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  WSGA offers a new introductory handicap

  In its continuing efforts to grow the game in our region, the Washington State Golf Association is offering for the second consecutive year an introductory handicap. “This is for those golfers...

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  Sign up for NW golf championships on line for 2011

  You can sign up for 2011 championships through the various golf associations on line this year saving yourself the time on an envelope and stamp. The Pacific Northwest Golf Association, Washington...

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  Bandon Dunes and Gold Mt. will host USGA events in 2011

  Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton and Bandon Dunes on the Oregon Coast will host three USGA Championships this summer. It all starts with the Men’s and Women’s Public Links Championships...

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  Tetherow Golf Club recognized for environmental course work

  Tetherow Golf Club was recently recognized for environmental stewardship by the Golf Course Superintendent’s Association of America (GCSAA) and Golf Digest’s Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards program. This award recognizes superintendents...

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  Vancouver native Richard Zokol elected into Canadian Hall of Fame

  The Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Golf Canada have announced that Richard Zokol of Vancouver and Stephen Ross of Dundas, Ont. have been elected as the 2011 inductees into the...

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  Lessons: an investment for a lifetime

  Playing golf poorly doesn’t have to be a lifetime sentence. Having a pair of trained eyes on your golf swing can remove years of frustration. Teaching professionals like Jeff Coston (photo)...

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  Brian Mogg introduces his golf academy at Chambers Bay

  One of the top golf instructors in the country will be bringing his golf academy to the Pacific Northwest this year. Brian Mogg, who lives in Orlando, will be opening a...

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  Salish Cliffs taking shape, getting ready for opening

  At a time when course closures across the county out number new openings by as much as three to one, the Pacific Northwest will welcome another golf course this spring with...

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  Golf real estate: It’s time once again to take a look at the Phoenix market

  We’ve all watched the news and seen the incredible drop in home values throughout the country and the Southwest. Arizona is always near the top of the drop list! If not...

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  Chambers Bay now offers annual passes

  Chambers Bay is offering another way for golfers to play the course that hosted the 2010 United States Amateur and will play host to the 2015 United States Open. Annual passes...

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  Boeing Classic sets dates for 2011 event; looking for volunteers to help

  The Boeing Classic 2011 tournament dates have been set for August 22-28 at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge. The winner of the Champions Tour’s 2010 Presidents Award honoring the top tournament on the...

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  Affordable golf: Where to find it

  Now, more than ever, golfers are looking for the best deals they can find for golf. Inside Golf Newspaper decided to help in this endeavor by providing a list of the...

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  Sale pending on Semiahmoo Resort

  According to an article published in the Bellingham Harold the Semiahmoo Resort hotel and golf course is about to be sold. The Upper Skagit Indian Tribe says it and Trillium Corp....

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  Possible buyer for Tamarack Resort

  An offer to buy Tamarack Resort is officially on the table. Green Valley Holdings, out of Eagle, Idaho, announced a $40 million cash offer to purchase Tamarack Resort. They have submitted...

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  Pacific Northwest golfers survive PGA Tour Qualifying School, earn 2011 playing cards

  The Pacific Northwest hit the jackpot at the PGA Qualifying School with three players playing their way onto the 2011 PGA Tour schedule. Tacoma’s Michael Putnam already had earned a spot...