Deerfield Country Club in Weston is a nine-hole course that plays with a “regulation” feel—longer and more complete than a typical short nine. The design is credited to well-known golf architecture names, and the routing reflects that with holes that ask you to think from the tee and respect approach angles. You’ll hit plenty of full shots, but the scoring tends to come down to how well you control your irons and manage the greens. The atmosphere is friendly and straightforward, making it a good place to play regularly and see steady improvement. If you appreciate a nine that doesn’t feel watered down—and that still makes you earn par—Deerfield is a strong option.