“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
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"The book features some stunningly beautiful before-and-after photographs... I highly recommend this book."
- Sports Page Weekly
Quotable
RTJ2 complied with the 27-hole design request, but then with great passion, offered one of 18 holes. Plan B. -- America's St. Andrews, Chapter 5
Chambers Bay Facts
Most of the raw material that was used to build the Seattle skyline came from the gravel mine where Chambers Bay is now built.
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View an extended gallery of the award-winning photography inside America's St. Andrews.
