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  • Tri Mountain Golf Course sale falls through

    By Shari Phiel, The Columbian Fans of Tri-Mountain Golf Course can breathe a little easier. The county-owned golf course will remain open through the end of next year — but with...

  • NW golf icon Pat Lesser Harbottle passes away at age 91

    A legend and a pioneer in the Pacific Northwest’s golf community, Pat (Lesser) Harbottle passed away on July 30, 2025. She was 91. Pat was a dominating force in American women’s...

  • City of Seattle signs 15-year management agreement with Troon

    Troon, the leader in providing golf and club-related leisure and hospitality services, is pleased to announce a 15-year management agreement renewal with City of Seattle to operate the municipality’s four golf...

  • USGA renames medal to honor NW’s JoAnne Carner

    The United States Golf Association has announced the medal presented each year to the U.S. Women’s Amateur champion will be renamed and redesigned to honor golf legend JoAnne Carner in recognition...

  • Gamble Sands’ new Scarecrow

    Gamble Sands, the Top 100 golf resort located in Brewster, Wash., has opened its new 18-hole, David McLay Kidd-designed course. Scarecrow opened for public and resort-guest play in August. Located near...

  • Campbell captures title at Rosauers Invitational

    The scores were low as usual at the Rosauers Open invitational at Indian Canyon Golf Course in Spokane. Dan Campbell of Bellingham Golf and Country Club, who had won the event...

  • Try out new clubs at Pro Golf

    If you are the type of golfer who is always on the lookout for something new and something just might make your game better, then new equipment is what you are...

  • Boeing Classic brings in the stars for its 20th anniversary

    The world’s best senior golfers will gather in the Pacific Northwest for the Boeing Classic, offering fans the unique opportunity to witness world-class golf right in their own backyard. The 20th...

  • Tamarack Resort’s Osprey Meadows re-opens for play

    Idaho’s Tamarack Resort is back in business in a big way – truly becoming America’s only Golf ski, and lake resort. The resort, which sits 90 minutes north of Boise, has...

  • Don’t overlook the 9-hole golf courses

    While 18-hole golf courses are the preferred course, nine-hole and Par-3 courses still have an important place in today’s golf landscape. As available land has always been the deterrent to golf...

  • Premier Golf Centers: Elevating public golf with its collection of courses

    Premier Golf Centers has become a cornerstone of Washington’s public golf scene. Managing a network of 11 municipally owned courses across the state—including in Seattle, Bellevue, Everett, Lynnwood, Marysville, and Bellingham—Premier...

  • Gamble Sands to open up its second golf course – Scarecrow

    Gamble Sands’ newest course and most anticipated addition to the resort is called Scarecrow, set to open in August. Gamble Sands, the Top 100 golf resort located in Brewster, Wash., recently...

  • New owners bring new life to Sandpines

    In a heartfelt revival of one of Oregon’s most beloved golf destinations, Florence Golf Links is officially returning to its original identity as Sandpines Golf Links. Under new ownership, the course...

  • New owner of Mount Adams Country Club

    Pat Shields is the new owner of the Mt. Adams Country Club. Located in Toppenish, Washington, Mount Adams Country Club is a classic 18-hole golf course that is open to public...

  • Quail Valley in the Portland closes

    Editor’s note: Quail Valley Golf Course near Portland closed its doors. Here is a heartfelt letter from General Manager Doug Hixson who ran the course since its opening. Dear Quail Valley...

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