"Ralph Lauren Polo Golf Raspberry S/S Shirt w/ Miacomet Club of Nantucket Logo" Sz: XXL (SOLD)

"Ralph Lauren Polo Golf Raspberry S/S Shirt w/ Miacomet Club of Nantucket Logo" Sz: XXL (SOLD)Chest (pit pit): 26"W 56% Cotton (Pima) 40% Polyester 4% (Elastane) Gently worn freshly laundered In 1956, Ralph P. Marble bought 400 acres of land on Nantucket's southern shore with the intention of raising cows for dairy production. This area of the island was once inhabited by the Wampanoag tribes, who called it "Miacomet" or "The Meeting Place." Thankfully Mr. Marble saw the potential in the landscape and four years later, he began to build

Chest (pit-pit): 26"W

56% Cotton (Pima)
40% Polyester
4% (Elastane)

Gently worn/ freshly laundered

In 1956, Ralph P. Marble bought 400 acres of land on Nantucket's southern shore with the intention of raising cows for dairy production. This area of the island was once inhabited by the Wampanoag tribes, who called it "Miacomet" or "The Meeting Place." Thankfully Mr. Marble saw the potential in the landscape and four years later, he began to build Miacomet Golf Course.

In 1963, Miacomet opened as a year-round course for islanders and visitors. The course drew a small constituency of golf devotees from the recently closed Tupancy Links and has been serving the Nantucket community ever since.

In the mid-1980's, Ralph Marble sold his land to the Nantucket Island Land Bank with the hope of preserving this special piece of Nantucket beauty.

In 2003, Miacomet was expanded to 18 holes by architect Howard Maurer, making Miacomet Golf Course the island's only 18-hole public facility. The original 9 holes were completely renovated and were opened in the Spring of 2007, the results have been fantastic and award winning. Miacomet Golf Course continues to serve both the year-round and seasonal communities of Nantucket as a practice, golf, and meeting facility. With a fully functional putting green and driving range, both experienced golfers and beginners alike can perfect their game before hitting the links. The course is complete with four tee box options, challenging holes, and scenic island views. The restaurant and beverage cart provide patrons with delicious food, cold drinks and great company.