After a two-year hiatus, the Bud and Barbara Leavitt Memorial golf tournament is getting back into the swing of things this summer. The tournament will commence with a shotgun start at noon on Monday, Aug. 4, at Penobscot Valley Country Club in Orono. Registration starts… Read More
Joe Alvarez of Hampden and defending champion Ricky Jones of Thomaston appear to be primed for another head-to-head matchup as the 44th Whited Ford Paul Bunyan Amateur Golf Tournament opens today. The field of more than 200 players in the three-day, 54-hole event are split… Read More
Starting times for the 44th Whited Ford Paul Bunyan Amateur Golf Tournament scheduled for June 6-8 at Penobscot Valley Country Club in Orono, Kebo Valley Golf Club in Bar Harbor and Rockland Golf Club. The three divisions will play on different courses each day, rotating among the three… Read More
DEXTER – Dexter was one of four communities awarded a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant from the National Park Service for public recreational facilities. Dexter received $4,800, which will be matched through the municipal budget for the realignment of the No. 4 hole at… Read More
ORONO – Harris Golf of Bath has made an offer to purchase Penobscot Valley Country Club, a club steeped in the history of golf in Maine. Neither Jeff Harris, president of Harris Golf, nor Paul Rudman, the club president, would reveal the offered purchase price,… Read More
SAN FRANCISCO – George Zahringer of New York City came back to defeat Ricky Jones of Thomaston 2 up Thursday in the second round of match play at the U.S. Amateur golf championship. Jones, a two-time winner of the Maine Amateur when it was held… Read More
SAN FRANCISCO – Ricky Jones of Thomaston won his first-round match against Dustin Johnston at the 107th U.S. Amateur Championship at the Olympic Club Wednesday. Jones defeated Johnson 1 up over 18 holes and will next take on George Zahringer, who beat Gary Wohlstenhome 1… Read More
SAN FRANCISCO – Ricky Jones of Thomaston was tied for 17th after completing his second round at the U.S. Amateur Golf Championship on Tuesday. Jones finished with a two-day total of 2-over-par 142 at the Olympic Club. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
SAN FRANCISCO – Ricky Jones of Thomaston finished his first nine holes of the U.S. Amateur Golf Championship in 2-over-par Monday, but a four-hour fog delay to start the day meant he won’t finish his round until this morning. He is tied for 44th, based… Read More
Ricky Jones of Thomaston and the Bangor Women’s Golf Association will open defense of their titles today in a pair of widely different golf tournaments. Jones will attempt to become the first amateur to repeat as Maine Open golf champion in 60 years. googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
BANGOR – With no leader boards to let the players – and spectators – know where everyone stood, Rob Oppenheim of Andover, Mass., pushed himself to birdie four of the last six holes Saturday to pull away to victory in the 41st, and final, Greater Bangor Open golf… Read More
BANGOR – Golf pro Paul Dailey remembers trying to recruit PGA Tour “rabbit” Rocky Thompson to play in the 1978 Greater Bangor Open golf tournament. A rabbit was a player who had to earn a spot through Monday qualifying for that week’s PGA Tour event. Read More
BANGOR – “I squandered a chance to separate myself from the field. I brought everybody back in,” said Michael Welch of North Quincy, Mass. Welch shot a 2-over-par 71 Friday at Bangor Municipal Golf Course for a two-day total of 132. He leads by two… Read More
ROCKLAND – Dr. Emery “Doc” Howard Jr. vividly remembers the winter day years ago when a 26-inch snowstorm blew through the area. He thought his golf season had come to a close, but when he happened to drive by Rockland Golf Club, he changed his… Read More
The 41st annual Greater Bangor Open will also be the last. An event that’s become synonymous with Bangor in July will tee off for the last time as a pro golf tournament July 25 due to scheduling conflicts with the North American Pro Golf Tour… Read More
