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Dover-Foxcroft sits in the Piscataquis County highlands of central Maine — well off the coastal tourist circuit, closer to Moosehead Lake than to the nearest interstate. It's the kind of working Maine town where the golf club functions as a genuine community anchor, and Foxcroft Golf Club has filled that role for generations of local players who know every bounce and break on the property.
The course plays to a par 70, which in Maine's short-season context shapes how it was built and how it reads. Layouts of this type tend to reward accuracy and course management over raw power, and the natural contours of central Maine's rolling, forested terrain give a course like this a feel that no amount of design budget can manufacture — real ground, real trees, real weather.
Central Maine golf runs from May into October at best, and the compressed season gives clubs like Foxcroft a particular intensity of community loyalty. Regulars here aren't casual visitors; they're members who've spent decades learning the land. That accumulated local knowledge is part of what any newcomer is really buying into when they show up to play.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHITE/BLUE · men | 5,546 | 66.1 | 106 | 70 |
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