2025 FEEDBACK SURVEY 2025 FEEDBACK SURVEY
Your perspectives as active
members play a key role in
shaping the future of the series
Your perspectives as active members play a key role in shaping the future of the series
As we close out another season of the New England Series, I want to take a moment to thank all of you for your participation, enthusiasm, and support throughout the year. This was my first season managing the series, and having the opportunity to meet so many of you at events across New England has been incredibly rewarding. Your passion for the game is what makes this program so special, and it’s been a privilege to help create the experiences that you all enjoy so much.
Below is the link to a short end-of-season feedback survey. Your honest input of what worked well, what could be improved, and what you’d like to see going forward is all welcome. My goal is to make every season better than the last, and your perspectives as active members play a key role in shaping the future of the series. I truly value your time and thoughts, and I appreciate you taking a few minutes to share them. Looking forward to building an even stronger 2026 season together!
BY THE NUMBERS BY THE NUMBERS
35
MAX TRAYLOR (35)
EDMUND JOYCE (22)
KEVIN CADDELL (2)
PETER LENTZ (2)
ScoringAverage
DENNIS KELLEY (2)
JOHN SCOLA (2)
RoundsPlayed
COLIN MCGEE (17)
1,673
PETER DUCKETT (73.4)
MAX TRAYLOR (75.33)
DYLAN BRUCE (76.67)
*MINIMUM 3 ROUNDS*
3,098
DAVID MCGRATH - PINEHURST #2
PETER LENTZ- RHODE ISLAND CC
TREVOR CARLTON - PLEASANT VALLEY
4
BOB AMOROSO - WIANNO CLUB
89.0
2025 COMPOSITE COURSE 2025 COMPOSITE COURSE
What would happen if you played the most difficult 18 holes on the NES schedule in one day? Find out below with our 2025 composite course, featuring real data from New England Series rounds in 2025. Where did you stack up on some of the hardest holes that New England golf has to offer?
Course
(L-R): Rhode Island CC, Wollaston, Shelter Harbor, Worcester, Warwick, Wanumetonomy, Wianno, Weston, Wannamoisett
(L-R): Wianno, CC Nat’l, Worcester, Rhode Island CC, Wianno, CC Nat’l, The Bay Club, Pleasant Valley, Whitinsville
Highlights of the 2026 New England Series schedule include the following dates and venues. Stay tuned for the entire tentative schedule as we approach the new year!
TENTATIVE 2026 SCHEDULE TENTATIVE 2026 SCHEDULE
Warwick Country Club (Warwick, RI)
Monday, April 20th
Kittansett Golf Club (Marion, MA)
Tuesday, April 28th
Sakonnet Golf Club (Little Compton, RI)
Tuesday, May 12th
Cape Cod National (Brewster, MA)
Wednesday, May 13th
Worcester Country Club (Worcester, MA)
Monday, May 18th
Miacomet Golf Course (Nantucket, MA)
Tuesday, May 19th-Wednesday, May 20th
Weston Golf Club (Weston, MA)
Monday, June 29th
Myopia Hunt Club (S. Hamilton, MA)
Monday, July 13th
Nashawtuc Country Club (Concord, MA)
Monday, August 10th
Monday, August 17th
The Club at New Seabury (Mashpee, MA)
Shelter Harbor Golf Club (Charlestown, RI)
Monday, October 5th
Secure your spot for 2026!
2025 members will have preferred registration for 2026 membership. The registration period for current members will begin on Monday, December 1st, and end on Monday, December 15 . If anybody you know is interested in joining the membership waiting list for 2026, please have them reach out to Tim Murphy at timmurphy@pgahq.com
Military/Veteran/FirstResponders Rate:
$175
Reach out to Tim Murphy (timmurphy@pgahq com) for more information
Returning Member Rate: $250
Be sure to select the correct membership rate at checkout
Navigate to the New England Series website, hover over “membership” at the top of your screen and click “Join Now!” Be sure to login with your Player’s Club credentials so that you are recognized as a current NES member. A link to the membership registration page will also be sent to your email at 9:00am on December 1st.
NES HOLE IN ONE POOL
BACK FOR 2026! BACK FOR 2026!
The NES Hole in One Pool is open to all NES Members. This pool only applies to hole-in-ones made during New England Series events. If multiple hole-in-ones are made during the season, the pot will be split evenly between those who made a hole-in-one, and will be paid out after all eligible events have been played. If no eligible hole in ones are made during the 2026 season, the pot will be carried over into the 2027 pool.