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Calendar
When:
September 5, 2019 – September 6, 2019 all-day
2019-09-05T00:00:00-07:00
2019-09-07T00:00:00-07:00
Where:
Bear Creek CC
Woodinville
WA
section tournaments

Entry forms:
available May 15 at www.pgatournaments.com
ALL entries due:
August 21 @ 11:59 PM
Tee times & results:
not yet available
Course Website:
www.bearcreekcc.com
Host professionals:
Jon Larson, PGA and JD Cline, PGA

Schedule of Events

  • Wednesday, September 4 – Optional Pro-Am – 1:00 PM shotgun start
  • Thursday, September 5: Round 1 – tee times starting at 7:30 AM
  • Friday, September 6: Round 2 – tee times starting at 7:30 AM

Entry Procedure

Please take the time to enter all events you wish to participate in. You have two options.

Option 1: There are two entry forms for this option.

1. Qualify for the 31st Senior PGA Professional Championship (October 3-6 at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa Austin, Texas). You will need to enter through the PGA of America by calling  Membership Services at 800-474-2776 or online at https://pgatournaments.com.
2. Play for the purse in the PNW Senior PGA Professional Championship. This entry is in addition the signing up through National. You will need to enter through the Section.
Option 2: There is one entry form for this option.

1. To only play for the purse in the PNW Senior PGA Professional Championship (and not attempt to qualify through the National), you will enter through the Section.

You must sign up for both events if you wish to attempt to qualify AND play for the purse!

The Section Championship entry form closes on August 21.

The National Qualifier must be entered through the PGA of America no later than August 21 at 11:59 PM.

The top five qualifiers from the PNW Senior PGA Professional Championship will advance directly to the 2019 Senior PGA Professional Championship supported by Golf Advisor and John Deere. The event will be played October 3-6 at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas.

Eligibility

The Pacific Northwest Section PGA Professional Championship is only open to Senior PGA Members of the Section. For complete eligibility information see form supplied by the PGA of America.

Condition of Competition

The PGA of America has adopted the condition of competition for Grooves and/or Punch ALL PLAYERS choosing to play in the Championship Division MUST comply with this condition of competition. This condition does not apply to players choosing to play in the Senior Division.

Tournament Format

Stroke Play Format (36 holes)

Advancement

The top five qualifiers from the PNW Senior PGA Professional Championship will advance directly to the 30th Senior PGA Professional Championship supported by Golf Advisor and John Deere, to be played October 3-6 at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas.

Additionally, top finishers at the 31st Senior PGA Professional Championship supported by Golf Advisor and John Deere will earn a berth in the 81st KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship, to be conducted May 18 – 24, 2020 at Harbor Shores Course in Benton Harbor, Michigan.

Host Hotel

Coming soon.

History

The Senior PGA Professional Championship was established in 1952. Some can remember way back in 1965 when Harry Umbinetti was the top money winner of the event taking home a whopping $250 dollars. Back then, the championship was held at the Yakima Elks’ G&CC with only 21 professionals battling it out for the mere sum of $920 dollars. The famous Bob Duden won the championship six times during the 70’s and seven times overall. Today this is a popular event for Section seniors.

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Past Champions and Results

Year Champion Score View results
2018 Tom Sovay 141 results
2017 Steve Stull 137 (won playoff) results
2016 Rob Gibbons 137 results
2015 George Mack, Jr. 140 results
2014 Steve Stull 142 results
2013 Jeff Coston 137 results
2012 Chuck Milne 138 results
2011 Jeff Coston 142 results
2010 Jeff Coston 140 results
2009 Jeff Coston 144 results
2008 Jeff Coston 141 results
2007 Jeff Coston 139 results

For complete list of PNW Senior PGA champions, visit the PNW PGA history project site.

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