 |
|
Lincoln Golf
|
|
by Bob Spiwak
I tend to travel a lot to play golf. For years, my vehicles have been old Volkswagens and a sporty Datsun fastback coupe. These suffice for another golfer and me. A third person can be squeezed into the VWs, sharing the back seat with a bag of clubs. The Datsun is strictly a two-seater.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
Work to Save Chambers Bay Tree Underway
|
|
David Wienecke, the golf course superintendent at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place, Wash., has taken steps to save the iconic tree at the course that was severely hacked by vandals last week. The survival of the Douglas fir is in question. A $1,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the vandal's arrest.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
Vandalism at Chambers Bay
|
|
Someone has attempted to chop down the only tree at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place, Wash., site of the 2010 U.S. Amateur and 2015 U.S. Open. The tree, which really isn't in play for golfers, borders the west side of the course overlooking Puget Sound.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
PNGA Legend Carl Jonson Passes
|
|
Northwest golf icon Carl Jonson passed away on April 14. Carl was 92 years of age. Carl was a golf champion and volunteer, respected Seattle area attorney, family man, and community leader.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
» Former USGA & PNGA Director Curtis Passes
|
|
» Desert Canyon Gets New Life
|
|
» Bear Mountain Hires new Director of Golf
|
|
» Pierce County Excited about U.S. Open & U.S. Amateur Coming to Chambers Bay
|
|
» 2008 Seattle Golf Show Sets Dates
|
|
» GolfTEC Announces Instructors for Seattle Operation
|
|
» Developer of Central Washington Resort Hires KemperSports
|
|
» Oki Golf Acquires Harbour Pointe
|
|
» Seattle Golf Architect William Teufel Dies at 82
|
|
» Bixler Goes Very Low
|
|
» Update on Harbottle Projects
|
|
» Gold Mountain Set for Husky Invitational
|
|
» Chambers Bay Awarded Signature Status
|
|
» West Coast's Top Players Coming to Gold Mountain
|
|
» BMW Northwest Skins Game Coming to Chambers Bay
|
|
» Big Ten & Pac-10 Golfers to Test Drive Chambers Bay
|
|
» Odd Bird Accompanies Golfers in Washington
|
|
» Reflections on the Champions Tour & Seven-Man Playoffs
|
|
» An Ode to the West Seattle Golf Course
|
|
» Hanson Wins PNGA Men's Master-40
|
|
» Bear Creek in Winthrop Sold
|
|
» Upham Wins Rosauers
|
|
» Shin Wins PNGA Women's Amateur, Markle Wins Women's Mid-Am
|
|
» Summerhays Wins Sahalee Players Championship
|
|
» South Sound Renaissance
|
|
» Dahmen Wins Washington Men's Amateur
|
|
» Unheralded Player Wins WSGA Women's Amateur
|
|
» Mitzel Rallies to Win Pacific Northwest International
|
|
» Hinkle & Coston Qualify for U.S. Senior Open
|
|
» Coston Earns Low PGA Professional Honors at Senior PGA
|
|
» WSGA & PNGA Purchase Golf Course from Weyerhaeuser
|
|
» Washington Open Set to Start
|
|
» Coston to Team Again with Logan at Senior PGA Championship
|
|
» PNGA Hall of Fame to Induct Three New Members Tonight
|
|
» Entries Being Accepted for Pacific Northwest Junior PGA Championship
|
|
» Harbottle Keeping Busy out West
|
|
» Little Creek Unveils Hotel Addition
|
|
» Plans Moving Forward for Big Resort in Central Washington
|
|
» Seattle Golf Show Set to Start
|
|
» If Bandon Can Draw Golfers from Around the World, Why Not Tacoma?
