University Place, Wash. – Chambers Bay in University Place, Wash., will host many of the top amateur golfers in the world this week for the 57th Pacific Coast Amateur Championship. Hosted by Washington Golf, the championship will be played from July…
Washington Golf’s Championship Selection Committee has announced its team to represent the Association at the 17th PNGA Lamey Cup, to be held May 8-9 at Seattle Golf Club. WA Golf will be trying for its fifth title in the competition,…
John Schroeder has quietly become the Rules official and volunteer on which foundations are built [caption id="attachment_3407909" align="alignright" width="2560"] Since 2009, John has volunteered as a Rules official for hundreds of championships, tournaments, NCAA events and USGA qualifiers all over…
The 8th U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball will be held at The Home Course in DuPont, Wash. on May 13-17. When hosting a National Championship of this magnitude, there are a number of people involved behind the scenes to make things…
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…
by Brad Ziemer (courtesy British Columbia Golf) Gudmund Lindbjerg, who won four Pacific Northwest Golf Association titles and three Washington Golf titles, has died following a battle with cancer. He was 71. Lindbjerg produced a rather remarkable amateur golf career…
Federal Way, Wash. – With the recent spike in cases surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and the concerns with contestants traveling from all parts of the Pacific Northwest and throughout the U.S. to compete, the Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) has…
Ian Siebers of Bellevue, Wash. is one of 12 golfers selected to represent the U.S. team in the 2019 Junior Presidents Cup (more…)
Joe Highsmith of Lakewood, Wash. shot rounds of 70-68-69-74 to win the 25th Sahalee Players Championship (more…)
