PORT TOWNSEND — There will be no public Fourth of July fireworks display in Port Townsend this year. A private effort by Port Townsend pyrotechnist… Continue reading
CHIMACUM GOLFER SHELTON Washburn shrugged off a late quadruple-bogey with a birdie on the final hole to claim the fourth annual Pacific Northwest Super Senior… Continue reading
ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID and never the U.S. Open champion. Such is the narrative for Phil Mickelson, likely the second-greatest golfer of his generation. It’s a… Continue reading
MONSOON AT MERION? The lingering after-effects of Tropical Storm Andrea may play a big role in this weekend’s U.S. Open at tradition-rich Merion Golf Club.… Continue reading
MILESTONE MOMENTS ABOUND in June, with graduations and reunions sharing time with weddings and anniversaries. A different type of anniversary will be celebrated at SkyRidge… Continue reading
LAST WEEK’S COLUMN was written in advance, and I missed out on a late and great story from Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course. Sterling Epps… Continue reading
BITS AND PIECES, dribs and drabs, there are many smaller events set to create a sizeable amount of golf happenings set for the North Olympic… Continue reading
IT WAS GENEROUS of Sergio Garcia to play the final two holes of the Players Championship in such a cringeworthy manner (+6). A generous Mother’s… Continue reading
HOME COURSE ADVANTAGE triumphed once again as the team from SkyRidge Golf Course claimed the Peninsula Cup, the fourth time in the event’s five-year history… Continue reading
SATURDAY’S PENINSULA CUP at SkyRidge Golf Course in Sequim will match the top eight golfers from each North Olympic Peninsula course in a bid for… Continue reading
THE GOLF BUG bit Mark Ostroot later in life, but it has bitten hard and won’t let go. Ostroot, the general sales manager at Price-Ford… Continue reading
I SPENT MUCH of the weekend racking my brain for a reason to root against the Aussies threatening to take home their nation’s first green… Continue reading
AUGUSTA NATIONAL MADE the delayed leap into the 20th century last August when they admitted their first female members. I kid, I kid. But it… Continue reading
PERFECT SPRING DAYS like we enjoyed last weekend are quite the treasure. The best place to cash in such treasures is on the golf course… Continue reading
PERFECT SPRING DAYS like we enjoyed last weekend are quite the treasure. The best place to cash in such treasures is on the golf course… Continue reading
IN TWO MONTHS, the WIAA’s Boys Class 2A championship will be contested at University Place’s Chambers Bay golf course. Lucky kids. The chance to win… Continue reading
SHAKESPEARE ADVISED TO “beware the Ides of March” but Cedars at Dungeness member Robert Chamberlin will forever embrace March 15, the date of his second… Continue reading
CONTINUED TRIBAL INVESTMENT in the game of golf west of Puget Sound continues with the grand opening of a new clubhouse Sunday at White Horse… Continue reading
SOMETIMES IT SLOWS to a trickle, but the last couple weeks, a steady flow of new golf information has streamed into my golf column inbox.… Continue reading
MINUS HIS THRILLED playing partners, when Eric Nelson walked off Timber No. 9 and completed his record-breaking round of 61 at Port Ludlow Golf Club… Continue reading
