June 10th in Places, Post Game.

Winter Tips: Stay Sane in the Rain

At Cascade Golfer, we like to think we know our readers … that’s because you’re just like us. And we know that you’re not going to let a little spring rain keep you off the course this season. So rather than throw in the towel until summer, we called around to some of our favorite local experts to find what little tips and tricks they use to keep their game, and their equipment, in tip-top shape during the drip-drop season.
STICK …

December 5th in Post Game.

Live Where You Play

At the end of five hours out on the course, the last thing any golfer wants to do is fight evening traffic on the freeways. That’s why a growing number of courses are teaming up with real estate developers to provide affordable housing options for golfers — right alongside the fairway.

Imagine stepping off the 18th green and not even bothering to change your shoes as you head across the parking lot, bypass your car and continue right through your front …

April 22nd in Places, Post Game.

Now That Hits The Spot

Let’s face it — violently swinging a club 70, 80 or 90 times while walking up to four miles isn’t exactly your body’s idea of a vacation. That soreness in your arms and legs that sets in around the 15th hole can last for days — but it doesn’t have to. Next time you make a tee time, treat your body afterwards to a therapeutic sports massage.

August 30th in Post Game.

Good For What Ales You

Cascade Golfer’s Favorite Summer Beers

Just like your golf swing, Northwest Microbrews get smoother in the summer.
And just down the road from many of your favorite courses, you’ll find a local brewpub pouring fresh, seasonal beers perfect for your post-round round (or two.) So when you reach for a cold one after adding them up, consider these notable potables:

Elliott Bay Brewing Company

4720 California Ave. S.W., Seattle
Summer Beer: 10th Anniversary Ale
Nearest Public Course: West Seattle GC (.75 miles)

An …

June 30th in Post Game.

The Mojito Factor

There may never be a drink that replaces the cold brewski as the post-round drink of choice. And with so many flavorful Northwest microbrews (and their less filling big brothers) at your disposal, a beer is always a good call.