$139 for Golf with Cart for Two at The International (Up to $258 Value)
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The Oaks course’s 18 holes stretch 6,944 yd. across a 600-acre resort alongside the larger, more difficult The Pines course
Golf is considered a gentleman's game due to its emphasis on proper etiquette, color-coordinated outfits, and the removal of all brass knuckles before competition. Suit up for sportsmanship with this Groupon.
$139 for an 18-Hole Round of Golf for Two (Up to $258 Value)
Cart rental is included to help players traverse The Oaks course, designed by Tom Fazio. The course is currently closed for the season and is scheduled to reopen in April, weather permitting; this Groupon can be redeemed through May 31.
Rates vary throughout the day.
The Oaks course’s 18 holes stretch 6,944 yd. across a 600-acre resort alongside the larger, more difficult The Pines course
Golf is considered a gentleman's game due to its emphasis on proper etiquette, color-coordinated outfits, and the removal of all brass knuckles before competition. Suit up for sportsmanship with this Groupon.
$139 for an 18-Hole Round of Golf for Two (Up to $258 Value)
Cart rental is included to help players traverse The Oaks course, designed by Tom Fazio. The course is currently closed for the season and is scheduled to reopen in April, weather permitting; this Groupon can be redeemed through May 31.
Rates vary throughout the day.
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About The International
The International combines 36 holes of world-class golf with exceptional cuisine from Chef Joseph Brenner, who plied his craft working for years alongside celebrity chef Todd English. Stationed in the middle of the courses’ 600 acres of evergreen forests, The Fireplace Room showcases Chef Brenner’s rotating menu of seasonally inspired international recipes made largely from local ingredients. Even the restaurant’s design showcases an appreciation of the seasons, with rows of windows and a patio capturing views of the surrounding forest. At night, the view improves as spotlights illuminate the evergreens.
However, the club's crown jewels are its pair of golf courses: The Pines, open to members only, and The Oaks, open to the public since May 2012. Originally sculpted into the landscape in 1957 and redesigned by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1972, The Pines course was ranked the second-hardest course in the country by Golf Digest in 2007. The Tom Fazio–designed The Oaks course affords panoramic views of the Nashua River Valley to complement its golfer-friendly course play.
Aside from golf, the resort also offers activities that range from snowshoeing to yoga, all available within its extensive facilities or through its proximity to local attractions.