A milestone at Kitsap as Bremerton country club celebrates its 100th year
From humble beginnings in 1924, Kitsap Golf and Country Club started a...
Red Wolf Golf Club
By admin
Updated: February 20, 2013
Formerly Clarkston Golf & Country Club
Semi-private, 18 holes
Clarkston – 509-758-7911
6,650 yds, par 72 – 72.0/120
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Tournament results
Northwest junior earns invitation to Jordan Spieth event Invited, the largest owner...
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Long-time Washington golf coach Mulflur will step down
Mary Lou Mulflur, who has been a part of the Washington women’s...
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Yakima’s Apple Tree Resort continues to add outside of its golf course
Like the apple orchards surrounding the golf course, Apple Tree’s Resort Community...
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Northwest junior earns invitation to Jordan Spieth event
Invited, the largest owner and operator of membership clubs, hosted The Crush...
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Tournament results
Northwest junior earns invitation to Jordan Spieth event Invited, the largest owner...
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Up coming Tournaments
Puget Sound Amateur Oct. 19-20 The Puget Sound Amateur is set for...
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Northwest junior earns invitation to Jordan Spieth event
Invited, the largest owner and operator of membership clubs, hosted The Crush...
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Sharp wins PNW PGA Championship
Brady Sharp of Oswego Lake CC (Lake Oswego, OR) won the Pacific...
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Woodland, Wash. golfer claims Washington Men’s Am crown
Dane Huddleston from Woodland shot rounds of 69-67-66 to win the 103rd...
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Destination: Myrtle Beach
By Steve Turcotte, Inside Golf Editor Myrtle Beach is an area that...
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Tamarack Resort: Osprey Meadows now back open
When Tamarack Resort’s Osprey Meadows Golf Course opened for play in 2006,...
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Central Oregon: Offers some of the best scenery for fall golf
Here is a quick look at some of Central Oregon’s top courses...
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Golfers traveling with RVs have several courses to choose from
What can you expect from golf courses with overnight parking? The basic...
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Northwest Indian Tribes are important to the local golf landscape
From Oregon to Washington to Idaho, Pacific Northwest Indian Tribes are always...