Three of the grants have recently been awarded to a single household. Gage, Ryker and Tanner Blakesley, who live in Otis Orchards east of Spokane, comprise a sibling trio that has done plenty over the previous years, whether equipped with golf clubs or No. 2 pencils.
In 2026, the 40th Washington Senior Men’s and 18th Washington Super Senior Men’s amateur championships are headed to the state’s capital.
With a pink-and-black logo and social media handle that incorporates each of its admins’ first initials, Hey ChiKKs Golf is intent on serving an inspirational mission.
Well-versed golfers, particularly those just east of the Cascades, might be familiar with a single-syllable last name that’s wholly indicative of pure golf passion. That name is Crimp, and that reputation is well-earned.
What’s great about forming a golf league with 15 of your best buddies is the freedom to form its playing structure around what works for everyone, no matter how geographically distanced each member may be. That league can also internally collaborate to raise funds for a given beneficiary.
The Washington Golf Board of Directors selected Kevin Chang as its next president during the WA Golf Annual Meeting held at Bear Creek Country Club on Oct. 25.
When you’ve got entire summer days, a group of your best buds, and the ability to play 18-hole rounds of golf for five dollars a pop, you just might find yourself making wickedly fun memories and acing par-3's before long.
To Kathryn Crimp, golf is quite literally family, as well as an outlet to hone an unwavering work ethic.
Tina Papatolis doesn’t need to go far to find motivation that keeps her golf game sharp and her ever-competitive spirit aflame.
There aren’t many forces that would dare deter Gretchen Klein or diminish her status as a winner.