When the 43rd Whited Ford Paul Bunyan Amateur Golf Tournament gets under way starting today, Ricky Jones of Thomaston will have to be the odds-on favorite to win the three-day tournament. Jones, a 35-year-old scratch golfer who plays out of Rockland, has won every one… Read More
Maine golf legend Jim Veno of Old Orchard Beach died Wednesday of a heart attack at Maine Medical Center in Portland at age 64. His most notable year was 1962, the year he graduated from Orono High School, when he won the Maine schoolboy golf… Read More
BANGOR – The runaway horse race at Bangor Municipal Golf Course turned into a Wild West shootout Saturday in the finale of the 40th Greater Bangor Open sponsored by Hollywood Slots of Bangor. And that favored the Lawless – Marc Lawless of Aptos, Calif. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
MADAWASKA – Ice, two feet thick, still covers Long Lake, and ice and snow hide the nine-hole, 70-acre golf course tucked in among potato farms of Birch Point Road. Inside the clubhouse, Al Hebert is serving breakfast to several local folks while keeping an eye… Read More
NORTON, Mass. – While events such as the PGA Tour’s Deutsche Bank Championship which finished Monday have a high caliber of play, none of the competitors started there. That’s where tournaments such as the Greater Bangor Open come in. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot… Read More
NORTON, Mass. – Disappointment descended upon the two Maine pros who were competing in this year’s Deutsche Bank Championship at the Tournament Players Club of Boston. Hampden native John Hickson, now the head pro at Sunday River Golf Club in Newry, and Terry Hatch, assistant… Read More
NORTON, Mass. – John Hickson had said before Friday’s opening round of the PGA Tour’s Deutsche Bank Championship that putting could be the key. Hickson, head pro at Sunday River Golf Club in Newry, was right as it turned out to be both a blessing… Read More
Having never played Bangor Municipal Golf Course before, Steve DeCastro wasn’t sure what happened to his ball after he teed off on the par-3 sixth hole Friday at Bangor Municipal Golf Course. But when a spotter gave the Falmouth resident and his group a thumbs-up… Read More
ORONO – There was no big-money purse at stake… No colored jacket, shiny trophy, coveted title, or bragging rights. It wasn’t even a picturesque postcard Vacationland day as organizers readied Penobscot Valley Country Club for the 15th annual Bud and Barbara Leavitt Memorial Golf Classic… Read More
WELLS – A company long associated with retail golf shops and smaller country clubs hopes to begin construction later this summer on Maine’s first gated golf community. Harris Golf in Bath wants to combine 131 luxury homes with price tags of $600,000 to $1 million… Read More
SILVIS, Ill. – Sitting behind a trophy, his wife and in-laws in front of him, Sean O’Hair was very much a man at peace. He’s having the success his father demanded, winning the John Deere Classic on Sunday for his first victory in just his… Read More
BANGOR – Corey Poulin of Skowhegan, Jesse Speirs of Bangor, Toby Spector of Waterville, and Ross McGee of Fairfield head the list of 23 players who will be vying in the northern New England qualifier of the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship at Bangor Municipal Golf Course today. Read More
NORTON, Mass. – Mike Baker is a teaching pro at Sugarloaf Golf Club in Carrabassett Valley, but even a teacher can use a little instruction sometimes. That’s what Baker received Thursday from Paul Piveronas, an assistant pro at The Woodlands in Falmouth. In addition to… Read More
BANGOR – Playing golf professionally is expensive. Traveling by plane sometimes, cars a lot; plus food, motels, and entry fees create a drain on the pocketbook that is helped immeasurably by one thing – winning. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]];… Read More
BANGOR – The idea of the Chrysler Q-school Shootout, a separate skills contest to be held after the Greater Bangor Open is completed today, has understandably met with approval from the pros in the field. The winner of the contest, which involves the top nine… Read More
