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Pro-Am: May 19-20, 2012
WA Open Invitational: May 21-23, 2012
Entry Deadline: May 2
Course: Glendale CC
Location: Bellevue, WA
Sponsored by: Advanced H20, Niagara, Sterling Savings Bank
Host Professional: Kenney Boyd, PGA
Tournament Format:
- Pro-Am: Daily Professional and Team Competition – 58 Teams (1 Pro & 4 Ams)
- Championship: 54 hole professional stroke play – 96 teams (1 pro/1 amateur). Team competition is 54 holes, Net Four-Ball.
Schedule of Play:
Pro-Am
Saturday, May 19 – Sunday, May 20
Championship
Monday: Round 1
Tuesday: Round 2
Field cut to low 48 professionals and low 30 teams and ties.
Wednesday: Final Round
Host Hotel
Coming soon.
Charity: Camp Korey
The official beneficiary of The Korey at the Washington Open is Camp Korey, a special place dedicated to kids who are dealing with life threatening illnesses. Through the pro-am sponsorships and teams, our 2010 event alone helped raise over $230,000. Our goal is to raise more than $500,000 annually to support the work of this great organization. In 2011 we met that goal of raising $500,000 for Camp Korey. For more information on Camp Korey go to www.campkorey.org.
History:
The Washington Open Invitational dates back to 1922. In that year, young Al Espinosa captured the crown at Yakima CC. Some big names have won this event over the years including the Zimmerman brothers, Al and Emery, along with Chuck Congdon, Al Mengert, Senior Tour Player Rick Acton and PGA Tour Player Fred Couples.
- Most tournament wins: Chuck Congdon (5): 1939, 1947, 1950, 1952, 1962
- Most consecutive wins: Al Mengert (3): 1963, 1964, 1965
- Tournament record: NEW tournament record is 200 for the WA Open, set 5/18/2011 at Glendale CC by Tim Feenstra
- Tournament record previously was held by Chuck Milne, 202, set at Meridian Valley CC in 1976
Results:
Past Champions
“*” indicates won as amateur
- 2011: Tim Feenstra – 200
- 2010: Jeff Coston – 203
- 2009: Brian Thornton -210
- 2008: Brian Nosler -207
- 2007: Tim Feenstra -203
- 2006: Josh Immordino* -217
- 2005: Michael Combs – 211
- 2004: Keith Coleman -211
- 2003: Todd Erwin – 207
- 2002: Bill Porter – 206
- 2001: Jeff Coston – 209
- 2000: Todd Erwin – 205
For complete list of champions and list of courses played, click here to visit the PNW PGA history project site.
