ONE UNSEASONABLY WARM summer evening a little more than six years ago, Peninsula Daily News Sports Editor Brad LaBrie called me with a chance at… Continue reading
WHILE ENJOYING LABOR Day on Monday, how about a moment of quiet contemplation for the working men and women that provide the top-notch golfing experiences… Continue reading
AN ANNOUNCEMENT CAME and went largely unnoticed during the week of the PGA Championship. It will affect the viewing habits of golf fans all over… Continue reading
IF ONLY JASON Dufner wore a bucket hat out on the course. What with the hair (I have heard this style referred to as ‘Bama… Continue reading
OAK HILL WILL need to wring out a memorable performance from the field when the PGA Championship, the final major of the 2013 season, is… Continue reading
CEDARS AT DUNGENESS food and beverage manager Matt Eveland, 30, has qualified for the 2013 RE/MAX Long Drive Championship, set for Sept. 18-27 in Mesquite,… Continue reading
PHIL MICKELSON SEIZED the opportunity to change the narrative of his career with his remarkable performance in the final round of Sunday’s (British) Open Championship.… Continue reading
BREAK OUT THOSE billfolds: corporate hospitality sales are underway for the 2015 U.S. Open Championship at Chambers Bay near Tacoma. Hopefully, some enterprising PDN readers… Continue reading
BREAK OUT THOSE billfolds: corporate hospitality sales are underway for the 2015 U.S. Open Championship at Chambers Bay near Tacoma. Hopefully, some enterprising PDN readers… Continue reading
THERE'S A GOLF component to this year's Festival by the Bay in Port Ludlow. A tournament is planned on the event's opening day, Friday, July… Continue reading
LADIES GOLFERS ARE invited to participate in “Viva Las Vegas”-themed events hosted by the SunLand Women’s Golf Association on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 16-17. A… Continue reading
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
