The Club at Turner Hill

The Club at Turner Hill in Ipswich, Massachusetts, stands as an exclusive private club serving an affluent membership on a historic estate of extraordinary distinction.

Originally constructed in 1903 as the grand Rice family mansion, an architectural masterpiece inspired by European manors and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the property's timeless elegance has served as a filming location for notable motion pictures, including Martin Scorsese's "Shutter Island".

This prestigious venue seamlessly integrates its remarkable heritage with a championship Hurdzan/Fry golf course and superior amenities, delivering an unparalleled experience for members and their guests.

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Location

Ipswich, Massasschussetts, USA

Architect

Hurdzan/Fry

Established

2004

Type

Private - 18 Holes

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Komo Golf was brought in to showcase every square inch of the club—from the championship Hurdzan/Fry golf course and recreational amenities to the historic mansion, elegant clubhouse, and manicured grounds—highlighted by a comprehensive aerial tee-to-green flyover of all 18 holes, delivering dynamic marketing assets that capture Turner Hill’s full historic allure.

Here’s what Nathan Hopley- Director of Golf & Membership had to say on the experience

‍“Working with Scott from Komo Golf was an absolute pleasure. He was able to fully capture the beauty of the course and history of our property. His professionalism, creativity, and attention to detail made the entire shoot effortless and enjoyable. The final photos, videos and flyovers were stunning, elegant, and truly reflective of our Club’s atmosphere. We would highly recommend Komo Golf and look forward to welcoming them back for future projects!”- Nathan R. Hopley, PGA, Director of Golf & Membership

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