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1 Day, 2 Tournaments

It was a successful weekend of tournament play at the Golf Park. Saturday morning 36 golfers saw action in the Rhododendron Scholarship Tournament that also featured the introduction of this years Rhododendron Festival float.  Saturday afternoon ushered in a new era in course history with the Inaugural  Doubles Disc Golf Tournament.  The 18 hole disc course saw 82 competitors from all over western Washington and beyond. 

Great Turnout For The April First Sunday

Over 400 attendees, and even some sunshine, came out for the April First Sunday event.  Once again, Disc Golf brought in a great group of participants for the 14 challenging and fun holes.  Most said they will be back for the 18 hole tournament coming up on Saturday April 20.  BluJay & the Bar Car returned and Java Gypsy found a cozy place by the fire pit.  Cold Comfort and Marco Marco got the crowds dancing, especially the kids in attendance.  The driving range saw heavy action and many of the Youth Golf Clinic held last week showed up for more play.  Remember to mark May 5th on your calendar for our next First Sunday Event and our Grand Opening.  It will be BIG! With lots of surprises and activities.

Employment Opportunity

Pro- Shop Lead

The non-profit Friends of Port Townsend Golf Park is looking for an enthusiastic multi-tasker to join our team operating the golf park and clubhouse.  For more information click below.

From its very beginnings the Port Townsend Golf Park has been a citizen driven initiative. 

After decades of deferred maintenance, city government considered closing and repurposing our historic golf course for housing, open space and a park. With no funding for either development or maintenance in the 2024 budget, it was likely to go feral at the expiration of the current lease in December of 2023. It could have become another of the many lost opportunities for recreation and community in our city’s history.

 

Friends of the PTGP was formed by local residents who had a different vision for the property, one that honored its past but was more inclusive and broader in its possibilities for the future.

Working cooperatively with the City, over the period of 2 months an agreement was reached that would give new life to an old idea. 

 

We envision a restored golf course that accommodates golf in its many forms; traditional, disc, mini, and foot golf.  Also, and importantly, a place where non-golfers and their families can enjoy outdoor performances, activities and events with opportunities to simply walk the beautiful grounds and appreciate the wildlife and native plants that exist there in profusion.  We also anticipate a full service welcoming center where groups can meet and friends can enjoy a meal and beverage.

 

But here’s the catch.  It can’t happen without your help. Until the Park becomes self-sustaining, likely 5 years, we will be dependent on volunteers and donations. 

 

We sincerely hope you will join us in this undertaking and help create a community legacy for future generations of residents and visitors. 

 

To find out more, click the link below and come back often.  We’ll be posting regular updates on events and opportunities for involvement.

Thanks!

Friends of the Port Townsend Golf Park

The Vision

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