North Shore Golf Magazine

One of the top challenges we face as golfers is that the ball is stationary.

Rocha: The rhythm section - North Shore Golf Magazine One of the top challenges we face as golfers is that the ball is stationary. With most other sports, players can react to the moving ball.  Further, we are asked to execute the golf swing – a highly athletic, powerful sequence of motion – from a standing, rather confined posture. The best playe...

The USGA golf ball distance rollback – a rule that changes testing conditions to reduce driving distances for pros and most amateur golfers – was originally scheduled to go into effect on January 1, 2028 for “elite” players, and January 1, 2030 for recreational golfers.

This past January, golf’s governing body was considering changing the date for recreational golfers to coincide with the date for elite players.

Green: USGA rollback plan is short-sighted - North Shore Golf Magazine The USGA golf ball distance rollback – a rule that changes testing conditions to reduce driving distances for pros and most amateur golfers – was originally scheduled to go into effect on January 1, 2028 for “elite” players, and January 1, 2030 for recreational golfers. This past January, go...

King Rail Reserve and other area clubs have seen an abundance of holes-in-one this summer, with local players such as Vince Inglese, Richie Sudanowicz Jr., Colin Leary, Jake Mallett, Monica O'Brien, Patch Whalen, Tyler Otter, Tom Fletcher, Dana Picillol, Craig Wilson, Amanda Foote, Mike Mellon, Tim Good, Joe Foti, Mick Suttle, Corey Frost, Derek Gilbreth, Jonathan Moll, Breck Merritt, Nancy Leader-Cramer, Rick Alfonsi, Ted Hack, Douglas Farina, Sean Brennan, Trevor Thompson, Aidas Jakubenas, Will Cotter, Doug Mitchell, Joan Weinmayr, Jodie Fenton, and Adam Green all achieving the feat.

Local golfers shine with hole-in-ones at King Rail Reserve - North Shore Golf Magazine Celebrate the incredible holes-in-one at King Rail Reserve and other area clubs this summer. Local players shine with impressive shots.

William Shaw, Salem Country Club’s general manager/COO for the past two years, has accepted the GM position at Andover Country Club.

Spring 2025 Notebook - North Shore Golf Magazine William Shaw, Salem Country Club’s general manager/COO for the past two years, has accepted the GM position at Andover Country Club. His successor is David Garfinkel, who had held the same position at Pine Brook Country Club in Weston since 2017. Before that, Garfinkel was GM at Woodland Golf Clu...