Newton police responded early Saturday to a vehicle collision at the Brae Burn Country Club pro shop on Fuller Street in West Newton. The driver lost control of the car and drove it into the building, causing damage to a wall that has since been boarded up.

Emergency crews transported the driver and two pro shop workers to a local hospital for treatment of minor injuries. All three were reported to be in stable condition after receiving care.

Investigation underway

Police are investigating the cause of the crash. Early statements indicate that the incident does not appear to be criminal in nature, and officers have ruled out alcohol as a contributing factor. The city engineer also responded to assess the structural damage to the club’s wall.

Impact on the club and community

Brae Burn Country Club, a long‑standing fixture in West Newton, temporarily closed the pro shop while repairs are made. The club’s management has not yet announced when the shop will reopen, but the swift boarding of the damaged wall suggests a focus on safety and a quick return to normal operations.

Local residents expressed concern for the safety of the area, noting that the incident underscores the importance of vigilant traffic enforcement near community gathering spots. Newton police reaffirmed their commitment to monitoring the intersection and ensuring that similar accidents are prevented.

Police response

Newton police confirmed that the investigation remains active and that they will release further details as they become available. The department encouraged anyone with additional information about the crash to contact them.

While the incident caused inconvenience for club members and nearby neighbors, the prompt medical attention and rapid response by emergency services helped keep the situation from becoming more serious.

Original reporting: NBC10 Boston — read the source article.