Cohasse is just south of Southbridge near the Connecticut/Massachusetts line, carved through a clearing in the deep woods.

It's a 9-hole, mostly original Donald Ross design from 1916, restoration by Tim Lewis. The layout is classic parkland in nature, with generous fairways lined with mature hardwoods. A stream, pond, and wetlands are in play with 25 deep sand bunkers defending the modest, oval greens and the occasional landing zone. There are multiple sets of tees; the back tees play to 6,026 yards, 70.0/130, course/slope ratings for 18 holes, par of 70.