Golfing

Golfing in the Rangeley, Maine area is more than a sport—it’s an immersion in the state’s rugged beauty and tranquil charm. Surrounded by mountains, lakes, and vast forests, this region offers a collection of scenic courses that highlight Maine’s natural splendor in every season, from spring’s fresh greens to fall’s fiery foliage.

in the Rangeley area.

Right in the heart of Rangeley, Mingo Springs Golf Course delivers classic New England golf with 18 walkable holes, panoramic views, and regular visits from local wildlife. A short drive south brings you to Evergreen Golf Club in West Farmington, a relaxed and welcoming 9-hole course perfect for families and casual rounds. Also nearby, Wilson Lake Country Club offers a more challenging 9-hole layout nestled in rolling hills.

For golfers seeking premier experiences, Belgrade Lakes Golf Club—a semi-private gem often ranked among Maine’s best—boasts immaculate fairways and stunning lake vistas. And just under an hour from Rangeley, the Sugarloaf Golf Club, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design, is a dramatic mountain course that tests skill while rewarding with breathtaking scenery.

Golf here isn’t just about the game—it’s about playing in places that make you pause, look around, and remember why you came to Maine.



A public course

with stunning views of

Rangeley Lake.


Nestled in the hills above Rangeley Lake, Mingo Springs Golf Course is a hidden gem that has welcomed golfers since 1920. This public 18-hole course offers breathtaking views of the lake, surrounding mountains, and rolling fields that come alive with purple lupines in early summer.

The clubhouse provides club and cart rentals, a driving range and lessons as well as a welcoming atmosphere perfect for post‑round refreshments.

Though not a PGA Tour stop, the course hosted the Maine Open in 1939, where celebrated amateur Roy Adams clinched victory on this very Rangeley layout.

More than just a round of golf, Mingo Springs delivers a romantic fusion of strategy and serenity, where every shot is framed by mountain views, shimmering water, and the delicate bloom of lupines along the fairways.



Just 25 miles from Rangeley

Golf Digest ranked this course

number 3 in Maine.


Nestled in the rolling hills of central Maine, Belgrade Lakes Golf Club is widely considered one of the most scenic and well-designed public courses in New England. Designed by British golf architect Clive Clark, the course flows naturally through pine forests, granite outcroppings, and elevation changes that reveal sweeping views of Long Pond and Great Pond. Each hole is carefully crafted to blend into the landscape, offering both a challenge and a visual feast. Golfers encounter dramatic tee shots, thoughtfully placed bunkers, and lightning-fast greens that reward precision and strategy.

The course consistently earns national acclaim, including rankings in Golf Digest’s Top 100 Public Courses in the U.S., and is regularly listed among Maine’s top three by Golf Digest, Golfweek, and Top100GolfCourses.com. Its panoramic practice green is often cited as one of the most beautiful in the country.

Located just over 25 miles from Rangeley, it’s a perfect golf getaway for visitors seeking world-class play amid unspoiled Maine wilderness. The course has hosted high-profile regional events, including the Maine Amateur Championship.

Consistently ranked among the top public courses in the country, Belgrade Lakes combines natural beauty with championship-caliber golf. With a welcoming atmosphere and unforgettable scenery, it’s more than just a round—it’s a true Maine experience. Come discover golf the way it should be.

Whether you're chasing your personal best or simply enjoying the views, Belgrade Lakes Golf Club delivers a golf experience unlike any other. Nestled in the heart of Maine and just a short drive from Rangeley, the course offers breathtaking mountain vistas, pristine fairways, and a layout that challenges and delights players of all levels.



Sugarloaf’s Golf Course

has been ranked in the top 100


for public courses by Golf Digest.

Less than an hour from Rangeley, Sugarloaf Golf Course is one of Maine’s best courses and draws golfers from across New England and beyond. A demanding Robert Trent Jones Jr. mountain course and past member of Golf Digest's 100 Greatest Public list, Sugarloaf is a true ball-striking test with narrow fairways guarded by dense forest and imposing rocks.

This championship 18-hole layout winds through the Carrabassett Valley, offering dramatic elevation changes, pristine fairways, and panoramic views at every turn. The meticulously maintained greens roll fast and true, while deep bunkers and strategic water hazards can be a challenge for even seasoned golfers.

The greens have significant undulations with numerous shelves, creating a variety of possible pin locations. Sugarloaf's signature holes, the 10th and 11th, offer stunning panoramic views of the Maine wilderness and feature dramatic dropoffs from tee to green.

At the par-3 11th, aptly nicknamed "Precipice" the two-tiered green is set 120 feet below the tee box and offers golfers a true taste of Maine.

Whether you're a scratch golfer or a weekend enthusiast, Sugarloaf delivers rugged beauty, expert design, and proximity to Rangeley's lakes and outdoor attractions. It's no wonder Sugarloaf is considered one of the premier golf courses in the Northeast.



a great course but only want

What if you’re up for


Nine holes of golf?

Evergreen Golf Club in Rangeley, Maine is a hidden gem—nine beautifully kept holes set against lush evergreens and hardwoods, with stunning views of nearby Saddleback Mountain and the Rangeley Lakes region. Designed by George Buck, the course offers five tee options per hole and a par‑35 layout of about 3,290 yards.

The fairways are smooth and inviting, and the fast, multi‑level greens deliver plenty of challenge.

With its compact nine‑hole design and friendly pace of play—many golfers finish in under two hours.

—Evergreen is ideal for fitting in a quick game before heading off to hike the Appalachian Trail on Saddleback, or spend the afternoon boating or fishing on Rangeley Lake.

Its natural beauty, approachable layout, and proximity to all the outdoor adventures of the Rangeley region make it a perfect one‑stop spot.

9 holes with plenty of challenge.

Contact them at (207) 864-9055 to inquire about tee time availability and to schedule your next round.