The tour rolls into Snohomish for a single-day stop at Echo Falls. Twenty players, five foursomes, a 10:00 first tee off the front. The Bellingham Calcutta is settled and in the books — now the whole field resets for one round on Saturday. Pairings and tee times are set below, as of July 7.
The Return. Tanor Johnson is back to action tomorrow, and the sign-off came from the highest authority in the household. One-month-old Dylan — all of thirty days on this earth — reviewed the schedule, considered the state of his father's short game, and rendered his verdict: "gah." We're interpreting that as a full and unconditional endorsement. Baby Dylan has cleared Tanor for duty. Welcome back, Tank Jr.'s dad.
The Challenge. Somebody finally stepped up to Chris Clogston. The gauntlet has been thrown, the challenge is on the books, and the rest of us are settling in with the popcorn. We won't spoil who — but it's a match worth watching. Clogston, your move.
The Fagan Situation. To be crystal clear for the record: it's Sean Fagan in the mix tomorrow — not Jared Fagan. One brother carries the torch, the other cheers from the sideline. Nothing but love to Sean. And nothing but love to Jared, too, wherever he's watching from. The Fagan name is in good hands either way.
Three days, three courses, one runaway. Tank & Jeff Johnson led the $3,040 Calcutta wire-to-wire, closing at 284 — six clear of the Fagan brothers. Berger & Mischke's 89 at Lake Padden was the low round of the entire trip. The complete 54-hole leaderboard, championship payouts, and round-by-round notebook are preserved on the event page.