An Alliance Is Formed
Seventeen golfers, fourteen men and three women, formed an alliance to address inequality in Seattle golf.

1945 to Today
Eight decades of courage, competition, and community. These are the moments that shaped Fir State Golf Club.
Seventeen golfers, fourteen men and three women, formed an alliance to address inequality in Seattle golf.

The club formally incorporated as Fir State Golf Club.
Articles of Incorporation
Fir State hosted its first club tournament at Inglewood Golf and Country Club.

Fir State became a member club of the United States Golf Association.
USGA Membership Certificate
The club was instrumental in forming the Western States Golf Association (WSGA).
WSGA Founding Meeting
Bill Wright Jr., age 23, won the USGA Public Links Championship, becoming the first African American to win a USGA event.

NBA legend Bill Russell became a member of the club.
Club Archive, 1972
The club purchased its clubhouse at 3418 Martin Luther King Way.

Tiger Woods hosted the Annual Fundraiser Golf Tournament and performed a clinic for FSGC juniors.
Junior Clinic, 1992
The newly elected Board officially restarted the scholarship program and reactivated the 501(c)(3) Junior Foundation.
Junior Foundation, 2018