BANGOR – The wind was whipping so bad at one point Friday afternoon at Bangor Municipal Golf Course that Rick Karbowski had to tuck his pants into his black socks, looking a bit like Payne Stewart, just to make a putt on the 11th green. Read More
BANGOR – William Link IV of Acton, Mass., promised that he would return to defend his title in the $50,000 Greater Bangor Open Golf Tournament this year and he has. With a vengeance. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes… Read More
Mike Baker of Stratton has qualified for the second time in a month for an event on the PGA Tour. Baker, teaching pro at Sugarloaf Golf Club in Carrabassett Valley, survived a four-man playoff to earn one of two spots coming from Monday’s New England… Read More
A hole-in-one is quite an accomplishment, but they’re not the rarest bear in the woods, unless you get one like Kelly LaPointe of Brewer did Aug. 24. LaPointe aced the 314-yard par-4 ninth hole at Island Green Golf Center in Holden during the Auto Dealers… Read More
Dana Redding CALAIS – Dana Redding of Calais recorded a hole-in-one on the 126-yard sixth hole last week at St. Croix Country Club. He used a 9-iron to record the ace and it was witnessed by Glen Thibodeau of Calais. Read More
BANGOR – “That was the longest [putt] of my life,” said William Link IV of Acton, Mass., of his 8-inch tap-in on the last hole Saturday that secured his victory in the 37th Greater Bangor Open golf tournament. Link’s even-par 69 at Bangor Municipal Golf… Read More
BANGOR – For William Link, a sunny day at Bangor Municipal Golf Course turned into just what the doctor ordered. Link, a 25-year-old pro from Acton, Mass., recorded six 3’s in a row in the middle of Friday’s second round of the 37th Greater Bangor… Read More
PORTLAND, Maine – Kirk Hanefeld of Bolton, Mass., shot a 7-under-par 64 Thursday to share the second-round lead with Jeffrey Dantas of Pawtucket, R.I., at 133 in the Greater Portland Open at Riverside Golf Course. Dantas shot a 66 to go with his 67 a… Read More
TRENTON – After Friday’s tight bunching of players atop the leaderboard and Saturday’s complete washout, the outcome of the 39th Whited Ford Paul Bunyan Amateur Golf Tournament came down to one hole late in Sunday’s final round at Bar Harbor Golf Course. Sixteen-year-old Jesse Speirs… Read More
Jesse Speirs and Joe Alvarez, both of Bangor, will have a chance to battle again for the 39th Whited Ford Paul Bunyan Amateur Golf Tournament title when the tournament gets under way at three golf courses today. Speirs edged Alvarez last year with a birdie… Read More
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BANGOR – When the final round of the 36th Greater Bangor Open golf tournament began Saturday, an amateur was playing with two pros in the final group – and the amateur had a three-stroke lead on the pair. Many of the pros focused on trying… Read More
BANGOR – For three-quarters of the field in the 36th Greater Bangor Open golf tournament, the $10,000 first prize is the motivating factor. For 15-year-old amateur Jesse Speirs of Bangor, the motivating factor is something a little closer to the heart of many a teen-ager. Read More
FALMOUTH – Challengers to Mark Plummer of Manchester in the Maine Amateur Golf Championship are like bowling pins. The Maine State Golf Association, which conducts the tournament, keeps setting them up, and Plummer keeps knocking them down. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes… Read More
CLINTON – For years, people drove by the golf course on Hill Road, gazed longingly at the pristine fairways and sparkling ponds, then found a friend of the Brown family to ask one simple question. “How can we get on for a round?” googletag.cmd.push(function ()… Read More
Before a tournament, a player may approach a golf course with a certain amount of anxiety. It’s just not usually the player’s home course. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var new_slot_sizes = []; var has_banner = false; for (var i… Read More
