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** Oh, The View From The 12th Hole at the Boeing Classic

Snoqualmie, WA** Local News

In her article, Danna McCall shares her experience at the Boeing Classic held at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge, where she and her husband walked the entire golf course for the first time. They were captivated by the stunning views of Snoqualmie Falls from the 12th tee, complemented by engaging conversations with a volunteer who offered hiking tips. The event introduced a 'Free Friday' initiative, allowing community members to attend without purchasing tickets, thus promoting greater community involvement. McCall expressed her joy in the exercise and the picturesque scenery, emphasizing the course's beauty and the enthusiastic volunteers who contributed to the event's success. She noted the presence of notable golfers like Tom Kite, who provided swing advice to amateurs, leaving a lasting impression.

The article highlights the significance of community participation in local sports events and the joy these experiences bring, fostering pride in the Snoqualmie area by showcasing its natural beauty and vibrant sports culture.

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