Enjoy a round of golf and lunch for 3 at the Salem Country Club in Peabody, MA.  Designed by Donald Ross, Salem Country Club is renowned for its immaculate condition and extraordinary design. Consistently listed as one of Golf Digest's "Top 100 Golf Courses", Salem has hosted four national championships. These include the 1932 USGA Women's Amateur, the 1954 USGA Women's Open, the 1977 USGA Men's Senior Amateur, the 1984 USGA Women's Open, and the 2001 Men's Senior Open Championship.

The par 72, 18 hole layout provides challenges for every player.  A word frequently used to describe this design is "fair". Good shots are rewarded and poor shots are appropriately challenged. This characteristic makes Salem a delight for players of all abilities. True to Donald Ross's vision, this classic Ross course is considered one of his finest enduring legacies.