The 54-hole championship that has gone to sudden death three times in six years begins its latest edition
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The Seattle Amateur Championship is one of the Pacific Northwest's longest-running municipal amateur stroke-play championships, rotating across three of Seattle's classic city courses. The 54-hole event draws elite local amateurs, collegiate players, and accomplished regional competitors from throughout Washington and the Northwest, with the field limited to 141 players holding a USGA Handicap Index of 6.9 or less.
Amateur golfers with a USGA Handicap Index of 6.9 or less; female players encouraged but must convert to men's qualifying index and compete from the same tees
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Multi-course event — rounds rotate across these venues.
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Chambers Bay Golf Club • University Place, WA
