July 13th in Short Game.

A Work of Art

Chambers Bay No. 15

Scott Mulholland didn’t choose to be a painter of golf courses … well, not exactly. But, as anyone who makes their living in the creative arts will tell you – be they a painter, writer, film director, etc. – your best work comes when you paint (or write, or direct) what you know.

Raised in Ayr, Scotland, Mulholland picked up golf at an early age, playing at the junior ranks in Kilmarnock and caddying at Royal Troon …

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July 11th in News, Short Game.

Home on the Range

Eagles Pride Golf Course Range at Fort Lewis (Photo by Rob Perry)

Every summer, the golf range at Fort Lewis’ Eagles Pride Course is filled with hundreds of military children participating in golf camps.

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Every golfer needs a good place to practice. Here are a few of our other favorite places to fine-tune our swing in between summer road trips:

Puetz Golf • Seattle11762 Aurora Ave N • (206) 362-2272Covered stalls with custom-fitting on-site

Interbay Golf …

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July 4th in Courses, Features, News.

Let’s Play Two

Nobody understood the beauty of summer like Chicago Cubs legend Ernie Banks. With a smile that infected all of those around him, and a childlike love for the game of baseball, Banks was best known for how he would walk out of the Cubs’ locker room, look around at the sun brightening the ivy-covered walls of Wrigley Field and utter his famous catchphrase, “It’s a beautiful day for a ballgame … Let’s play two.”

I may choose to reach for a …

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June 29th in News, Short Game.

High Tech Transformation

In the past, some serious Northwest golfers have flown to California and Arizona for high-tech custom club fittings. The folks at Puetz now hope these golfers stay home and drive to the Puetz stores in Seattle and Southcenter for the same service — and that a lot of other golfers join them.

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June 27th in Courses, Features, News.

Diamond in the Rough

Swiftwater Cellars and Rope Rider's No. 9 green, directly above the old No. 9 coal mine.

Kittitas County’s famous coal mines are getting a second life this summer in a new golf course and winery at Suncadia Resort

I’ve come to Roslyn, Wash., to visit a brand new golf course and winery opening at the nearby Suncadia Resort, but I can’t pull myself away from the city cemetery.

It’s the names that jump out at you first — Tomac, Muratti, Dragecevic, Mattila, …

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