Partnership Golf Seattle

Few courses offer views as stunning as those found on the Coal Creek course at The Golf Club at Newcastle.  Designed by renowned golf course architect Robert E. Cupp in consultation with Masters Champion Fred Couples, the golf course combines characteristics of some of the game's legendary courses to provide an exceptional playing experience round after round.
 
Golfers will be treated to breathtaking scenery, well-conditioned greens, and first-class amenities, designed for the utmost comfort and enjoyment of our guests.  This challenging layout features well-bunkered landing areas, rolling fairways, undulating green complexes and elevation changes making proper club selection paramount. Like the world's highly acclaimed courses, the Coal Creek course offers a true test for players of all abilities.  Stretching 7,024 yards from the back tees, it features five par 3's, eight par 4's and five par 5's.
 
Each foursome registered includes:

• Unlimited use of the excellent the driving range and practice facilities at the Golf Club at Newcastle
• Golf cart, terrific tee prizes
• a variety of pre-tournament and on-course activities and contests
• Opportunity to meet and golf with Corporate and Civic Leaders
• Gourmet banquet and award ceremony

Schedule

8:30 - 11:45 a.m.
Registration & Check-in
Executive Breakfast
Driving Range & Putting Green Open
Putting Contest
Spin-the-Wheel Raffle
 

12:00 p.m.-onwards
Shotgun Start to tournament
On-course contests and activities
 

5:00-7:30 p.m.
Social Reception & Entertainment 
Helicopter Ball Drop

7:30-9:30 p.m.
Awards Banquet & Presentation
Live Auction Featuring John Curley
 
For more information about the day's tournament, please direct your inquiries to seattle@partnershipgolf.org.
 

On Friday July 6, 2012, 150 golfers took a swing to end global poverty, raising $220,000 at the Seattle Partnership Golf Tournament. In addition to the day's event, 250 donors and 125 volunteers joined in a dinner reception to support Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A.'s (AKF USA) projects, which work to reduce poverty, hunger, illiteracy and illness in Africa and Asia.
 
The tournament attracted high-level corporate executives, civic leaders and local celebrities. Guests included Lieutenant Governor of Washington Brad Owen; Petra Walker, the German Consul; and corporate leadership from Wells Fargo, Cisco and Amazon. The events featured a hole-in-one contest for a FIAT 500, a silent auction, helicopter ball drop and a caddy sale.