“This book truly captures the dramatic and colorful backstory of how, against all odds, an eight-month-old publicly-owned facility was selected as the first course to host the U.S. Open in the Pacific Northwest.”
Told with award-winning photography and extensive interviews with all the key players, “America’s St. Andrews” is the story of how a newly-opened and untested facility was selected as the site of the largest sporting event ever to be held in the Pacific Northwest… Read More
Reviews
"Blaine Newnham conveys a sober, factual and welcomingly detailed account."
Golfweek magazine
Quotable
When America's oldest golf championship – the U.S. Amateur – was played in 2010 on one of its newest courses – three-year-old Chambers Bay – who could know what might happen? -- America's St. Andrews, Chapter 7
Chambers Bay Facts
Chambers Bay is one of only three true publicly-owned municipal facilities to host a U.S. Open – Bethpage Black and Torrey Pines being the other two.
More Photos
View an extended gallery of the award-winning photography inside America's St. Andrews.
