Salem Country Club, founded in 1895, is one of America's great courses designed by architect Donald Ross. The challenging 18 hole championship golf course is complemented by …

The par 72, 18-hole layout provides challenges for every player. The rolling fairways leave few levels lies for approach shots into strategically bunkered, crowned greens. The difficult rough …

As with most holes at Salem, a shot that misses long usually yields a bogey. Play the yardage to the middle of the green. Check the tree tops left of the green for wind that cannot be felt on the …

An appealing dogleg to the left, the ideal drive must carry a bunker on the inside of the dogleg at the 200 yard mark from the tee. Somewhat similar to the 1st hole, there is a step in the …

A hole that was clearly not built in modern times. First, the fairway features all sorts of bumps and humps, particularly down the left hand side. Secondly, the pond doesn't front the green but …

A driver or a wood hit to the right of the mound will leave a mid-iron into a green that slopes from back to front. A ball in the right rough may be blocked out from the green. Stay below the hole …

On October 12th 1926, a cannon's boom marked the grand opening of the new Salem Country Club located at its home on Forest Street in Peabody, featuring the Donald Ross designed …

We offer a challenging, yet enjoyable course with friendly and knowledgeable golf staff, making Salem Country Club the ideal location for your next golf outing. Highlights of a typical package: …

One of Salem's largest greens. There is more room left than it appears. A decieving view from the tee. Both bunkers are further from the green than they appear. Pay attention to hole location …

Golf Magazine Top 500 Holes in the World 2000 - Hole #13, Par 4; USGA First 100 clubs in America - Founded in 1895