We are now accepting entries for the Pacific Golf & Turf PNW Pro-Am Championship at Suncadia Resort on October 3-4. Adam Alldredge, PGA will be our host as we play the Tumble Creek Club and Rope Rider courses. Enter your team today!
A Fun Experience for Professional and Amateur Alike
“The PNW Pro Am Championship should be on everyone’s list of tournaments to play. Every year the event is held at the best courses in the Northwest, including this year at Tumble Creek and Rope Rider. It is also a great opportunity to bring one of your best amateurs from your club or area and play in a fun yet competitive atmosphere.” – Corey Prugh
Entry Priority
- Exempt Players: Eligible host club professionals and past team champions. Past team champions must enter with same partner to receive exemption.
- Seventy percent of the field is reserved for players who have participated in 4 or more Section events played since the close of entries for this event the previous year. Priority within this category is based on receipt of entry and will expire seven days after entries open**.
- The balance of the field is based on receipt of entry.
**The early deadline for the second category is August 15 @ 5:00 PM. View list for this category.
Play Suncadia
Stunning views. Incredible design. Immaculate conditions. All surrounded by the rolling pine forest and towering granite peaks of the sunny, eastern slopes of the Cascades. From beginner to advanced and day outings to extended vacations, Suncadia offers the Pacific Northwest’s finest mountain golf experience.
Rope Rider Golf Course opened the summer of 2011 and was named Best New Course of the Year 2011 by Golf Magazine. It is a beautiful Jacobsen Hardy course that tests experienced golfers with more than 7,300 yards.
Tumble Creek Golf Course, which opened in the summer of 2006, is a private club course designed by Tom Doak. It flows through forests, along the river bluff, and across expansive meadows creating an extraordinary golf experience.
History of the Championship
The Pacific Northwest Pro-Am Championship started when a young head professional named John Junor and his amateur partner won back to back titles at the magnificent Seattle Golf Club in 1924 and 1926 (no championship in 1925). Professional Walter Pursey and amateur Harry Givan topped Junor in the late 30’s with a three-peat victory at Seattle GC twice and Alderwood GC once. Don Bies holds the record for most Pro-Am titles (1961, 1964, 1966, 1984). Other greats such as Bunny Mason (1963) and Jerry Mowlds (1969, 1978) have all had their share of the title.
View complete list of champions