Old Orchard Country Club sits on rolling land south of Pittsfield, with fairways that follow the natural contour of the ground rather than imposing a grid. Mature oaks and hickories line most holes, their canopies casting shadows that shift throughout the day and affect club selection on approaches. The rough is kept at a moderate height, penalizing only shots that stray well off line. Greens are bentgrass, cut tight enough to reward a well-struck putt but not so fast that every downhill read becomes a guess. Several holes play across shallow drainage draws that collect rainwater after storms; the course superintendent keeps these areas mowed short, so a ball that lands in them remains playable though the stance is rarely level. Cart paths are asphalt and run along the right side of most holes, minimizing interference with natural turf. The practice putting green sits just outside the modest clubhouse, giving players a true surface to warm up on before their round.
Par 36 9 holes 2922 yards
Old Orchard Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) no homes for sale.