PITTSFIELD – Sometimes, opportunity knocks, and knocks, and knocks before a person recognizes the potential that lies ahead. That’s not what happened when Mike Dugas headed back to Maine from a New York-and-Florida existence back in 1995 to become one of the owners of J.W. Read More
BUCKSPORT – At some golf courses, every player gets to feel like Tiger Woods, feeding at the trough of driver-and-a-wedge par 4’s. Birdies abound. Scores plummet. The pro tour awaits. Or not. Bucksport Golf Club, owner Wayne Hand proudly admits, is not that kind of… Read More
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ORRINGTON – When five partners went into the golf business back in 1998 and started working on their new course, they quickly found out something that led to both the course’s name and its defining characteristic. Included on the farmland off Route 15 was a… Read More
BROOKS – At first blush, the sign that welcomes visitors to Carl Brown’s hillside golf course doesn’t seem to fit the friendly, low-key owner who greets everybody with a kind word and a smile. Country View Golf Club is, according to the sign, “Maine’s Most… Read More
WINTERPORT – Back in 1996, the Wellman family got into the golf business, as Galen and Debbie bought an old farmhouse and set about reclaiming a dormant nine-hole layout in their hometown. The result, Streamside Golf Course, is entering its fourth year of operation, and… Read More
PORTLAND – A Palmyra man with multiple sclerosis successfully defended his title as reigning champion in an international cybergolf competition on Tuesday. Paul Willey won the Links Virtual Golf Association Tour in St. Augustine, Fla. LPGA golf star Annika Sorenstam presented Willey with a trophy… Read More
ROCKPORT – He received the big handshake – several, actually – the big trophy, but not the big paycheck for winning the New England Open golf tournament Thursday. That’s because Michael Sims of Bermuda became the first amateur in the 28-year history of the tournament… Read More
ROCKPORT – Amateur Michael Sims of Bermuda snapped the competitive course record Wednesday at Samoset Resort Golf Club to jump into contention in the New England Open golf tournament. Sims fired a 6-under-par 64 to snap the current competitive course record, ironically the 65 posted… Read More
ROCKPORT – Brian Quinn of Philadelphia never met a fast green he didn’t like, and he had a lot to like Tuesday in the opening round of the 28th New England Open golf tournament at Samoset Resort Golf Club. Quinn played the back nine in… Read More
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John Norris BREWER – John Norris of Brewer aced the 115-yard, 14th hole of Brewer’s Pine Hill Golf Course using a pitching wedge. Witnessing Norris’ second career hole-in-one were Paul MacKinnon of Bangor, and Mike Lachance of Eddington. Read More
ORONO – A little more than a month after becoming the first Maine woman to win the New England Women’s Golf Association Championship, Waterville’s Abby Spector completed the Spector Slam by picking up her sixth straight Women’s Maine State Golf Association Championship. Spector did so… Read More
ORONO – Abby Spector’s last shot of the day Tuesday turned out to be her best. Standing just off the front edge of the green on the 18th hole at Penobscot Valley Country Club, Spector chipped a shot just hoping to get the ball close… Read More
You don’t need to own a crystal ball or be Kreskin to predict the winner of this week’s Women’s Maine State Golf Association Championships. A quick refresher course in Maine golf history tells you all you need to know. Abby Spector has won the last… Read More
FORT FAIRFIELD – You could, if you really wanted, do something pretty neat at Aroostook Valley Country Club. It’s something you could tell your kids about. Something you could regale your golf buddies with. Something you might never, ever get the chance do again. googletag.cmd.push(function… Read More
Jack Lufkin PITTSFIELD – Jack Lufkin of Portland used a 5-iron to ace the par-3, 167-yard 13th hole at J.W. Parks Golf Course Sunday. Mike Dugas, Stan Kitchin, Mike McGowan, and Terri McGowan witnessed the feat. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes =… Read More
