The York course’s 18th is one of the toughest closing holes in Maine and perhaps New England.
Tom Chard
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Golfing in southern Maine: Riverside makes money, inspires pride
The Portland municipal course is an oasis for locals and a tourism draw.
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On Golf: Bouchard ready to defend Maine Women’s Amateur title
Emily Bouchard of Saco is shooting for her fourth straight championship.
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The Links at Outlook provides a taste of links golf
The 18-hole course near the New Hampshire line also sports great scenery.
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Scarborough’s Greenberg repeats as baseball Player of the Year
Ben Greenberg fulfilled his freshman goals, but after his sophomore season realized he had to improve. And did.
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On Golf: Former Maine Amateur champion finds a Southern home
Besides playing at Old Dominion University, Seth Sweet has moved from Madison to Savannah, Ga.
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Thornton Academy’s Libby gets another shot at football in Lobster Bowl
Andrew Libby damaged his knee in the first game of the high school season, but has recovered and gets to play in Saturday’s all-star game.
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Golfing in Southern Maine: People make Val Halla heavenly
The Cumberland course has the reputation of being a player’s club.
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On Golf: Three future Maine Amateur sites are in the bag
Waterville, York and Portland will be the next three courses.
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Andrew Slattery wins Maine Amateur golf title
The West Minot resident overcomes a late two-stroke deficit to win by one shot over Joe Walp of Portland.