After more than a century tucked among the pines in Southbridge, Cohasse Country Club is stepping into a new era, one that nearly didn’t happen. ⛳️ The Donald Ross-designed 9-holer was built in 1916 and opened in 1918 as a gift to American Optical employees. But with aging infrastructure and a shrinking membership, the club faced an uncertain future. But a familiar name is helping lead its comeback. Under new owner Kenneth Uracius, known for building up Hardwick Crossing, Cohasse is now open to public play through a semi-private model and is set to undergo a full Ross restoration led by architect Tim Lewis. Among the changes is a familiar face: longtime PGA professional Greg Farland, who learned the game at Cohasse and never stopped thinking about it. “This could be the greatest thing that ever happened to Cohasse,” he said. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to get the full story or visit MassGolf.org. #MassGolf #DonaldRoss #GolfHistory #CohasseCC #CohasseCountryClub #Southbridge