Pierotti wants to promote Riverside as a site for tournaments. She said the Greater Portland Open will return this summer, from June 27-30. Grygiel founded the tournament in 1996. In his tenure Riverside underwent a number of improvements such as a watering system, vastly improved drainage, new traps and a new second green. Pierotti said she wants to lure back the Maine Open, which spent several years at Riverside.
Spectators can see several holes from the hill by the clubhouse.
McClure returns to Riverside after a season as pro at the Riverside South course in 1995. McClure, an accomplished player, also was head pro at Nonesuch River for two years and previously served as an assistant pro at Portland CC and The Woodlands. We will let you know what is going on in news, sports and viewpoints. We've got news, analysis, charts, maps and more. Sponsored by Maine Employers' Mutual Insurance Company and Workgroup Technology Partners .