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North Andover sits in the Merrimack Valley, just south of the New Hampshire border, where the landscape tends toward wooded hills, glacial terrain, and the kind of quiet New England countryside that makes for naturally contoured golf. The town itself has a deep history — one of the oldest communities in Massachusetts — and the surrounding Essex County region supports a genuine golf culture, with a mix of classic private clubs and accessible public tracks spread across the area.
Squires Glen is a public 18-hole layout, which in this part of Massachusetts means it likely draws a broad mix of local regulars, league players, and golfers passing through the greater Lawrence-Haverhill corridor. Courses in this terrain often work with rolling topography, mature hardwoods, and the seasonal drama that New England golf delivers — brilliant fall color, demanding spring conditions, and summer rounds that reward players who can manage tight tree-lined fairways.
Without deeper records on hand, the full story of Squires Glen's design origins and signature holes remains to be explored — but the setting alone makes it worth the trip for anyone who appreciates golf rooted in honest, unpretentious New England ground.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHITE · men | — | 70 | 113 | — |
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