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COMPLETE RESULTS WALPOLE, Mass. – Two foursomes – Rochester CC and Nonesuch River – shot five-under 66 at Walpole Country Club on Monday to tie for the New England PGA Pro-Senior Invitational title. A pair of twos helped the Rochester CC

Rich Berberian, Jr. fires a 4-under par 68 to win the Stroke Play Series #2 at Indian Ridge CC, besting a field of over 70 fellow PGA Professionals.

Darren Falk, PGA, has 3-year old golfers squaring up picture-perfect – proportionally, of course – fairway-splitting drives at Holly Ridge Golf Club, and for that he should get an award.

The New England PGA is proud to welcome two outstanding and deserving additions to the NEPGA Hall of Fame, as Bruce Dobie and Bob Lendzion will represent the Class of 2019.

(PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.) – Youth on Course – the non-profit organization providing young people with subsidized golf, college scholarships, caddie programs and paid internships – partners with Mass Golf to bring $5 rounds of golf to youth in

BANGOR, Maine — On May 22, Bangor Municipal Golf Course and its staff were recognized for their efforts in teaching local veterans the game of golf through the New England PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) Program.  The Disabled

Alex Kirk, PGA, gives much more than just a handful of golf tips when he welcomes Veterans to Hanover Country Club at Dartmouth College each summer. He gives them joy, hope, and a much deserved thank you.

COMPLETE RESULTS QUECHEE, Vt. – Jason Thresher poured in five back-nine birdies on Wednesday to shoot 7-under 65 in the final round of the 2019 New England Open at the Quechee Club and claim a two-stroke victory with a 36-hole total of 10-under

FULL LEADERBOARD The third event of the NEPGA Massachusetts Chapter season, the MA Chapter Pro+3Am (1G+1N) was played under warm sunshine with a light breeze as the 76-person field descended upon one of southeastern Massachusetts’ finest courses,

  Ryan McCormick tees off in Round 1 of the 2019 New England Open FULL LEADERBOARD ROUND 2 TEE TIMES QUECHEE, Vt. – Mark Purrington can finally rest after shooting 5-under 66 in the first round of the 2019 New England Open at the Quechee Club