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Par for the Course: MSGA growing in 100th year

After 100 years of organizing and running men’s golf in this state, the Maine State Golf Association is turning a new page. The MSGA is celebrating its 100th anniversary this season, and on May 30 it voted to absorb First Tee of Maine and to bring into its organization the Women’s Maine State Golf Association […]

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Par for the Course: Poland Spring helping neighbor course

To say that Cyndi Robbins, the owner of the Poland Spring Resort, is very good for golf would be an understatement. Robbins supports the Poland Spring Preservation Society by allowing it to raise money by conducting the Fell Ross Heritage Cup Scramble at the Poland Spring Golf Course in the spring, supplying it with the […]

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First Tee bringing golf to kids in Maine

First Tee of Maine will be conducting its second annual tournament Aug. 22 at Fox Ridge, and this is a pitch for Lewiston-Auburn area golfers to participate. The tournament helps to support what arguably is the greatest golf charity in Maine, and there can be no argument that that a golf charity to benefit children […]

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Bicyclists should pay fair share

Legislators passed a law requiring a 3-foot separation between cars and bicycles. In essence, they made every road in Maine a bike path where drivers have to yield to bikes. Published guidelines even pictured a car being forced to cross a double yellow line to avoid a bicyclist. Watch a bicyclist for 60 seconds. They […]

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Par for the Course: Maine Amateur the crown jewel of summer schedule

It is the highlight of the year for Maine’s amateur golfers, and well it should be. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 132 amateurs will be competing at the Waterville Country Club in the Maine State Golf Association’s 96th Amateur Championship with a strong taste of tri-county representation. In addition to defending champion Andrew Slattery who […]