Tacoma Country and Golf Club will host ‘25 Washington Open

The historic Tacoma Country & Golf Club has been selected as the site for the 99th Washington Open Invitational, set to take place from May 5-7, 2025 (please note the dates have changed from previously published). This prestigious event will bring together top golfers from across the region to compete at the oldest continuously operating golf club in the state.

Meridian Valley Country Club in Kent had been the previous host for the tournament for years.

Founded in 1894, Tacoma Country & Golf Club has been a cornerstone of Washington’s golfing tradition for over 130 years. Located on the shores of American Lake, the course is known for its exceptional conditioning and challenging layout, making it an ideal host for major championships. It was chosen as the site of the 2023 USGA U.S. Open Final Qualifier and the upcoming 2027 U.S. Senior Women’s Open. In 2024, the club hosted the Pacific Northwest Golf Association 122nd Women’s Amateur Championship, further solidifying its reputation as a destination for competitive golf.

The Washington Open Invitational, first held in 1922 at Yakima Country Club, is one of the most storied tournaments in the Pacific Northwest Section PGA. Over the decades, it has attracted elite talent and produced a host of legendary champions, including Chuck Congdon, Al Mengert, Bob Duden, Don Bies and Fred Couples.