Florida-based architect John Sanford accomplished several important things with this 27-hole design, including the reclaiming of two former landfills near downtown Boston. Capping the landfills with excavated material from the Big Dig saved taxpayers at least $100 million dollars and provides a links-flavored facility for members. The Milton 9 opened in 2003, while the Granite 9 debuted one year later and the Quincy 9 opened in 2006.

Limited numbers of tee-times are also available for visitors. The rack rates are $125 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, then $150 on Thursdays and Fridays. Twilight, 9-hole, and shoulder-season rates are offered, along with discounts for residents of Quincy and Milton, Massachusetts. The club also hosts a limited number of outings for corporate, charity, and alumni groups.