WSU’s Men’s and Women’s golf teams hosted the Pullman Junior Golf Club recently to inaugurate the new practice facilities at Palouse Ridge Golf Club. The university has noted that the course will be used as a cooperative tool to benefit the community, as well as the university. All of the youth lined up to jointly break in the new grass tee. (Photo courtesy of CourseCo Inc., which Oversees construction and maintainance of the course.)
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