Crumpin-Fox Club - Fox Short Course

About the club

Crumpin-Fox Club was conceived in 1969 as the “field of dreams” of David Berelson, who engaged the services of Roger Rulewich of Robert Trent Jones, Inc to locate a site that would accomodate a Pine Valley type golf course. The Bernardston site was chosen, but the project stalled and did not take shape until 1977 when Andy St. Hillaire bought the project, completed the back nine holes and built the present clubhouse. Although Andy was a golfer of admittedly low persistence and high scores, he recognized the potential excellence of the design and preserved it until 1987 when he sold it to his good friend William A. Sandri of Bernardston. Under the direction of Roger Rulewich, the front nine holes were built along with extensive renovations to the existing back nine holes, the driving range and the irrigation system. Bent grass fairways were planted and the course opened in June of 1990. Our name was derived from the Bernardston-based Crump Soda Company that was sold in 1853 to Eli Fox; thus becoming the Crump & Fox Soda Company. Our continuing goal is to provide an enjoyable and challenging golf experience and promote the values of the game of golf.