Course Description

Samoset Resort is an iconic 18-hole championship golf course located in Rockport, Maine. The course was masterfully designed by Bob Elder in 1973 and offers challenges for golfers of all skill levels. It’s a full service golf facility that provides a complete golf experience. The course is meticulously maintained with a mixture of demanding par threes and fours, and reachable par fives, all with beautiful views of Penobscot Bay. With conditioned fairways, tricky and fast greens, the course is designed to test the shot-making skills of both amateur and professional golfers.

Area Information

Samoset Resort is nestled in the coastal town of Rockport in the state of Maine, USA. Rockport is known for its scenic beauty and unique blend of outdoor activities, shopping, and dining options. More information about the local area can be found at the Rockport Town Website.

Nearby Attractions

Travel Arrangements

The resort is located at 220 Warrenton St, Rockport, ME, 04856, USA. Major airports nearby include Bangor International Airport and Portland International Jetport. For accommodations, the Samoset Resort itself offers rooms, suites, and even private cottages for a comfortable stay. More lodging options can be found in nearby towns like Camden or Rockland.

Weather Patterns

Maine has a humid continental climate, with warm summers and cold, snowy winters. May through October is considered the best time to play golf at Samoset Resort, with the most pleasant weather occurring from June to September. However, variations can occur, so it’s always a good idea to check the weather forecasts prior to planning your trip.

Best Times to Play

The course sees less traffic on weekday mornings, making it an ideal time for uninterrupted play. The weather from late spring to early fall is typically comfortable for golfing, while offering stunning views of the changing foliage.

Nearby Notable Courses

  1. Starbird’s Golf Course: A nine-hole course located in Lincolnville, ME.
  2. Kebo Valley Golf Club: Established in 1888, it is one of the oldest golf clubs in the US.