners' associations. Homeowners in Fairway Village and the other nine BWPOA phase associations get the same access to the golf course as any other member of the public: by paying for a round or joining the club separately.

The Bretton Woods Property Owners' Association, formed in 1987, is the master HOA over ten smaller phase property owners' associations built on and around the resort's golf and ski terrain: Crawford Ridge (22 units), Mt. Washington Place (105 units), Dartmouth Ridge (30), Presidential View (11), Fairway Village (50), River Front (12), Mountain View (15), Stickney Circle (48), Mt. Madison (10), and Stone Hill (10) - roughly 313 units in total. Fairway Village, duplex townhomes and condos built directly along the golf course, is the phase most explicitly marketed on its golf-course frontage and views; see the Fairway Village at Bretton Woods community record for detail. Several other phases are oriented more toward the ski mountain than the golf course, and this research pass did not independently verify each phase's specific relationship to the golf grounds.

Bretton Woods is a genuine four-season resort community: New Hampshire's largest ski area sits on the same grounds as the golf courses, and the Omni Mount Washington Resort & Spa supplies full-service dining, a spa, and hotel amenities that many of the surrounding condo owners can access through resort programs. The village sits on Route 302 in the heart of the White Mountains, a short drive from Crawford Notch and from the town of Twin Mountain.

Bretton Woods is a village within the town of Carroll, in Coos County, New Hampshire, roughly 90 minutes from Portland, Maine and just over 2.5 hours from Boston. It sits along Route 302 at the base of the Presidential Range, adjacent to the White Mountain National Forest.