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  • A Tour of the Olympic Peninsula courses

    If you are heading toward the Olympic Peninsula for a golf trip, there are several terrific courses to choose from. Here are a few to consider when looking for a place...

  • Tour of Bellingham area courses

    The area north and south of Bellingham booms with golf personality and championship caliber challenges. Bargain prices, stellar maintenance, beautiful layouts and breathtaking views combined with the upcoming pristine spring and...

  • Golf on Kitsap Peninsula

    Golf on Kitsap Peninsula Washington’s Kitsap Peninsula is more than just a tourist attraction with its outdoor activities and shoreline, there are also all of the ingredients to make up some...

  • Central Oregon set for pair of tournaments

    The Central Oregon Shootout makes its return in 2023 but with a different look at just one course this time around Aspen Lakes in Sisters, Ore. will host the event –...

  • Chambers Bay awarded 2027 U.S. Junior and 2033 U.S. Amateur

    Chambers Bay will find itself on the national golf stage as the USGA awarded two more national championships to the course: The 2027 U.S. Junior Amateur and the 2033 U.S. Amateur....

  • Big changes ahead at Lewis River as new owner takes over

    Have you taken a spin yet with ChatGPT?  It can be a fun time when stuck waiting through a frost delay but beware that sometimes it will mistake rumors as facts. ...

  • Bandon Dunes Resort will open a new 19-hole short course

    Mike Keiser knows a great site when he sees one, and he is convinced that the next gem at Bandon Dunes will be something truly special. The new 19-hole short course,...

  • Golf base keeps getting diverse

    As participation levels have increased the past several years, the overall golfer base has gotten more diverse. Some of the most notable U.S. participation gains have been among females and people...

  • RVs and Golf

    Golf courses with RV camping are special. They have invested huge amounts of money building the infrastructure necessary to accommodate RV camping. They make the investment because the attraction of traveling...

  • Puget Sound Golf Association is alive and well for 2023

    For 30 years starting in 1977, Gene and Diane Slagel offered golf tours to Hawaii as a way for friends to get out of the rainy Pacific Northwest winters. As time...

  • Thinking about buying property in Phoenix?

    Goldman Sachs says, Phoenix is one of four cities that could see a housing crash. We’ve been on quite the rollercoaster in the Phoenix Valley Real Estate world over the past...

  • Peter Jacobsen honored at Augusta

    Northwest native and former PGA Tour star Peter Jacobsen will be honored during Masters week at Augusta National. Jacobsen will receive the ASAP Sports/Jim Murray Award for his “cooperation, quotability and...

  • Drive, Chip & Putt set NW qualifiers Drive, Chip & Putt set NW qualifiers

    Here are the local qualifiers for the 2023 Drive, Chip & Putt: May 20 at Colwood in Portland  11 at Trophy Lake Golf and Casting in Port Orchard, Wash.  June 17...

  • USGA changes the way golfers qualify for annual championships

    In an effort to continuously enhance and evolve the competitor experience, the USGA announced significant modifications to its amateur championship qualifying model for the first time in more than 20 years....

  • Pair of tournaments are set for Central Oregon

    The Central Oregon Shootout makes its return in 2023 but with a different look at just one course this time around, Aspen Lakes in Sisters, Ore. will host the event –...

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