Lake Sunapee Country Club carries the quiet prestige of a classic New England private club, rooted in the hills of the Lake Sunapee region — one of New Hampshire's most scenic corners, where the water and the granite ridgelines define everything around them. New London itself sits at a pleasant elevation in the western part of the state, giving courses in this area a highland feel and four seasons that range from spectacular foliage rounds in October to a short but cherished summer window.
As a members' club, Lake Sunapee is the kind of place built around community and tradition rather than spectacle — the sort of course where the same families have held memberships across generations, and the rhythms of the club calendar matter as much as any individual round.
The par 70 layout suggests a design with character rather than brute length — likely featuring a mix of shorter, strategic holes that reward placement and course knowledge over power, which tends to suit the rolling, wooded terrain of this part of Grafton County particularly well.
