Northwest Hickory Players

Snoqualmie Falls Golf Course – Fall City, WA September 23, 2023 – All players start from the 1st tee box Stroke Play – Group captain, maintain the scorecard for your group – add the cumulative total of strokes taken throughout the round.  Players count each stroke taken on a hole, until the ball is in the cup.  Enter strokes on the scorecard.  Sign and attest cards and return them to the club table at the completion of your round. This is an 18 hole event There are 3 divisions Ladies proceed from the red tees Gutty players proceed from the red tees Hickory players proceed from the white tees Click…

The Northwest Hickory Players are pleased to invite you to the 2023 “Pacific Northwest Gutty” to be held on SEPTEMBER 30TH at Meadowmeer Golf & Country Club on Bainbridge Island, Washington. Meadowmeer is a nine-hole woodland layout located just off the Grand Forest on Bainbridge Island. It features generous rolling fairways, large greens, and design elements which are ideal for both Gutty Golf and pre-1935 hickory play. Locals consider it a hidden gem, and the secret is starting to get out. The Pacific Northwest Gutty is a one-day gross and net competition with men’s and women’s awards in three Divisions, offering three different ways to experience Gutty Golf: Willie Park…

Lake Shastina Golf Resort, Weed, California The Barbarians of the Northwest will once again descend on the Land of Shasta seeking to avenge last year’s loss to the Southern Army of Niblick Wielders.  California now leads the series 3-2 after last year’s 9-8 victory at the Battle of Medford. Field is limited to 28 players, so sign up now to join in the fun! SATURDAY, Oct 14 – Tee times start at noon  — Chapman format — Teams of two hit tee shots, and then play second shots using their partner’s tee shots. After both players’ second shots, the team must select one ball with which they complete the hole…

Gloria Menoprio was a boss. She played in the 1933 Ladies’ British Open Amateur Championship with just one club (a cleek) and was the first woman to wear trousers in competition. In her honor, Northwest Hickory Players presents the inaugural Gloria Minoprio Challenge. Players must wear trousers and use only one club. It has to be an original hickory-shafted iron (no replicas) with a loft of 25-degrees or less (aka a “cleek iron”). No woods permitted. No measuring devices of any kind allowed. The challenge will be over nine holes and we’ll all raise a glass to Gloria afterward. Click Here for the 2023 Rules Sheet and 1933 Media Coverage…

Northwest Hickory Players are meeting at Meadow Park Golf Course in Tacoma to celebrate World Hickory Golf Day. This year’s event will be held on April 30, 2023 with tee times beginning at 10 a.m. Players will pay their green fees at the course–and an entry fee for the event payable to Rob Ahlschwede at the event–$20 to cover a small gift and prizes. The 2023 event will allow 44 players. The event is playing for the John Ball trophy. John was an English pro that was one of the designers of the course that opened in 1915 and is now part of the Tacoma Park and Recreation Department. There…

Once considered among the most difficult golf courses in the Northwest, White Horse Golf Club is now enjoyed by all level of golfers from around the region. When purchased by the Suquamish Indian Tribe during 2010 there were three immediate goals for their newest acquisition. This list included: softening the course conditions, building a clubhouse, and expanding the food and beverage operations to include a catering and banquet facility. Local architect John Harbottle was brought in to make the golf course more enjoyable for all golfers. He removed almost half of the bunkers (created by original architect, Pete Dye’s niece) and created more accessible approach shots for golfers into the…

Built in 1986 by architect Jack Frei in accordance with the Audubon Society to optimize its serene location, McCormick Woods Golf Club in Port Orchard is one of Washington’s premier public golf experiences. The course features natural lakes hidden amongst towering firs and cedars. With five tee placements at each hole, players of every level can enjoy this championship public course. At McCormick Woods, your scenic golf experience becomes a tranquil escape. NWHP member, Paula Anderson, will host this social outing for up to 20 players in a Bingo-Bango-Bongo format. Walking rate is $39, payable at the clubhouse. No penalty for cancelation if the weather doesn’t cooperate. The first tee…