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U.S. Open Unveils Spectator, Parking Plans For PRESORT STD FREE MAY U.S. Postage PAID COPY 2015 ISSUE THE SOURCE FOR NORTHWEST GOLF NEWS Port Townsend, WA Permit 262 Northwest Washington: Great destinations to try You don’t have to leave the Pacific Northwest if you are in need of a golf vacation. The Northwest Washington area, including places like Shuksan Golf Club in Bellingham (pictured right), has plenty to offer from first-class courses to terrific resorts. For more, please see our special section. Jefferson Park: A Centennial Celebration U.S. Open unveils WHAT’S NEW spectator, parking IN NW GOLF plans for tourney; mobile devices OK LPGA Portland event In its preparation to conduct the first U.S. Open in the Pacific Northwest, the United States offers amateur qualifier Golf Association has released detailed spectator If you are an amateur with a handicap information that will assist anyone who plans to of 2.0 or less, then you have a chance to attend the championship. qualify and play in the LPGA Portland Clas- To be held June 15-21, 2015 at Chambers Bay, sic, Presented by Cambia Health Solutions a municipal course in University Place, Wash., at Columbia Edgewater Country Club. the 115th U.S. Open Championship will welcome The qualifier is set for July 13 at Lang- don Farms Golf Club. The top player from an anticipated 250,000 weekly spectators. the qualifier earns a spot in the LPGA event Included in the 2015 Spectator Guide, found which will be played Aug. 13-16. See story at usopen.com/knowbeforeyougo, is a detailed on Page 11 for more information. transportation plan prepared in conjunction with the lead law enforcement agency, the Pierce County Sherriff’s Department, and other local Central Oregon courses and state agencies. More than 21,000 satellite parking spaces have been secured in the local set for Pacific Amateur area, providing the public with free parking and Looking for some top amateur competi- complimentary shuttle service directly to the tion to keep your game sharp, then look championship grounds. no further than the Lithia Pacific Amateur The spectator routing system will use more Classic which will take place this Septem- than 150 trail signs deployed throughout the area ber and some of Central Oregon’s top golf and 290 shuttle buses to help ensure trouble-free courses. travel to and from the championship. The event is set for Sept. 19-24 and For the week of the U.S. Open Championship, will feature divisions for men, women and Jefferson Park Golf Course in seniors. Up to 700 players are expected all general spectators traveling by car should to take part in the 19th annual event. The Seattle celebrates a milestone this follow signs to one of two local, complimentary tournament features three days of indi- month as it turns 100 years old. The general spectator parking lots. The Red lot will vidual play with the top players from each course has plenty of history and be located at the Washington State Fairgrounds flight playing at Sunriver’s Crosswater for was named after President Thomas in Puyallup, Wash., and the Blue Lot will be the tournament championship on the final located at Fort Steilacoom Park in Lakewood, day of the Pacific Amateur. Jefferson. One of the biggest stars Wash. Shuttles will run continuously beginning Cost is $530 or $475 for a returning to come out of Jefferson Park was at 5:30 a.m. each day, and continue for one hour player and includes tee gifts, food, golf and more. For more information see the Seattle native Fred Couples (right) following the conclusion of play. website www.pacamgolf.com. who grew up playing the course and Approximately 18,000 grandstand seats will became a PGA Tour superstar. The be located at strategic viewing areas throughout the golf course. Due to limited viewing along course also has a new clubhouse Bothell residents work rope lines, spectators will be encouraged to uti- and driving range (top photo). For lize grandstand seating to view golf rather than to keep Wayne course more on Jefferson Park and its his- following a specific group. It’s a story that is almost playing out like tory, see Page 8 of this section of Mobile devices smaller than seven inches will a soap opera. Developers want to buy and Inside Golf Newspaper. be permitted inside the championship grounds, turn Wayne Golf Course in Bothell into a as well as empty transparent, clear plastic water housing project. Part of the development bottles no larger than 24 ounces in capacity. Cam- team includes the town’s