Washington Open Invitational

The Washington Open Invitational, organized by the Pacific Northwest Section of the PGA of America, is a historic golf tournament dating back to 1922. It is a 54-hole stroke play event held over three days in early May or late April, with a cut after the second round to the low 45% of professionals and ties, plus all amateurs within that scoring range. The field consists of up to 168 players, including both professionals and amateurs who qualify based on criteria such as past performance and local tour standings. The tournament rotates among premier courses in the Washington state area and has featured notable champions over the years