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  • North Shore Golf Course gets new owner

    North Shore Golf Course, a celebrated public golf course in northeast Tacoma, announces its acquisition by the Puyallup Tribe and Marine View Ventures (MVV), the economic development arm of the Puyallup...

  • Topgolf: Hits the Pacific NW with new Hillsboro facility

    Topgolf, the fastest growing trend in the golf world. Never heard of Topgolf? You will soon. Topgolf was founded in London in 2000 when two brothers were taking swings at a...

  • Nike is getting out of the golf equipment business

    Nike, the most valuable sports brand in the world, is stepping out of the golf equipment business. A company press release indicated that Nike “will transition out of equipment—including clubs, balls...

  • Ryan Moore wins fifth PGA Tour title at John Deere Classic

    Ryan Moore of Puyallup made it back to the winner’s circle on the PGA Tour, winning the John Deere Classic. For all the late pars and the closing run of 46...

  • Glendoveer is a leader in environmental practices

    With two courses, a driving range and a short game practice area, golf is always the theme at Glendoveer. With two 18-hole courses, there is plenty of golf to be played...

  • Hickory Golfer Tom Kennedy

    by Brian Giboney One of the things truly unique in being a hickory golfer is the people we meet at tournaments. Not only are people brought together on the golf course...

  • Thurmond leaves UW job for Arizona State

    University of Washington men’s golf coach Matt Thurmond has decided to leave the Huskies after 15 years and take the head coaching job at Arizona State University. Thurmond will replace Tim...

  • A pair of record breaking 59s

    Amateur Derek Bayley of The Links GC (Post Falls, ID) went low-low-low to win the 29th Rosauers Open Invitational at MeadowWood Golf Course in Spokane. The amateur from Idaho opened with...

  • Chris Jorgensen shoots 59 at North Bellingham

    Breaking the course record at North Bellingham Golf Course simply wasn’t enough for Blaine resident Chris Jorgensen. He ended up pushing the record so low, it should stand for a while....

  • Another major tournament for Chambers Bay

    The USGA will again make Chambers Bay home as it announced that the course will host another one of its championships – this time the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship in 2019....

  • Kalispel Indian Tribe buys old Spokane club

    When Spokane Golf and Country Club ran into financial trouble last year, a few groups stepped up to bid on the property. The winners were the Kailsipel Indian Tribe, which also...

  • Canadian golfer wins Pepsi NW Women’s Open

    Canadian Aram Choi turned back Jennifer Hahn in a playoff to win the Pepsi Northwest Women’s Open at Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club in Federal Way. Choi birdied the second...

  • The Hickory Corner: Tournament time

    By Brian Giboney, Special to Inside Golf It is that time of the year again for hickory golf nuts – time to start thinking about the annual Washington State Hickory Open....

  • After suffering damage from 2014 fires, Alta Lake is back in full force

    Tucked away atop a winding hill, Alta Lake Golf Resort is North Central Washington’s best-kept secret. With breathtaking views of the Methow and Columbia River Valley, Alta Lake has come to...

  • John Daly signed to play in 2016 Boeing Classic

    Fan favorite John Daly has committed to play the Boeing Classic, which will be held August 22-28 at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge. Daly is eligible to compete in Champions Tour events after...

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