Maine golfer Caleb Manuel looks on during interviews at media day for the Live and Work in Maine Open on Tuesday at Falmouth Country Club.

Erik Barnes speaks with the media at Falmouth Country Club.

Camden’s Cole Anderson, a 21-year-old rising junior at Florida State, will play via sponsor’s exemption and compete in his first tournament in his home state since the 2020 Maine Amateur.

Maine golfer Caleb Manuel practices his putts at the Falmouth Country Club.

Golfers make their way onto the first hole at the Falmouth Country Club on Tuesday.

Golfer Nicolas Echavarria, a 27-year-old Colombian, speaks with members of the media. “Overall, this place is awesome. We’re very lucky to have a tournament here,” he said.

Golfers walk along the 18th hole at Falmouth Country Club.

Maine golfer Cole Anderson speaks to the press.

Golfer Erik Barnes, a 34-year-old pro out of Marion, Indiana, remembers the crowds last year. "They got behind the event, which is really nice,” said Erik. “You feel like you’re playing for somebody other than just the other guys in your group and your caddy."

The ninth hole at the Falmouth Country Club.

The Falmouth Country Club is set up and ready to go for the Live and Work in Maine Open.