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Pacific Northwest Amateur Returns to Palouse Ridge in Pullman

The 124th edition of one of amateur golf's oldest championships runs July 6–11 with a 36-hole qualifier and match play bracket.

The Pacific Northwest Men's Amateur Championship, a fixture on the regional calendar since 1899, returns to Palouse Ridge Golf Club in Pullman, Washington, July 6–11 for its 124th playing.

The format remains unchanged: two rounds of stroke play to trim the field to 64, then single-elimination match play through the quarterfinals and semifinals before a 36-hole final. Past champions include Tiger Woods, Ben Crane, Jeff Quinney, and Nick Flanagan. The winner earns an exemption into the Pacific Coast Amateur and Sahalee Players Championship.

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