BANGOR – Jim Salinetti’s run for victory in the $50,000 Greater Bangor Open Golf Tournament became a family affair when his parents, Dick and Judy, arrived Friday from their home in Lee, Mass. “We don’t get to see him play very often,” said Judy Salinetti. Read More
BANGOR – Denny Rasku has learned a few things in his three years of playing in the $50,000 Greater Bangor Open Golf Tournament. “Just be patient,” said the 30-year-old pro from Deerfield Beach, Fla. “You can get on a little run here if you play… Read More
BANGOR – Jim Salinetti of South Lee, Mass., is enjoying his golf trips to Maine more and more. Salinetti, playing in his first Greater Bangor Open Golf Tournament, fired a 6-under-par 63 at Bangor Municipal Golf Course in Thursday’s opening round of the 35th edition… Read More
Milan Thornton MILLINOCKET – Milan Thornton of Millinocket aced 153-yard, eighth hole at Hillcrest Golf Club Thursday. He used a 5-wood for the shot. It was witnessed by Wayne Constable of Norcross and Dick Moscone of East Millinocket googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
BANGOR – Still on the mend from recent cancer surgery, University of Maine men’s hockey coach Shawn Walsh welcomed the opportunity to play in the 35th Greater Bangor Open pro-am Wednesday. “I have another 30 days of [taking] immunotherapy drugs,” said Walsh. ‘You just have… Read More
BANGOR – When the Greater Bangor Open Golf Tournament opens with its pro-am today at Bangor Municipal Golf Course, it will mark the start of the 35th edition of the $50,000 event. Every year, it’s held at the same time, and every year there’s a… Read More
Heather Walsh DEXTER – Heather Walsh of Dexter used a driver to ace the 179-yard par 3 eighth hole Tuesday at Dexter Municipal Golf Course. Witnesses were her husband Steve, Rick Wyman, Todd Shorey… Read More
Bill Hollis ISLAND FALLS – Bill Hollis of Island Falls used a 6-iron to ace the 192-yard, par 3, fourth hole at Va Jo Wa Golf Club. Witnesses of the shot were Fred London, Scot Walker, and Steve Merry. Read More
CARABASSETT VALLEY – Like a prize fighter with a particular penchant for nose-mashing left hooks, this course can beat you up. It can pummel you with its unyielding, rugged terrain. It can confuse you with its deceptive mountain breezes. It can confound you with its… Read More
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Alex Waite Alex Waite of East Millinocket used a 7-wood to ace the 185-yard par 3 second hole at Green Valley Golf Course in Enfield. Jack Waite witnessed the feat. Read More
Peter Granger Peter Granger of Bridgewater, N.J. used a driver to ace the 175-yard par 3 fifth hole at Dexter Municipal Golf Course. His Witnesses were Bill Foster, Dick Jones, and James McGaffin… Read More
EDMUNDSTON, New Brunswick – Wherever Ed Marshall goes in search of a good round of golf – maybe he’ll be out on Prince Edward Island, or over in Fredericton – he knows he’s got an instant conversation-starter. All the Madawaska High School athletic director has… Read More
Garry Spencer Garry Spencer of Old Town aced the number six hole at Lake Wood Golf Course in Madison. Spencer used a 6-iron to ace the 160 yard hole. Chris Randall, David Saucier and Danna Maxim witnessed Spencer first hole-in-one. Read More
Boyd Lockhart HAMPDEN – Boyd Lockhart of Danville, Ill., used a driver Friday to ace the 310-yard, par 4, eighth hole at Hampden Country Club. Robert Bates of Hampden witnessed the shot. Read More
KINEO TOWNSHIP – Out in the middle of Maine’s most storied lake, on an “island” that isn’t really an island, near a “rock” that’s far more than a rock, Marshall Peterson has a challenge for you. It’s quite simple, really. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define… Read More
Brian Heal MILO – Brian Heal of Milo aced the 150-yard, par-3 second hole at the Katahdin Country Club in Milo Sunday. He used a 7-iron. Barrett Graves, Terry Bailey and Galen Larson witnessed the feat. Read More
Shane McCannell Shane McCannell of Old Town aced the 220-yard par-3 eighth hole Friday at Hermon Meadow Golf Club using a 3-iron. Witnesses were Lee Sturgis and Matthew Cook. Read More
