golf

It's Family Fun month, so celebrate with us with these five places in the Yakima valley, making sure you and your family make memories for a lifetime!

Show off your golf skills at the West Valley Golf Tourney on April 28th!

If you love golfing you have a very special day to celebrate, it's national Golfers day so why not hit the green to celebrate, here are some of the highest-rated courses to play at in the Yakima Valley.

Whether you're training to be a pro or you just casually love golf, I have a list of six different items you can use to make your golf skills so much better! Get ready for a list of soft golf balls, mini putting greens, nets and more!

Huntin' Fishing, Lovin' Every Day? Soon!!

The Pasco Police Department has taken crime fighting to the silver screen! Sort of.

Yakima's Apple Tree Resort, the picturesque West Valley golf course, is well above par with golfers, according to new Golf Advisors ratings for our state.

Mick and Bobbe thought it'd be a fun idea to take 9 shots of punch vodka and play a few rounds of golf. That kind of thinking is probably what lead to this ingenuity of a trick shot. You must play the wall where it lies. See what this guy does.

Talk about turning something negative into a positive. This poor chap ended up in the water. As they say, "you have to play the ball where it lands." This water hazard happens to feature a water spout. What happens next is truly amazing.

You want to help feed starving children while playing golf? The Feeding the 5000 1st annual golf tournament is Saturday September 15th at Suntides Golf Course (231 Pence Road in Yakima.) The cost is $80 per golfer and the registration runs through September 1st.

Who cares if it's raining...pull those clubs out and get to it! Fisher opens tomorrow! The City of Yakima’s Fisher Park Golf Course welcomes golfers to its 2012 season. The par-3 layout, located on 40th Avenue across the street from Eisenhower High School, will begin play on Friday, March 30th. Depending on weather conditions, Fisher usually operates each year from late March until mid October. Re

The one thing that all golfer would love to do is to make a Hole in One. I had been playing for years and the closest I ever came to doing that is a little over 3 foot away from the cup and some like my Aunt Claire has done it twice and has been only playing for about two or three years. She drives the cart more than plays! UGH!! Yeah, It's not fair! Making an Hole in One is incredible and rare to