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Ledgemont Country Club in Seekonk, Massachusetts is a private 18-hole, par-71 course designed by Alfred Tull. The club itself dates to 1924 but moved from West Warwick, Rhode Island to its current Seekonk property in 1949, allowing it to expand to an 18-hole course. The current layout is therefore associated with 1949 rather than the club's earlier founding date.
From the blue tees it measures 6,801 yards with a 73.4 course rating and 134 slope. Additional published sets include white at 6,492 yards (72.1/131), red at 5,846 yards (74.3/130) and yellow at 5,069 yards (74.3/126). Ledgemont has hosted regional competitive events including the New England PGA Championship, Rhode Island Open and Rhode Island Amateur.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 71, 6,801 yards, course rating 73.4 and slope rating 134. Designed by Alfred Tull, the course originally opened in 1949. It is a private members-only club. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Tennis Courts, Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Bar, Locker Rooms.
Ledgemont was founded in 1924 and was originally located in West Warwick, Rhode Island, on the property now associated with Valley Country Club. Growth in membership led the club to seek a site where it could expand.
For the new Seekonk property, Alfred Tull created an 18-hole course. The club describes Tull's work as characteristic of his preference for generous greens and natural routings fitted to the existing landscape.
Ledgemont moved to Seekonk in 1949 and established the present 18-hole course there. The club subsequently developed a substantial clubhouse and additional country-club amenities.
The course has hosted the New England PGA Championship, Rhode Island Open and Rhode Island Amateur among other regional events.
Ledgemont remains a private country club at its Seekonk site, with the Alfred Tull golf course at the centre of the property.
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