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Destination: South Carolina PRESORT STD FREE OCTOBER U.S. Postage PAID COPY 2015 ISSUE THE SOURCE FOR NORTHWEST GOLF NEWS Port Townsend, WA Permit 262 Arm-Lock: NW golf duo has an option for putting Golf’s putter anchoring ban kicks in next year and some golfers will be scrambling on how to change to the smaller putter. Pacific Northwest golfers Ed Klein and Ronnie Espedal might have your answer to help you with the new rule changes with their Arm-Lock device. See inside for more on the Arm-Lock WHAT’S NEW Destination: IN NW GOLF South Carolina There is plenty to like about taking a golf vacation and there is even more to like when the golf vacation is in South Carolina. With Northwest amateurs, places like Kiawah Island Golf Resort (pic- tured) right and tournaments like the Myrtle professionals meet up Beach World Amateur Handicap Champion- The top amateurs and professionals from ship (story on page 2), South Carolina is around the Pacific Northwest will meet again a place that has it all. Golf can be found this month on the golf course. The 67th throughout the state - and especially along Hudson Cup is set for Broadmoor Golf Club in Seattle and will feature the best amateur the Atlantic Ocean in places like Charleston players against the top professionals from the (story inside). Please see this section for Northwest. more on golfing South Carolina. The event is patterned after the Ryder Cup with the two teams playing in foursome, four ball and singles matches. The event will take place Oct. 22-23 at Broadmoor. The Hudson Cup is named after Robert Twin Lakes: Golf with that private feeling LPGA tournament Hudson, a Portland businessman who was a long-time member at Portland Golf Club and puts Sahalee back helped get the event on the ground. WSGA sets dates, site in the national golf for 2015 fall golf series spotlight in 2016 The Washington State Golf Association has Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Wash. set the dates and sites for its 2015 Fall Series. is used to being in the golf spotlight. In recent The series began in September but will continue years the club has hosted the PGA Championship, through October, November and December with the NEC Invitational and the U.S. Senior Open. a total of four tournaments to be held. The next tournament will be Oct. 16 at Now, the ladies get a turn at Sahalee. Fairwood Golf and Country Club in Renton. Sahalee Country Club will host one of the SunLand Golf and Country Club in Sequim will LPGA major championships in 2016 with the host an event Nov. 13 and the series will finish KPMG Women’s PGA Championship set for off on Dec. 11 at The Home Course. June 9-12 and featuring the best the LPGA Tour Players receive participation points for each has to offer for four days. event and more points for finishing in the top The tournament had been known as the LPGA four gross and net. See www.thewsga.org for Championship through 2014 until the PGA of more on the WSGA’s Fall Series. America got involved with the LPGA and de- cided to change the name, add money and put it Tragic NW golf loss: squarely in the golf spotlight. “One of the key pieces of our collaboration Chamber’s Bay Fay dies with KPMG and the PGA of America was the The Pacific Northwest lost one of the nicest commitment to bringing this Championship to guys in the golf business when Jamie Fay died world-class venues, and Sahalee Country Club when a tree fell on his car. will provide a great major championship test for Fay, the long-time marketing director at our players,” LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan Chambers Bay and big-time supporter of golf said. “The Pacific Northwest has always been a in the Pacific Northwest, died when a tree hit strong supporter of the LPGA and we are excited his car while he was driving home from the to bring the Tour back to Seattle for the first time store. His 3-year-old daughter in the back seat fortunately went unhurt in the tragic accident. since 1999.” After attending and graduating from the Uni- The Seattle area had for years been home to versity of Puget Sound in 2001 he went to work the Safeco Classic at Meridian Valley Country for KemperSports, working at Bandon Dunes Club in Kent. It was one of the most popular stops Golf Resort. In June 2008, he left Bandon Dunes on the Tour until Safeco pulled the sponsorship There are a lot of choices when to take the position of Director of Sales and from the tournament. The Portland area annually Marketing at Chambers Bay Golf Course, and it comes to teeing it up in the Pa- has an LPGA event in August. in 2011 he was promoted to Assistant General Sean Riley, a PGA golf professional who grew Manager. Jamie leaves behind his wife Jen and cific Northwest, but Twin Lakes up in southern Washington, has been named two young daughters, Eilee and Elsie. Golf and Country Club in Federal as the director for the tournament. Riley is no Way tries to roll out the welcome stranger to Sahalee having worked at the course mat for everyone. The semiprivate as an intern in 2007. Riley also worked for the Rules Quiz American Junior Golf Association establishing A player hit his tee shot to the right into club in Federal Way, Wash. offers several significant events in Washington includ- a lateral water hazard. It is known or virtually memberships but is also open for ing the Ryan Moore Junior Championship at certain the ball is in the lateral water hazard. Oakbrook in Lakewood. In the interest of saving time should he find the public play. And there is plenty to Sahalee President Steve Oaks said the club ball in the lateral water hazard and be able to play the ball he announces a provisional and like with its terrific golf course and is excited about getting the tournament to the plays a ball again from the tee. What is the amenities. See inside for more on Seattle area in 2016. status of the original ball and the second ball “There is plenty of excitement at Sahalee to played from the tee? Twin Lakes. host a women’s major championship,” he said. See Page 2 for the answer. “Our eight founders designed the course to host championships.” Printed in U.S.A. • • • INSIDE GOLF NEWSPAPER • • • ©All Rights Reserved • Page 2 • • InsIde Comments • • Inside Golf - October Issue 2015 • Back to the beach: World Amateur event in Myrtle Beach is a spectacle It had been a few years since I had been to the other events during the course of the year that Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Champi- are worth the trip to the East Coast. Myrtle Beach onship. I had gone for years and had loved every might seem like a man’s golf trip idea, but many minute of it. Besides, what was not to like about people bring the family. There is plenty to do from this week-long event. There were the four tourna- lounging at the ocean, playing putt putt golf, driving ment rounds. The 19th hole party at the convention go carts and other family activities. Bob marlatt center with free food and yes, some free spirits But if you do decide this is a man’s trip, there Publisher and the chance to meet some other golfers from is plenty for you to see and do - from night clubs around the country. to shows to a variety of golf courses, it is truly a The weather? OK maybe a little hot and hu- vacation friendly kind of place. Steve Turcotte mid and sticky, but for most of the golfers in the Steve The World Amateur really lives up to its name. Editor-Advertising tournament no big deal. For those of us from the It’s a tournament which has open arms for people Pacific Northwest, always a little different but just Turcotte from around the world. You might not play well, remember to bring a change of shirts for the turn. but after you shoot a 92 and the beverages are Kathy marlatt This is an event that not only feels like a profes- flowing at the Convention Center, you really don’t Operations Manager sional tournament but this year was a tournament he is not nearly as tall as he seems on TV and fills care what you shoot. with nearly 3,400 players. It has an endless amount out his golf shirt in a robust way. of flights for men, women and seniors. It seems If you are a golfer, Myrtle Beach needs to be Steve Turcotte is editor of Inside Golf Newspaper. Contributing Writers that nearly every course on the Grant Strand (the on your bucket list. Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday, He can be reached at [email protected]. Jeff Coston, name for the Myrtle Beach area) is used during the which runs the tournament, also puts on several Mike Peluso, week and the post-round party at the convention center must be seen to be believed. Cartoonist: Harold Bluestein It is indeed golf nirvana. The tournament has been a part of the Myrtle Subscription rates: Beach golf landscape for over 30 years and the $17-one year and $30-two numbers are always big. Players come from across the country and from around the globe to take part.
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