Environmental Stewardship
We actively manage and protect the natural resources entrusted to us, ensuring the land remains healthy and enjoyable for generations to come.
About Edgewood Golf Course
Family-friendly public golf at the foot of the Berkshires.
Edgewood Golf Course is a beautiful 18-hole public course located in Southwick, Massachusetts, at the foot of the Berkshires. We are committed to providing a welcoming, family-friendly golf experience while honoring the traditions and natural beauty that make Edgewood special.
Our Core Values
Heritage
We honor and preserve the rich history of Edgewood Golf Course and the golfing community. Our roots run deep, and tradition matters here.
Honesty & Integrity
We believe trust is built through transparency. We communicate openly, take responsibility, and address challenges with fairness and respect.
Innovation
We learn from both success and failure to continuously improve the course and the overall player experience.
Loyalty
We foster a welcoming environment where employees, members, and guests feel valued and committed to the continued growth of Edgewood Golf Course.
Leadership Team
Bob Mucha
Director of Golf, PGA Professional
Bob has been a member of the PGA for more than 35 years, having been elected in 1993. His accomplishments include winning the Bermuda Open in 1986, being named the 2014 Merchandiser of the Year in the Northeast New York PGA, earning Connecticut Section Senior Player of the Year honors in 2020, and most recently winning the Connecticut Senior PGA Championship in 2025.
Under Bob’s leadership over the past 12 years, Edgewood has continued to thrive and grow. His vision is to make Edgewood Golf Course one of the most family-friendly courses in Western Massachusetts. Bob’s professional mission is to share his love of the game with others so they can experience the fulfillment golf has brought to his life.
Joshua Lennie
Golf Course Superintendent
Joshua Lennie is a dedicated and innovative leader with a unique professional background. He began his career as a professional soccer player, making his debut at age 16, before transitioning into coaching in the United States, including work with Connecticut Football Club and Division I soccer at Quinnipiac University.
While coaching, Joshua volunteered with a grounds crew, sparking a passion for turf management that ultimately led him into the profession full-time.
Joshua holds a diploma in Turf Management from UMass and brings a science-driven, sustainability-focused approach to course care. His work emphasizes improving course health, playability, and visual appeal through thoughtful maintenance practices, seasonal planning, and ongoing enhancements to the greens and overall course conditions.