Boeing Classic Live

On the Champion's Tour this week, the Boeing Classic will be held at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge, which is in the state of Washington in the United States. The purse for this tournament is $2,000,000 and it runs from August 26^th to the 28^th. Bernhard Langer is the current champion, taking home nearly $300,000 last year. He beat Nick Price by three strokes. Fred Couples came in third and Mike Reid and Hal Sutton were tied for fourth. Coming up next on the Champion's Tour, the Songdo Championship will happen in Korea starting September 16^th.

Langer will be back to defend this year, as well as Fred Couples and Mike Reid. Others that will be competing include Hale Irwin, Nick Price, Kenny Perry, Jim Rutledge and Tom Kite as well as Jeff Sluman, Bob Tway and Peter Senior. Others include Jay Haas, Michael Allen, Joe Don Beck and Andy Bean as well as Steven Jones, Tom Lehman and Eduardo Romero. Click on the banners on this page and get your membership for access to live streaming golf from your computer, anywhere in the world. Just sign up to get instant access to our member's area.

Posted: 27th Aug 2010

The Boeing Classic is the Champion's Tournament this week and it takes place at the TPC Snoqualimie Ridge which is located in Snoqualmie, Washington. The purse of this tournament is $1,900,000 and it happens August 27th through the 29th. It will be followed by the Home Care and Hospice First Tee Open at Pebble Beach. You can watch the Boeing Classic live right from your computer as well as Champions Tour Golf Streams from anywhere in the world simply by clicking on the banners and getting your membership.

The winner of last year's tournament was Loren Roberts, walking away from the Boeing Classic with a prize of $270,000. That is also the prize amount for this year's tournament winner. Roberts will be back to defend his title this year, and then the series will move to the Del Monte Golf Course, September 3rd through the 5th. The TPC at Snoqualimie Ridge is a Par 72 course with a total yardage of 7,264 yards. Wednesday and Thursday are the Pro-Am days of the tournament, with round one begins on Friday, August 27th.

The field for this tournament includes Fulton Allem, David Peoples, Bill Glasson, Jay Haas, Mike Goodes, Chip Beck and Loren Roberts as well as Tom jenkins, Jim Rutledge, Gene Jones and Tom Kite. Also, Fred Funk, Craig Stadler, Keith Fergus and Bruce Vaughn will be playing as well as Fuzzy Zoeller. You can watch this tournament live from your computer by clicking on the links on this page for access to high quality video right from your computer. Just click on the banners on this page for instant access to golf streams online.

Posted: 28th Aug 2009

All week from Monday, August 24^th to Sunday, August 30^th is the Boeing Classic, hosted at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge Golf Course in Snoqualmie, Washington with an amazing field and a purse of $1,800,000. This Champions Tour even was founded in 2005 and it is played every year in August in this venue. The tournament was called the Boeing Greater Seattle Classic for the first two years that it was played, and the main sponsor of the tournament is Boeing, the very same aerospace and defense corporation, who is based in Seattle, Washington.

Jack Nicklaus himself designed the TPG Snoqualmie Ridge, which is a private golf course that opened in 1999. Starting in 2007, the tournament began being played the week after the JELD-WEN tradition, which is a Senior Major championship tournament. The purse for 2007 was $1.6 million and the winner got to take home a big check for $240,000. In 2007, that big check went to Dennis Watson who won after a playoff. It was an exciting seven man sudden death, and was the biggest playoff in the tour's history. Each of the seven finished off the 54 holes with a score of 207, which was nine under par. Dennis Watson finally putted an eagle at the number two playoff hole.

For the 2008 tournament the purse increased by $100,000 and the winner walked away with $15,000 dollars more than the previous year. Tom Kite finished up with 202 at the final round, which was fourteen under par and two strokes below his nearest competitor, Scott Simpson. Will the 2009 year see a repeat of the exciting action of 2007, or will a player step up and take the tournament without a playoff? Find out with your exclusive membership. Simply click on the links on this page and you can watch live as the Boeing Classic takes place during the week of August 24^th through the 30^th