Assistant Golf Professional

Overview

Brae Burn Country Club, founded in 1897, is located in West Newton, Massachusetts.  The club's storied past and integral role in advancing the sport of golf in America, has established Brae Burn as one of the most prestigious country clubs in the Northeast. Brae Burn provides Boston-area golf enthusiasts and families with a quality experience steeped in tradition, natural beauty, and personalized service.

Brae Burn has been the site of some historic golf moments, serving as the host of four major tournaments of the United States Golf Association. Walter Hagen won the U.S. Open in 1919, Ray Gorton challenged Bobby Jones in the U.S. Amateur in 1928, and U.S. Women’s Amateur Championships were won by Harriot Curtis in 1906, Beth Daniel in 1975, and Silvia Cavalleri in 1997. Brae Burn hosted Curtis Cup Matches in 1958 and 1970. MGA Amateur victories by Francis Ouimet in 1914 and Eddie Stimpson in 1935 are also highlights in Brae Burn’s rich history.

The club consists of an 18-hole Donald Ross - designed golf course, an additional 9-hole golf course, a large fully equipped golf shop, 6 Har-Tru tennis courts, 5 platform tennis courts, full service pool complex, fitness facility, and a large clubhouse which includes a contemporary grille room, ballroom, meeting space, and an expansive outdoor patio and deck.

Brae Burn is proud to be the future host of:

2028 U.S. Women's Amateur