Chatham Seaside Links

11/06/2020

UPDATED STATEWIDE FACE-COVERING MANDATE
(Updated on the Mass.gov website 11/5/20; Effective on 11/6/20)

The Governor’s Administration updated the state’s golf facility guidelines on the Mass.gov website at 8:00 PM ET on Thursday, November 5. It has been confirmed that face-coverings are required by anyone at the facility, even while playing.

Face Coverings Required While Practicing and Playing

“Require face coverings for all customers and workers, except where an individual is unable to wear a face covering due to a medical condition or disability.”

05/09/2020

Hello Friends,

We will open tomorrow May 10th!

We are happy to announce that the Commonwealth has opened Massachusetts golf courses, but with restrictions and modifications.

Please read the "19 Golf Guidelines" below for a full list of changes.

Of note: Tee times are mandatory and can be made online at www.chathamseasidelinks.com. You must create a customer account and pre-pay for your tee time.

No carts at this time (pull carts are available)

Practice areas are closed

There will be no access to clubhouse and bathrooms-please plan accordingly

Social distancing of at least 6 feet must be maintained

Cups will be raised, and the flagsticks must remain untouched.

Please remain in your car until 15 minutes prior to your tee time and return to your car immediately after your round.

We look forward to seeing you!

05/07/2020

May 7th :

The golf course remains closed.

Today the Commonwealth issued guidelines allowing private and municipal golf courses to re-open. We are coordinating with the Town of Chatham to ensure the guidelines are met to allow the course to re-open safely.

Please check back here and at our website www.chathamseasidelinks.com for further updates.

05/02/2020

Golf Course Closure and Information Update, May 2, 2020

Dear Friends,

Currently, the closure of the golf course has been extended by the Commonwealth to May 18th.

Today, members of the AMGO (Alliance of Massachusetts Golf Organizations) will be meeting with the governor’s task force to discuss Massachusetts golf courses re-opening for play with any modifications and guidelines that need to be put in place.

We will update you as soon as more information becomes available.

Stay well and see you soon!

Johnson Golf Management

04/02/2020

Dear Chatham Seaside Links members and friends,

We hope this note finds you safe and healthy. As you are most likely aware, Governor Baker has extended the temporary closure of non-essential businesses through May 4th.

While the golf course must remain closed, the state has permitted golf course maintenance “to continue during these temporary closures so they’ll be ready for operations in the near future”.

We ask you to please respect the fact that the golf course is closed and you are not permitted to be on the property. We are all disappointed that this is the current state of affairs. But with everyone’s help and cooperation, we can help to minimize the spread of COVID-19.

Please remember, we are all going through this and for everyone’s continued safety and health, stay home.
We look forward to seeing you all soon!

Kelly and Jason Laramee
Johnson Golf Management, Inc.

Massachusetts Golf Association statement:

Updated April 1, 2020 at 12:00 PM
EMERGENCY ORDER EXTENDED
Governor Charlie Baker has issued an emergency order requiring all businesses and organizations that do not provide “COVID-19 Essential Services” to close their physical workplaces and facilities to workers, customers and the public. These businesses are encouraged to continue operations remotely. Governor Baker’s order has been extended until May 4.
Per the updated COVID-19 Essential Service FAQ website, golf operations and playing golf at a Massachusetts golf course, country club or facility is still not permitted as of Wednesday, April 1st at noon until Monday, May 4th at noon.
“Are golf courses considered essential? NO”
Golf Course Maintenance is still permitted per the Essential Services List.
“The Alliance of Massachusetts Golf Organizations (AMGO) is a trusted advocate for the golf community in Massachusetts and is committed to ensuring the health and safety of our golfers, clubs and facilities, staff and volunteers, as well as every person in communities where we live, work and play. We are in daily contact with the other New England Golf Organizations as well as various National Golf Organizations as we continue to navigate and manage the best path forward for our industry during the COVID-19 era.
AMGO has successfully worked with Governor Charlie Baker’s office to allow for golf course maintenance to continue during these temporary closures so they’ll be ready for operations in the near future. We all share the same goal of returning to recreational normalcy, when clubs and facilities can welcome golfers back to the tee. In order to achieve this, we ask that the people in the Massachusetts golf community work through this together in a respectful and responsible way by following the protocols of the CDC, WHO and local health officials.
We appreciate everyone’s understanding of the Governor’s Executive Orders that have been implemented to limit the spread of COVID-19.”

03/25/2020

Dear Friends,
Per the order of the state, the golf course and it's facilities will be closed until April 7th. We ask that you respect this order and do not come and play golf. We look forward to seeing you all soon when we get through this. Take care of yourselves!

11/25/2019

Check out the Cape Cod daily deal for Chatham Seaside Links, some restrictions apply, makes a great stocking stuffer for the holidays!

9 Hole 4-some link

The 9-hole Chatham Seaside Links course at the Chatham Seaside Links facility in Chatham, Massachusetts features 2,600 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 34 . The course rating is 32.8 and it has a slope rating of 107. Chatham Seaside Links golf course opened in 1975. Johnson Golf Mana...

08/14/2016

No sharks on the course, come play golf instead!

CHATHAM — Lighthouse Beach in Chatham has been closed to swimming because of a shark attack on a seal off the beach. “We got a report a

07/17/2016

Double Trouble sporting our new Seaside Links shirts! Lookin' good, ladies 😎

09/13/2015

Check us out on Chatham Channel 18!

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09/13/2015

Thanks for visiting Seaside Links, Chatham Charlie!

You will have a cart to ride in during the Chamber Pot Golf Tournament this Monday at Seaside Links. Chatham Charlie is seen here with manager Kelly Laramee, CEO of Johnson Golf Management, who runs Seaside Links. He thinks if he gets in good with the course manager, he has a better chance to win. Sorry Charlie! (Charlie just likes riding in the carts!) Come golf in the tournament and have great fun with everyone playing. www.chathamgolf.com

Paul Litwin photo

09/13/2015

Chatham Charlie has a bit of a competitive side to him and is out on Seaside Links in Chatham practicing for Monday's "Chamber Pot Golf Tournament". He's working on his putting to hopefully win the "Longest Putt" contest. Hope to see you there! www.chathamgolf.com