April News - Please find information about opening dates for various services at the golf course, winners of our "Early Registration Contest", events and league links, spring aeration dates and tips for caring for the golf course.  

Early Registration Contest Winners:
$100 Range Card:
John O'Connor
Paul Mardirosian
Lynn Bissonette
Winner of the 2025 Annual Pass was Sonny Massaro! 
Thank you to all who registered early!

 Opening Dates: 
Greens: Opened on 3/17
Electric Golf Carts: available on Friday 4/4 (weather dependent)
Jake's at CV: Monday 4/14 opening
Bouse Houses: delivered on 4/15
Driving range grass tee on 4/18 
For information regarding frost delays, cart availability, practice facility status or anything daily conditions related will be posted on the news ticker at the top of the CV website.

Spring Aeration Dates: The golf course is scheduled for green aeration on 4/8 & 4/9 (Tuesday & Wednesday).  4/10 is a rain date if there is a weather delay.  The golf course will remain open during aeration, as usual.  If you choose to play on those dates, please expect at least 9-holes to be on temporary greens while our maintenance staff completes this important agronomic practice.

Pro Shop and Tee Sheet Hours in April: 8am-5pm

Care for the Course: Cranberry Valley is the busiest 18-hole golf course in SE Mass.  Please find the tips and USGA videos below to help care for the course and keep it in tip-top condition.
     Ball mark repair: A properly repaired ball mark on a green will heal in 2-3 days.  An unrepaired or incorrectly repaired mark will take 3-4 weeks to heal.  Please see the USGA video for proper repair technique. A good practice is to repair yours and one other.
     Divot repair: The basic rule in the northern climate is: if the divot is intact with roots still attached, replace it.  If the divot explodes and is not intact, use sand mixture.  Please see USGA video for more information.
     Driving range divot pattern: This is a big one.  With the busiest grass tee driving range in our area, if everyone used a "linear divot pattern" there would be much better turf on the tee to hit from.  Please see USGA video explaining the linear divot pattern and practice facility etiquette.      

 Cranberry Valley Leagues - General League Information and Association Applications have recently been uploaded to the CV website under the "Member Resources" tab.
 
 2025 Tournament Schedule: Please click here to see the latest 2025 Tournament Schedule.  It is also available on the CV website under "Member Resources" tab. 

Please call the pro shop (508) 430-5234 if you have any questions.  Please check the news ticker at the top of our website for daily course conditions.