⛳ Celebrating 125 | Franklin Country Club ⛳ Franklin Country Club is an 18-hole, par-71 (6,749 yards) course located in a southeastern Massachusetts town that was the first to name itself after Benjamin Franklin. The club's feathered quill logo is a nod to the famous Founding Father. Starting as a 9-hole course in 1899 on leased farmland, the course has utilized the natural terrain with its deep gullies, ponds, and twin brooks, which require proper course management. After decades of planning and discussion, the course expanded to 18 holes in 1974. Despite financial hardships over the years, generations of selfless members found creative ways to save the club and enable it to thrive as it does today. “To be a member of something that has 125 years of sustainability through generational changes is awe-inspiring,” said Robert DeFlaminis, Franklin Country Club’s president. “Now we’re the guardians of the club. We are truly golf-centric. We have a phenomenal championship-level golf c...