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In 1916 a group of Waterville businessmen, doctors and lawyers purchased 158 acres and transferred it to the ownership of the club. To this day, with modest additions and subtractions, this land forms the basis of the club.
The original nine hole course was designed by the members. There was also tennis, target shooting and a fine shingled clubhouse with a wrap around porch. Today all that remains is golf and a new clubhouse. The original clubhouse is gone—destroyed by fire in 1977.
The 1930s were hard on the club. It went in and out of bankruptcy and was only saved by the efforts of it’s dedicated members. The 2nd World War also produced stress and financial problems. Sometime in the 1930s the original course was redone by Orin Smith who had been a construction supervisor for Donald Ross and Willie Park.
In 1967 the club built a second nine and reworked the original nine. The new 18 hole course designed by Geoffrey S. Cornish opened on June 1, 1967. The new clubhouse opened in May, 1978.
General House Rules
Solicitation on Club premises is not permitted without prior Board approval.
Golf Club storage is prohibited in locker rooms.
Practice Range balls are not permitted on the golf course.
Golf Ball salvaging is prohibited in all club ponds.
Dress Code
There is a dress code at this Club and all golfers are expected to have proper attire at all times. Shorts are acceptable provided they are of reasonable length. As a rule they should be no higher than 4 inches above the knee. Gym shorts, cut offs, and tennis shoes are not allowed. Blue denim pants or shorts are also not allowed. Men are expected to wear collared shirts and sleeves at all times. Women may wear sleeveless, collared or collarless sleeved shirts. Tank top or t-type shirts are not permitted for either gender. If a questionable situation regarding dress code arises, the Pro-Shop staff will be judge of whether the attire is deemed appropriate.
Golf Club Fees & Regulations
Metal golf spikes are not allowed on this golf course. Please see the Pro-Shop if you need to be fitted with soft spikes. Members must practice good golf course etiquette at all times (speed of play, raking bunkers, repairing ball marks, etc.). All Members and guests must sign in at the Pro-Shop before starting play.
Motorized cart fees: Greens Fee carts are $30.00 per cart and $36.00 for a 4-Bag cart. Any driver of a motorized golf cart must be at least 16 years of age. Green Fees will be $65.00
Any Greens Fee or guest that lives within a 30 mile radius of the Club will not be allowed to play more than once every 30 days. Each individual guest may play just once a month. Any Greens Fee living outside the 30 mile radius may play at the designated greens fee hours only. See schedule below.
Greens Fees Schedule
Greens fee tee times may be made three days in advance.
2008 Officers
President - Michael Risinger
Vice President - Rick Cook
Treasurer - Rick Cook
Secretary - John Craig
Committees
Finance
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William Gallagher - Chairman, Cliff Hannon & Rick Cook
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Grass & Greens
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James Lucas - Chairman, Ron Churchill, Dave Whittier, Kevin Joseph
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House
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Ron Churchill - Chairman, Linda King, John Craig, Dave Mayberry, Scott Nivus
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Social
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Velma Whittier - Chairperson, Bobbie Palmer, Dianna Dumont, Penny Spear, Jeanne Dumont, Mary Ellen Plato & Janice Violette
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Golf Committee
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Cliff Hannon & Kevin Joseph Co-Chairmen, Sandy Day, Dale Hannon, Eric Nadeau, Tom Palmer - Handicap Chairman
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Audit
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William Gallagher - Chairman
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Publicity
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John Male - Chairperson, Tom Palmer
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Membership
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Janice Violette - Chairman
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Grievance
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John Craig - Chairman, Jerry King, Michael Risinger & Tony Jabar
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Women's Association
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Carole Sander - Chairperson
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Long Range Planning
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Alfred Karter - Chairman, Silas Lawry, Michael Parker, Rick Cook, James Lucas & Julie Magoon
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Club General Manager
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Lee Spaulding
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Club Professional
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Don Roberts
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Club Superintendent
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Luke Gagne
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