In The News

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  Suzann Pettersen captures Safeway Classic at Columbia Edgewater

  Suzann Pettersen made it a memorable comeback to Columbia Edgewater Country Club for the LPGA Tour’s Safeway Classic Presented by Coca Cola. Not even a double-bogey at the par-3 second hole...

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  Peter Jacobsen wins Payne Stewart award

  Peter Jacobsen, known for his passion and personality throughout his 37-year PGA Tour and Champions Tour careers, has been named the 2013 winner of the Payne Stewart Award. The Payne Stewart...

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  New Portland Web.com event a hit with charity

  The WinCo Foods Portland Open, a Web.com event at Pumpkin Ridge set for 2014, is already making some noise. Tournament Executive Director Jeff Sanders and WinCo Foods NW Division V.P. Megan...

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  Is this really the end of Sumner Meadows Golf Course?

  No one knows for sure, but Sumner Meadows Golf Course in Sumner, Wash. might be on its last legs. Rumors have swirled for months about the future of the course about...

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  Boeing Classic: First-time champ and record crowds

  There was plenty of excitement at the 2013 Boeing Classic, held at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge, just east of Seattle. Not only did John Riegger win the tournament, his first victory...

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  Semiahmoo Resort re-opens

  Stuart Rolfe was as disappointed as anyone when the Semiahmoo Resort shut the doors on its hotel in December 2012. After all, he had been in on the beginning of the...

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  Bandon Dunes chosen to host USGA tourney

  Bandon Dunes Resort on the Oregon Coast continues to be a favorite of the United States Golf Association. The resort will be a host course for the inaugural USGA Four-Ball Championship...

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  Former PNGA head Bodenhamer will help lead U.S. golf teams at ‘16 Olympics

  Former head of the Pacific Northwest Golf Association John Bodehamer is continuing his climb up the USGA ladder. Bodenhamer left the PNGA for the USGA in 2011 to take the job...

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  Makah Indian Tribe looks to build 9-hole golf course

  The Makah tribe continues to add economic development in Neah Bay and is working on a nine-hole golf course to increase tourism and recreational opportunities. New activities and more accommodations for...

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  Seattle Thunderbirds head coach, Konowalchuk, talks hockey and golf

  By Steve Turcotte, Inside Golf Editor When you get a round of golf set up with a former NHL hockey player, you almost expect Happy Gilmore to show up. You half...

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  Champions Tour comes to Seattle for Boeing Classic

  The Champions Tour will make its yearly visit to the Puget Sound area with the Boeing Classic, set for the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge on Aug. 22-25. The three-day tournament will feature...

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  Changes coming at Kayak Point after new Access Golf deal struck

  The winds of change are blowing at Kayak Point Golf Club in Stanwood, north of Seattle. Snohomish County and Access Golf have reached an initial ten-year deal to operate and manage...

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  Road trip alert: Las Vegas will host big-time amateur tournament in 2014

  What is being billed as one of the world’s largest and most successful amateur golf tournaments tees off in 2014 in Las Vegas, the Entertainment Capital of the World. Combining everything...

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  Tumwater Valley is on the rise after hard times

  Tumwater Valley Golf Course is quickly showing signs of life after several disappointing years of declining revenues. Tumwater City Council determined the need for a change after the course suffered a...

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  Nike signs former Husky and No. 1-ranked amateur Chris Williams

  Nike has signed the former No. 1-ranked amateur golfer in the world, Chris Williams, to its Nike Golf staff. Williams, a former University of Washington Husky, makes his professional debut at...