$10 for 9 holes
$20 for 18 holes
We are excited to announce that we are officially open! Come enjoy some time outside at your favorite golf course.
Book a prepaid tee time online using the button below! Tee times are available beginning Saturday, May 9th.
Staff is frequently sanitizing high touchpoints. For leagues, the point of sale will be at the tee the league starts from. Please book tee times in advance; Walk-ins will be discouraged to avoid congestion & observe good social distancing practices.
Nothing is more important to us than the health and safety of our staff & golfers. We will continue to undertake the precautions and best practices recommended by public health experts. Click HERE for the CDC’s recommended steps to prevent illness.
We send our best wishes to all individuals and communities that have been impacted by the virus.
We are closely following the news & will take all recommended precautions during this time. We will keep you updated via email & our Facebook page as the situation evolves.
Amidst concerns, people are wondering if it’s still safe to golf & the answer is “Yes!”,as long as you take proper precautions. Read more about how to safely golf during using the buttons below.
The course will be open as soon as the weather permits. We want people to have a safe place to enjoy this great game and some time away from this challenging situation.
Click the button below to book a tee time, & please call us at (508) 399-7330 to check the status of the course in the upcoming weeks.
We have openings at Chemawa for organized leagues. These spots fill up fast- contact us today to set up a time for your league to play! We are currently looking for already-established leagues to join our space.
Contact us using the button below, or by giving us a call at (508) 399-7330!
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Did you know that you can book a tee time online & invite friends to golf with you for your tee time?
Our online booking engine makes it simple for golfers to invite other golfers so you can tee it up with your friends! Here’s how:
Click the button below to book your tee time online, then select the time you want to golf.
Need a little extra help? Click HERE to watch our “How-To Video” to learn how to book online.
When you confirm your tee time, add the friends you want to invite to golf with you!
Your friend will receive an alert that you invited them to play!
The leaves are falling, it’s getting colder, & change is in the air! To celebrate the coming of Fall, we’re offering $45 round bundles: 18 holes with cart & lunch weekdays before noon in October!
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Not valid for tournaments, outings, or holidays.
Must be 21 years or older to rent/drive a golf cart.
Did you know that you can book a tee time 24/7 through our online booking portal? Booking online is quick, easy, & you can even invite your friends to golf with you! Watch the video below to learn how.
Here’s an article we found from Justin James that will help you be on top of your golf game.
WHAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM A LONG-DRIVE CHAMP
Source: GolfDigest
By Justin James
As a former world long-drive champion, I often hear from regular golfers that they’ll never come close to being able to swing like me. Not true. You can. If you copy even a little of my technique, the ball is going to come off the face of your driver hotter than ever. Try these things the next time you’re on the range.
By Justin James —with Ron Kaspriske
CHEAT THE SCALE
If you just stood on a scale, it would give you your body weight. But if you push down, that number will go up. When I make a backswing, I’m loading more than 100 percent of my body weight into my trail leg (right leg for righties). So really push into the ground with your trail leg as you take the club back. It will help you create and store a lot of energy.
GET OFF THE HEEL
As you swing back, it’s OK if your lead heel comes off the ground. That’s going to help you make a bigger backswing—especially if you’re not that flexible. You’ll really load up on your right side.
AVOID THE SWAY
Feel like someone standing behind your back is grabbing a belt loop near your right hip pocket and pulling it toward him. In other words, sink into that right hip as you swing back, which will keep you from swaying away from the target.
PLANT AND BUMP
To start your downswing, replant your left heel if you let it come off the ground. I mean really plant it. Try to leave an indentation in the turf. You’re using the ground to create energy for more swing speed. Also, let your left hip shift toward the target. This bump allows you to stay behind the ball with your upper body so you can apply all your weight to the strike.
GO WITH THE FASTBALL
I don’t think about pulling the handle of the driver down toward the ball, and I don’t think about releasing the club, either. Instead, I get the sensation I’m throwing a fastball with my right hand. It probably comes from my time as a minor-league pitcher. This feel will really boost your speed down into the ball.
SHOULDER THE LOAD
You want your club moving its fastest as it meets the ball. To make that happen, get the right shoulder facing the target as you finish the swing. It’s got to keep moving. As long as my lower body leads in the downswing, this turn helps blast the ball way down the fairway.
JUSTIN JAMES, 29, 6-foot-1, 215 pounds, won the 2017 World Long Drive Championship. He plays a Krank Formula X Snapper driver (48 inches, 3.5 degrees of loft). He hit a 435-yard drive to win the championship.
Link to article: https://www.golfdigest.com/story/what-you-can-learn-from-a-long-drive-champ
