by Geoff Baker Former Seattle Times sports columnist Blaine Newnham understood that tracking down the biggest stories sometimes led you under the grandstands. [caption id="attachment_3760567" align="alignright" width="800"] (John Lok / The Seattle Times, 2005)[/caption] That’s where Newnham, then with The…
[caption id="attachment_3227695" align="alignright" width="600"] After many months of work, Patrick Scoccolo can now spend the cold Northwest days practicing on his Foresight GC2 simulator.[/caption] by Doug Miller It’s a dark and damp October afternoon in Seattle. Whitecaps dot an angry…
by Steve Mims Before her out-of-nowhere win at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur in April, Anna Davis (and her twin brother Billy) collected numerous titles in Washington. [caption id="attachment_872690" align="alignright" width="464"] Among their many WJGA state titles, Billy and Anna…
Looking for that same small town in each of us on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula by Yvonne Pepin-Wakefield Discovery Bay Golf Club is a place of lore, legend, and roller-coaster greens framed by panoramic views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain…
Looking for that same small town in each of us on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula [caption id="attachment_749055" align="alignright" width="300"] Port Townsend Golf Club[/caption] by Yvonne Pepin-Wakefield On any given day at the Port Townsend Golf Club, tucked in the corner of…
by Bart Potter Paul Huber set out to play every public course in Washington, and used his own criteria for what makes an enjoyable golf experience. With his son Nick joining him, it was a journey to find what matters.…
by Andrew Penner It’s a gorgeous, ocean-warmed morning in December at the Bald Eagle Golf Club in Point Roberts, Wash. Birds are chirping. The sun is shining. And Superintendent Rick Hoole is cutting greens on the back nine. After his…
The Largent brothers - Sam, Andy and Brian - bring you the Flatstick Pub. Growing the game from the inside out, one micro-brew at a time. by Tony Dear Tim Hughes sounds a lot like the rest of us. “I’ll…
Durel Billy fell in love with the game and with its history, and found numerous ways to give back to it, even though it did not always give back to him (more…)
Over the span of a person’s life, so many other lives are touched – Mitch Black will be missed by Bart Potter Golf took up a lot of space on Mitch Black’s planet, and he left room for the rest…
