Father’s Day Sunday June 15th, Links’ Memberships are still available.
The perfect gift to give Dad as he enjoys the final round of the U.S. Open at Oakmont CC.
With summer coming, what better way to tell Dad how much you care? We offer the most competitive packages in the region: Family ($900) and Individual ($600, discounted $50 if age 65+, college, or US military). Junior memberships are also available to play with Dad ($215), a fantastic value on a course where Dad can play a round in a timely fashion.
Updated Calendar on The Links Website
Upcoming Events / Course Closures to keep in mind:
Monday June 2nd, Perkins School Golf Outing, front nine closed 9:00am-1:30pm
Tuesday June 3rd, Women’s Golf Day, front nine closed for the day.
Sunday June 8th, LPGA Girls Golf Clinic, front nine closed until 12:30pm
Monday June 16th, Acushnet Golf Women’s Clinic, Front nine closed
Wednesday June 25th, Links’ Jr. Member Tune-Up Clinic 11:00am-12:00pm, front nine closed.
Wednesday June 25th, Attleboro Rec. Junior Clinic 12:30-1:30, front nine closed.
Regular League Play
Mondays, Hockomock YMCA Integration Team, 5:00 shotgun start on the front nine.
Mondays-Tuesdays-Thursdays, beginning June 23rd, First Tee Classes 12:30-4:00 Front nine
Wednesdays, Women’s Wednesday League, 5:00 shotgun start on the front nine.
Saturdays June-July, PGA Junior League, Front Nine 10:00AM-12:00PM
For a complete list of all Links’ events including First Tee classes, please refer to The Links’ calendar often on our website linksatmassgolf.org or inside the clubhouse on the events bulletin board.
“Free” Summer Junior Members Only “Tune-Up” Clinics, signup begin one month in advance.
Wednesday June 25th, 11:00am-12:00pm
Wednesday July 16th, 11:00am-12:00pm
Wednesday August 13th, 11:00am-12:00pm
For a complete list of all Links’ events including First Tee classes, please refer to The Links’ calendar often on our website linksatmassgolf.org or inside the clubhouse on the events bulletin board.
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Volunteers Needed
If you have the time and would like to make an impact on junior golf and the future of the game, we have many opportunities and are always looking for volunteers. If you have an interest in helping out, please contact PGA Golf Professional Drew Chapman: dchapman@massgolf.org.
Where the shoulders go, so will your swing. The alignment of your shoulders at impact will have a great influence on the path that your clubhead/shaft takes through the ball. However, just because your shoulders are parallel to your target line at address does not mean that they will be that way at impact. Your shoulders will generally be aligned slightly more open than they were at address. Address and Impact are not the same, but that is ok.
For the right-handed golfer:
If your shoulders are considerably open or aiming left of your target line at impact your swing path will generally be out-to-in, producing fades, slices or pulls depending on the alignment of the clubface. Your divots will point toward “third base.”
If your shoulders are considerably closed or aiming right of your target line at impact your swing path will generally be in-to-out, producing draws, hooks or pushes depending on the alignment of the clubface. Your divots will point toward “first base.”
Next time you are playing, before you replace your divot, stand behind your divot and notice its direction. If it is straight or along your target line and you are attempting to hit a straight shot, all systems are go. If it is not, adjust accordingly to your desired ball flight. To adjust your clubface, rotate you hands on the club more clockwise to close the face in relation to the path, counter clockwise to open the face to the path. Keep Swinging!
Golf Quote of the Month
"Playing golf is like carving a turkey: it helps to have your slice under control."
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