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  Sun Valley, Idaho’s southern resort, is about more than just winter sports

  Sun Valley Golf Resort in Idaho is known world-wide for its skiing, but don’t forget about the golf. With 45 holes, Sun Valley features three outstanding golf courses and a putting...

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  Northwest Resort Specials

  • Suncadia: The “Unlimited Golf Package,” offered from April 14 until October 3, 2013, invites guests to unwind at Suncadia with the property’s exceptional amenities, polish their swing at Prospector Driving...

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  USGA plans to scrap both men’s, women’s public links tournaments

  The United States Golf Association (USGA) announced that it will drop both the USGA Men’s and USGA Women’s Public Links Championships after the finish of the 2014 golf season. The USGA...

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  Jacobsen puts the ‘13 Umpqua Bank Challenge on hold

  Peter Jacobsen was hoping his Umpqua Bank Challenge would be the start of bigger and better things. But after what he saw in 2012 at the Reserve near Portland when he...

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  Clock ticks away as Chambers Bay makes changes before the 2015 U.S. Open

  Pierce County and KemperSports, in collaboration with the USGA and Robert Trent Jones II, have completed the following golf course improvements to prepare for the best players in the world. Here’s...

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  Northwest Women’s Open will make a return to Twin Lakes

  Some of the top women club professionals from around the country will converge at Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club in Federal Way for the Northwest Women’s Open. The three-day event...

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  Washington golf team has three players on Ben Hogan Award watch list for 2013

  The Washington men’s golf trio of Chris Williams, Cheng-Tsung Pan and Trevor Simsby were among 27 collegiate golfers named to the 2013 Ben Hogan Award Watch list. The most prestigious award...

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  Washington golfer Chris Williams earns top amateur honor and 2013 invitations

  The Royal and Ancient (R&A) Golf Club of St. Andrews and United States Golf Association (USGA) announced that Washington Husky senior golfer Chris Williams is the sixth recipient of the Mark...

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  Chambers Bay plans on a different look for players, fans at the 2015 U.S. Open

  The 2015 United States Open set for Chambers Bay might seem like it’s a long way off, but if you listen to the talk about the tournament you might think it’s...

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  UW performs well at PING-Golfweek Preview

  The Huskies tied for fifth, led by second-place finishes for All-Americans Chris Williams and Cheng-Tsung Pan at the PING-Golfweek Preview. Chris Williams and Cheng-Tsung Pan tied for second among individuals and...

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  Northwest courses always try and improve winter conditions

  Golfing in the NW during the fall and winter means gray skies, Gore-Tex and potential for wet playing conditions. While some courses are drier than others, the wet conditions raise the...

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  Hole-in-one insurer is charged with felony for not paying Northwest golfers

  Golfers in the Pacific Northwest thought they were in for a big prize when they hit a hole-in-one during some recent golf tournaments. But the insurer, Kevin Kolenda, did not pay...

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  Bill, Jay Haas run away to claim crown at Umpqua

  The father/son duo of Jay and Bill Haas birdied the first12 holes of The Umpqua Bank Challenge, then eagled the 13th hole and never looked back. They ended the day 26-under...

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  Salish Cliffs finishing off first year in business as an award winner

  If you haven’t heard the name Salish Cliffs Golf Club by now, you are not a true Pacific Northwest golfer. The course, which opened for play last year, is completing its...

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  Pumpkin Ridge proposes back to back LPGA events for 2017

  Pumpkin Ridge is going after a golf doubleheader for 2017 – hoping to stage both its annual LPGA Safeway Classic and perhaps the following week the Solheim Cup, which is the...