|
|
» Date Set for 2007 Seattle Golf Show
|
|
» Chambers Bay Update
|
|
» White Horse Golf Club: A Thoroughbred Chomping at the Bit
|
|
» Coston Makes Pacific Northwest PGA history
|
|
» Tacoma-Area Juniors Honored as Rolex Junior All-Americans
|
|
» Harbottle to Design Cascadia’s First Course
|
|
» New Golf Project in Central Washington
|
|
» Bingham Wins WSGA Senior Men’s Amateur
|
|
» Building a New Track - Part 1
|
|
» Building a New Track - Part 1
|
|
» PNGA Junior Championships
|
|
» Developer, Community College Partner on Innovative Course
|
|
» Coston Continues Success On & Off the Course
|
|
» Gates Foundation to Help Seattle’s Junior Golfers
|
|
» Coston Runs Away with Rosauers Open Invitational
|
|
» Tindall Named Head Pro at Tumble Creek
|
|
» Watabu Wins The 2006 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship
|
|
» Kim, Watabu To Vie For 2006 U.S. Amateur Public Links Title
|
|
» Quarterfinals Set At 2006 U.S. Amateur Public Links
|
|
» Defending Champion Gone, Co-Medalists Advance At U.S. Amateur Public Links
|
|
» Stanley Wins Sahalee Players Championship in Style
|
|
» Bixler Wins Washington State Men’s Amateur
|
|
» Strong Field Set for 13th Sahalee Players Championship
|
|
» Seattle Amateur Slated for Next Week
|
|
» Harbottle Breaks Ground On Two New Courses
|
|
» Squaxin Island Tribe Breaks Ground on New Course in Washington State
|
|
» Doak Discusses Latest Design
|
|
» Northwest Has Rich History with U.S. Amateur Public Links
|
|
» Golf Development Coming to Washington Coast
|
|
» Amateur Wins Washington Open
|
|
» Washington Open Set to Start
|
|
» ALS Fundraiser Returns to Semiahmoo Resort
|
|
» Seahawks To Participate in PGA’s Free Lesson Month
|
|
» Key Breakthroughs Have Occurred at U.S. Amateur Public Links
|
|
» Desert Canyon Retained by Major Creditor
|
|
» Oki Golf Portfolio Expanding in Seattle Area
|
|
» Northwest’s Best Amateurs to Inaugurate Historic Matches
|
|
» Gold Mountain’s 18th Ready for the Spotlight
|
|
» Jacobsen Hardy to Commence Work on Walla Walla Course
|
|
» New Golf Course Planned at Little Creek Casino Resort
|
|
» Gold Mountain’s Motto: Willing & Able to Challenge Champions
|
|
» First African-American to Win USGA Title
|
|
» 2006 PNGA Championship Schedule Announced
|
|
» Golf Architect John Harbottle Staying Busy
|
|
» The Little Course that Could Won't Anymore
|
|
» New Golf Project Slated for Walla Walla
|
|
» Oki Golf Acquires Two More Courses
|
|
» Work Begins on Chambers Bay Course
|
|
» Cybergolf Contributor Honored
|
|
» Taking On Bear Mountain
|
|
» The King Visits Suncadia
|
|
» Lake Spanaway Course Seeking Audubon Recognition
|
|
» Ground Broken on Third 18 at New Resort East of Seattle
|
|
» Glendale CC Superintendent Receives Two National Awards
|
|
» PGA of America Drops Sahalee for 2010 Major
|
|
» Yakama Nation Rejects Golf & Ski Resort
|
|
» Visionaries See Golf in Their Future
|
|
» Big Resort Planned for Washington-Canada Border
|
|
» Choice Turf Driving Range
|
|
» Yet Another Book Review
|
|
» Seattle TV Anchor Encounters Bull on Golf Course
|
|
» A Decade in the Making, Resort Course Finally Underway
|
|
» Historic Port Townsend Course Changes Hands
|
|
» New Course Planned Near Desert Canyon in North-Central Washington
|
|
» Washington State Muni To Host 2006 Public Links
|
|
» Keith & Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Bear Creek Country Club
|
|
This private club lies north of Washington’s “Silicon Valley” of Redmond, Bellevue and Woodinville. Consistently rated as the second toughest course in the Puget Sound region, the facility has hosted many major events since its opening in 1982.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
More new in Bellevue & Redmond:
|
|
|
» Carnation Golf Course
|
|
» Echo Falls Country Club
|
|
» The Golf Club at Newcastle
|
|
» The Plateau Club
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Harbour Pointe Golf Club
|
|
Harbour Pointe provides golfers a unique experience by offering two distinctively different nines. The front nine winds through a wetlands area, with water entering play on every hole.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
More new in Greater Seattle/Puget Sound :
|
|
|
» Jackson Park Golf Course
|
|
» Jefferson Park Golf Course
|
|
» Legion Memorial Golf Course
|
|
» Walter Hall Golf Course
|
|
» West Seattle Golf Course
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Washington’s “Monterey North”
|
|
A septet of golf courses located in Northwest Washington have become known as “Monterey North,” in tribute to their quality and quantity. Located around Bellingham, the region contains seven of the most scenic and challenging courses in the Pacific Northwest.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Dungeness Golf & Country Club
|
|
Located on the outskirts of Sequim on the scenic Olympic Peninsula, Dungeness Golf & Country Club is one of the finest and friendliest courses in Washington.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
More new in Peninsula:
|
|
|
» Gold Mountain’s 36 Holes
|
|
» Trophy Lake Golf & Casting
|
|
» McCormick Woods Keeps Players on Their Toes
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Tri-Mountain Golf Course
|
|
|
This 18-hole course lies just east of Interstate 5 north of Ridgefield and approximately 11 miles north of Vancouver, Washington. The links-like layout, designed by Bill Robinson, boasts a wide variety of hazards to challenge any golfer.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Lake Spanaway Golf Course
|
|
This 18-hole course lies southeast of Tacoma in the neighboring town of Spanaway. Opened in 1967, the 6,938-yard layout was designed by Arthur Vernon Macan, the most prolific architect in the history of Northwest golf.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
More new in Tacoma & Olympia:
|
|
|
» Meriwood Golf Course
|
|
» Sumner Meadows Golf Links
|
|
» Tapps Island Golf Course
|
|
» Vicwood Golf Links
|
|
» Washington National Golf Club
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Canyon Lakes Golf Course
|
|
Canyon Lakes provides golfers with an abundance of natural challenges. Ranked among the Northwest’s top public golf courses, Canyon Lakes provides an enjoyable experience for all golfers.
|
|
Full story »
|
|
|
|
More new in Tri-Cities:
|
|
|
» Richland’s Columbia Point
|
|
» Horn Rapids Golf Club
|
