A milestone at Kitsap as Bremerton country club celebrates its 100th year
From humble beginnings in 1924, Kitsap Golf and Country Club started a...
Coquille Valley Elks Golf Club
By admin
Updated: February 20, 2013
Coquille Valley Elks Golf Club
Private, 9 hole
Myrtle Point
541-572-5367
2216 yds, par 33 – 63.2/103
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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...