TACOMA, Washington — Chambers Bay will always be one of the main draws attracting golfers to the Pacific Northwest.
The experience playing the 2015 U.S. Open venue in University Place has never been better thanks to revamped greens and the addition of The Landing, a bar and halfway house built last year near the first and 10th tees.
There’s also a new option just a few miles away. A $7.5-million redesign has transformed the North Shore Golf Club into the rebranded Cedar Irons Golf Club. Architect Dan Hixson, best known for designing Wine Valley in Walla Walla and Bandon Crossings in Oregon, takes pride in the altered 6,109-yard routing. He credits the course’s ownership, the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, for the willingness to invest in his vision…