mayor. Conflict eras can only be used during practice rounds, of interest? Is the Northwest about to lose another golf course? Neighbors have fought for months to get the city to buy the course and preserve the green belt. But in 2015 is a big year March they learned a group of developers had already acquired the rights to purchase the back nine and Mayor Joshua Reed in the Northwest was part of that group. And now the fun begins, The course has been around since 1929 with a second nine added in 1964. The residents say they will fight the sale to for USGA events make sure the course and its 4,500 feet of The United States Golf Association will riverfront land stay intact. have a big presence in the Pacific Northwest this year with three championships, including the United States Open at Chambers Bay com- Rules Quiz ing up next month. Here’s a quick look: at what’s coming up in You are in the final of the club match the 2015 season: play event. On the 18th hole it is all square. • USGA Women’s Four-Ball set for May Your opponent is away (farthest from the 9-13 at Pacific Dunes at Bandon Dunes Resort hole). He makes a stroke from on the on the Oregon Coast. putting green and strikes your ball. Now • U.S. Open is set for June 18-21 at Cham- you got him. He loses the hole. True bers Bay in University Place, Wash. or False? Please see the answer to this • USGA Women’s Amateur is set for Aug. month’s question on Page 2. 10-16 at the Portland Golf Club. The Portland Golf Club will host the USGA’s Women’s Amateur on August 10-16, 2015. Printed in U.S.A. • • • INSIDE GOLF NEWSPAPER • • • ©All Rights Reserved • Page 2 • • InsIde Comments • • Inside Golf - May Issue 2015 • 2015 U.S. Open at Chambers Bay is getting closer and closer to tee time The top brass from the United States Golf As- players. But he also expects the player who wins the sociation made a visit to Chambers Bay for a media tournament will be the one who shows up early, plays shindig late last month. There were over 200 media plenty of practice holes, learns the areas where to hit present from various outlets and some of the head shots and takes plenty of notes. honchos from the USGA were there too like Presi- “A golfer who comes in and plays two practice Bob Marlatt dent Tom O’Toole, Executive Director Mike Davis rounds and then takes a quick look at the yardage Publisher and many others, including former PNGA head John book will not win,” said Davis. “This tournament will Bodenhamer who is now a bigwig with the USGA be won by the player who does his homework and were there too. studies the course.” Steve Turcotte Steve This was the big time. Current Piece County Steve Davis expects the Chambers Bay to play between Editor-Advertising Executive Pat McCarthy was there and former Piece 7,200 and 7,600 yards every day. The first and 18th Turcotte County Executive John Ladenburg who helped get Turcotte holes will be switched from par-4 holes to par-5 holes Kathy Marlatt the Chambers Bay project going were there. Cham- on certain days. Operations Manager bers Bay course designer Robert Trent Jones Jr. and was quickly awarded the 2010 U.S. Amateur and Even the broadcast will be different with Fox was there, Northwest native and former PGA Tour the 2015 U.S. Open. The USGA learned lessons Sports televising the event, taking over from NBC. player Ken Still was there. Cameras rolled. Pictures from the U.S. Amateur about the course. Many of Excitement is in the air. It doesn’t get any better than Contributing Writers were taken. Scribes wrote plenty of notes in their those lessons will be used in June and there will be this. Jeff Coston, notebooks. some new ones thrown into the mix as well. Davis Mike Peluso, This was a huge rollout to the media to kick off knows that this is a first-of-a-kind course for a U.S. Steve Turcotte is editor of Inside Golf. He the 2015 United States Open set for June 18-21 at Open and expect to hear from comments from the can be reached at [email protected]. Cartoonist: Harold Bluestein Chambers Bay. As if this event needed anything more to get it off Subscription rates: the launchpad. When the call when out for volunteers, $17-one year and $30-two 5,200 volunteers were quickly signed up - including years (U.S. funds). more than 4,000 from the state of Washington. And tickets sold out in record fashion. The only thing left Unsolicited articles and photos are wel- are practice round tickets. come, however we will accept no liability This is an area that has never hosted a U.S.
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