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  • Portland Golf Club finishes project

    Portland Golf Club—established in 1914 and host to numerous major championships and the 1947 Ryder Cup—has completed the first phase of renovation to its historic golf course. Led by architect Dan...

  • Pacific Northwest Section PGA honors award winners for 2022

    The Pacific Northwest Section PGA has honored the award winners in various categories for the 2022 season. Here are the winners: • Merchandiser of the Year – Public: Dan Porter, PGA...

  • A close-up look at Lake Padden Golf Course

    With so many golf courses in the Seattle/Tacoma/Bellevue area, many golfers would be surprised at the number of high-quality golf courses north of Everett. Specifically, the Bellingham area. It has been...

  • Sahalee will host a LPGA major in 2024

    LPGA major championship golf will return to Sahalee in 2024 when the course will again play host to the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. The dates are not finalized for the tournament...

  • Thinking of buying a winter home or relocating to the Phoenix area?

    By Bob Marlatt, Inside Golf Publisher I recently contacted a real estate broker, Bill Cole, a Washington native and Arizona transplant, who has his hand on the pulse of the real...

  • USGA, R&A update rules of golf for 2023 season

    The USGA and The R&A have unveiled a regular update to the Rules of Golf as they continue to make the Rules easier to understand and apply. The new Rules will...

  • Test your knowledge the rules

    Question: Your tee shot comes to rest in a red penalty area.  When you arrive in the penalty area you see an area inside the penalty area marked as a “no...

  • PNGA Players of the Year

    The Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) has announced the region’s Players of the Year for 2022. Those honored include Men’s Player of the Year, AJ Ewart of Coquitlam, B.C.; Women’s, Lauryn...

  • Washington National is a test with plenty of challenges

    Washington National Golf Club is a championship course located in Auburn, Washington. Here’s how the golf course architect John Fought describes Washington National Golf Club: With four notably long par fours,...

  • Technology and the changing landscape of golf

    Technology has significantly changed golf as we know it today, from the tools we use to the way we learn to play it. Let’s take a look at some of the...

  • New Bar Run Resort in Roseburg is ‘a slice of heaven’

    By Bob Marlatt, Inside Golf Publisher In today’s world we are more likely to see courses close than open up, but Oregon is bucking the trend and is celebrating the opening...

  • Courses owned by Indian Tribes in Washington

    • The Kalispel Tribe of Indians purchased Kalispel Golf and Country Club in 2015. The course is private, but there is still opportunity for the public to play via the many...

  • The Oregon Tribe owned courses

    • Ocean Dunes Golf Links is located in Florence, Oregon, situated in a stretch of dunes that covers about 40 miles of Oregon coastline, making it one of the most unique...

  • Washington Par-3 Championship set for September

    On September 10th and 11th the Highlands Golf Course, in Tacoma, will hold the Washington State Par-3 Championship. 72 golfers will compete in a 36-hole tournament with awards for the top...

  • Take the tour of Central Washington’s golf courses

    Kahler Mountain Club Kahler Glen Golf & Ski Resort became Kahler Mountain Club after being purchased by Scott Pyree, a local businessman and developer. The name change is just the beginning:...

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