Mike Coughlin Mike Coughlin of Bar Harbor used a 9-iron to sink the fifth hole at the 37 Annual Paul Bunyan golf tournament at Rockland Golf Club. The 136-yard hole was Coughlin’s first hole-in-one. Read More
At White Birches G.C., Ellsworth Ted Robertson nailed a hole-in one on Sunday, June 10 on the fifth hole of the White Birches Golf Course. He used an 8-iron for the 113-yard shot which was witnessed by Liz Robertson. Read More
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, New Brunswick – It may be the toughest tee shot you’ll ever take, that first swing at Herring Cove Golf Course. Well, let’s rephrase that. The shot itself isn’t too tough. It’s straight. No visible hazards. You could, one would suppose, whip out… Read More
JIM DORRINGTON Jim Dorrington of Freeport recorded a hole-in-one at Bucksport Golf Club on Saturday. Dorrington used a 5-wood to sink the shot on the 147-yard, par-3 third hole. Witnesses were George Goodspeed, Jon Fillmore, and Daren Jensen. Read More
ROY DUPLISEA PALMYRA – Roy Duplisea of Palmyra scored a hole-in-one Tuesday on the 129-yard, par-3 eighth hole at Palmyra Golf Course. Duplisea used a 6-iron for the feat, which was witnessed by Joseph Cayer and Jerry Durgin. Read More
LLOYD CARSON BROOKS – Lloyd Carson of Knox aced the 125-yard, par-3 fourth hole at Country View Golf Course on Friday. Carson used an 8-iron to to get his first hole-in-one, which was witnessed by Leuna Nason, Bruce Hall, and Shirley Hall. Read More
ROCKPORT – So, you take the scenic little drive down to the coast. Past the flea markets. Past the lobster pounds. Past the antique shops and trinket-hawkers. You breathe in the fresh salt air. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var slot_sizes = [[300,250]]; var… Read More
TOM TILLEY GREEN VALLEY, Ariz. – Tom Tilley of Dedham recorded a hole-in-one on the 170-yard 13th hole at Quail Creek Country Club on March 26. Tilley used a 5-iron to notch the ace which was witnessed by Tony Cerbone of Brewer. Read More
MIKE TARDIFF BREWER – Mike Tardiff used a 3-iron to ace the par-3, 166-yard fifth hole at Pine Hill Golf Club Sunday. Paul Bouchard and James Bouchard witnessed the feat. Read More
LINCOLN – In its planning stages, Tom Gardner viewed the project that would become JaTo Highlands Golf Course as little more than a family diversion. “It started out that it was just gonna be a small, little track,” Gardner says with a grin. “A little… Read More
Michael Cole PALMYRA – Michael Cole of Hermon used a 4-iron to ace the 150-yard 11th hole at the Palmyra Golf Course on Sunday. The shot was witnessed by Tom Fortin, Brian Morrill and Larry Overlock. Read More
DON THOMPSON ORONO – Don Thompson of Bangor aced the 151-yard, par-3 14th hole at Penobscot Valley Country Club Wednesday. Thompson used a 6-iron and his witnesses were Vinal Smith and Phil Foster. Read More
DAN THOMPSON ORONO – Dan Thompson of Bangor nailed a hole-in-one at Penobscot Valley Country Club Wednesday. It was recorded on the par-3 151-yard 14th. Thompson used a 6-iron and his witnesses were Vinal Smith and Phil Foster. googletag.cmd.push(function () { // Define Slot var… Read More
GREG STANLEY ROCKLAND – Greg Stanley of Ellsworth scored his second career ace on Sunday at Rockland Golf Club. He used an 8-iron to ace the 132-yard fifth hole and the shot was witnessed by John Shoppe, Ken Jordan and Roger Day. Read More
Nancy Colcord NORTHPORT – Nancy Colcord of Rockport recorded her second hole-in-one by acing the 145-yard ninth hole with a 5-wood Tuesday at Northport Golf Club. Husband Jeff Colcord witnessed the feat. Read More
Bob Roy BREWER – Bob Roy of Levant used a 9-wood to sink a hole in one on the number five hole at Pine Hill Golf Club in Brewer. Witnesses were Dennis Allen and Dick Webber. Read More
DEDHAM – Construction is under way on a tunnel that will enable golfers playing at Lucerne-in-Maine Golf Club to cross under U.S. 1A, the busy highway that divides the nine-hole course. When the tunnel is completed, golf carts will be able to cross under the… Read More