Cohasse Country Club, is one of the town’s most historic and recognizable landmarks, , known for its classic Donald Ross–style design, strong local membership, and scenic, quiet setting. 

Cohasse is widely recognized as:

• One of Southbridge’s oldest recreational institutions, dating back to the early 1900s.

• A course influenced by the Donald Ross era of New England golf architecture (Ross designed many courses in MA; Cohasse shares stylistic traits).

• A long-standing social hub for Southbridge professionals, business owners, and families.

• A site historically connected to the American Optical Company era, when AO executives and employees were major supporters of local clubs and civic institutions.