MASSACHUSETTS GOLF MUSEUM
In honor of the rich tradition of golf in Massachusetts and the individuals who have shaped the game over the past century, the Massachusetts Golf Association constructed a Golf Museum, Library and Hall of Fame on the first floor of the Massachusetts Golf House.
This facility serves as the sole forum to honor local heroes and events that have made indelible marks on the game of golf and preserve their legacy for years to come. The Golf Museum, Library and Hall of Fame takes visitors, both old and young, on a journey back in time to understand and appreciate the contributions made by such local legends as Francis Ouimet, Paul Harney, The Curtis Sisters, and Pat Bradley. Only in this setting will the rich golf heritage of Massachusetts be properly preserved for generations to come.
The Massachusetts Golf Museum opened its doors to the public on October 29, 2002. For the first time, Museum visitors are able to experience the joys and heartaches that have marked Massachusetts golf history throughout the past 100 years.
This first-of-its-kind museum in Massachusetts pays tribute to the people and moments — both past and present — that have created our state's rich golf heritage. It features interactive kiosks, multimedia quizzes, a replica of the Francis Ouimet Library, Hall of Trophies and a video tribute to the game of golf in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Golf Museum
300 Arnold Palmer Boulevard
Norton, MA 02766
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Admission: Complimentary
For More Information Call: (774) 430-9100
In honor of the rich tradition of golf in Massachusetts and the individuals who have shaped the game over the past century, the Massachusetts Golf Association constructed a Golf Museum, Library and Hall of Fame on the first floor of the Massachusetts Golf House.
This facility serves as the sole forum to honor local heroes and events that have made indelible marks on the game of golf and preserve their legacy for years to come. The Golf Museum, Library and Hall of Fame takes visitors, both old and young, on a journey back in time to understand and appreciate the contributions made by such local legends as Francis Ouimet, Paul Harney, The Curtis Sisters, and Pat Bradley. Only in this setting will the rich golf heritage of Massachusetts be properly preserved for generations to come.
The Massachusetts Golf Museum opened its doors to the public on October 29, 2002. For the first time, Museum visitors are able to experience the joys and heartaches that have marked Massachusetts golf history throughout the past 100 years.
This first-of-its-kind museum in Massachusetts pays tribute to the people and moments — both past and present — that have created our state's rich golf heritage. It features interactive kiosks, multimedia quizzes, a replica of the Francis Ouimet Library, Hall of Trophies and a video tribute to the game of golf in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Golf Museum
300 Arnold Palmer Boulevard
Norton, MA 02766
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Admission: Complimentary
For More Information Call: (774) 430-9100
