Plymouth Golf

Hot weather has been a problem for our local golf courses. Will Stearns, Golf Superintendent at Southers Marsh will share with us the problems battling the heat.

There's no better place for golf than Plymouth and there's no better reason to play golf than to raise money for a worth charity. There are quite a few charity tournaments taking place in town in the coming months so you're bound to find one that fits you to a tee!

Golfing enthusiasts will gather Thursday, July 22, to join healthcare investment bank Leerink Swann to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Massachusetts Bay by raising money for the healthy development of children through friendships with caring, responsible adults. This year, more than 175 golfers will enjoy the links at Pinehills Golf Club in Plymouth.

Clubhouse Extra is our online companion to The Clubhouse, a page dedicated to the local golf scene in your local weekly newspaper’s sports pages. Clubhouse Extra features a video golf tip of the week from local golf pros; more photos and a scorecard from the course of the week; and new this season – Readers’ Clubhouse. Log on to submit your golf photos, take our weekly golf poll, and find out who’s doing what on area courses.

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Plymouth is a golf mecca and if you're looking for a way to take advantage of the terrific courses here, while at the same time giving back, consider playing in one of the many golf tournaments in town.

Back from a cold winter in Fort Myers Florida to umpire college baseball and play golf here in Plymouth. Having had an opportunity to visit some of our local links, they seem to have survived the winter and are eager for your arrival.

Whether it is private club play, teeing it up in a league or just getting out with your buddies, America’s Hometown’s courses have a great deal to offer. Hoping the information below gets you motivated to put the tee in the ground. Have fun and stay out of the tall grass!

Tee off at any of our local golf courses and clubs. Call for information and prices.

It was a great day at Village Links August 19 as 65 youngsters teed it up in the Plymouth Junior Open. When the event was over there were a great many smiling faces as the golfers enjoyed their lunch. Head Professional David Moore and owner Charlie Carranci should be thanked for allowing these young golfers the use of the course. Without people like this, junior golf would not flourish here in Plymouth.

BJ’s Wholesale Club announced this week that its annual charity golf tournament, which has raised nearly $5 million in the past four years, will have both a new venue and format.  BJ’s Charity Pro-am (formerly known as BJ’s Charity Championship) is a one-day, 18-hole event with members of The Legends Tour, the Official Legends Tour of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) held Wednesday, September 9, at the Pinehills Golf Club. Some of the most recognizable names in the history of women’s golf will be playing with teams but competing individually in stroke play (medal play) for a $100,000 purse.

East Bay Grille has a new home away from home with the opening of a restaurant at the Pinehills Golf Club.