Toddy Brook Golf Course

Rated a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Maine, Toddy Brook Golf Course in North Yarmouth, Maine is an 18-hole, par-71 public course designed by Robert Anderson and Christina Anderson-Benn and opened in 2002. The layout moves across rolling hills with elevation drops of up to 150 feet and several water hazards. Hole 1 sets the tone early — a slightly uphill, dogleg-left par 4 with a pond on the left and fairway bunkers on the right. Hole 3 plays from an elevated tee box requiring a carry over fescue. Hole 6 calls for a longer tee shot to a tree-lined, bunker-protected green. Hole 7 is a par-4 dogleg right with a pond in the middle and a multi-tiered green. The course has hosted the L.L. Bean/United Way, ABC Golf Classic, Johnny D Classic, MSGA Men, Club Championship Weekend, Ryder Cup, and Maine Youth tournaments. Practice facilities include a driving range with grass tees, a putting green, and professional instruction through clinics and private lessons. The clubhouse includes a fully stocked golf shop, a cafe with a full menu, a bar stocked with a wide selection of microbrews, and locker rooms.