The Perron C. Jarboe Championship is an annual competition of the New England Senior Golfers’ Association. It is one of the oldest senior championships that has been played continuously since 1932.

The tournament is contested over two 18-hole rounds, one at Winchester Country Club and one at Brae Burn Country Club. We are very excited about the new format of alternating courses around the Boston area, while keeping Woodland GC and Brae Burn CC as a host of one of the days. The winner is the low gross score for 36 holes. In the case of a tie, a playoff will be held at Brae Burn Country Club.

The Paul J. Carey Championship represents the low net 36 hole score. In the case of a tie, the winner will be determined by a matching of cards subject to USGA rules.

The President’s Trophy is unique to the New England Senior Golfers’ Association. It is awarded to the player over age 70 whose best round is best in relation to his age.

Other prizes will be awarded for low gross and net foursome on each course both days.

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Longmeadow Country Club was organized in 1922 when it assembled several parcels of land and engaged Donald Ross. Traversing subtle and, at times, dramatic terrain, the architect's routing calls for the judicious use of both power and finesse. His knowledge of the game combined with unique horse drawn shapers produced the complex aprons and putting surfaces that were the crowning glory of a Ross creation. The course was completed in 1924 followed by the clubhouse in 1926 when Architecture magazine featured Longmeadow including the landscape architecture of Frederick Law Olmsted. Racquet sports and aquatics have since rounded out the Club's sporting facilities.

The Clifton C. Larson Memorial Tournament is an individual quota tournament. Scoring will be 6 points for eagle, 4 points for birdie, 2 points for par, 1 point for bogey, 0 points for double bogey and above. A player’s quota is determined by subtracting their handicap from 36. Example: a 15 handicap has a quota of 21. The winner will be the participant with the highest quota point total. A minimum of 4 quota points is necessary to be eligible for prizes.

Ekwanok Country Club- Founded in 1899, and consistently ranked in the 21st century by Golfweek Magazine as having one of the top classic golf courses in America, Ekwanok Country Club enjoys a charmed existence as a challenging golf course set amid the spectacular views of the Green Mountains of Vermont.

Dorset Field Club- The Dorset Field Club is the oldest continuously operating golf club in America. It all began in 1886 when a group of golfers who sum­mered in Dorset laid out a nine-hole golf course on the site of the present Club. A clubhouse was built in 1896 and named “Woodruff Hall” in honor of one of the founders. Over the next century play increased and the course was lengthened and improved. The course has undergone five substantial alterations and re-routings—it became an 18-hole course in 1999.

Ekwanok Country Club and Dorset Field Club are consistently rated as two of the top golf courses in the state of Vermont.

The NESGA will be offering a discounted block of rooms at The Luxury Equinox Hotel in Manchester for the nights of September 15th and 16th.

The W. Royce Taylor Tournament is a better ball of two net format.

In the event of a tie, the winners will be determined by matching scorecards according to USGA rules. Prizes will also be awarded to the runners-up and the next five places. A low gross and low gross runner-up prize will also be awarded.