Print, Photographic

Photograph

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Shanaman Sports Museum

Name/Title

Print, Photographic

Entry/Object ID

2005.29.2

Description

Oscar “Ockie” Eliason is presented with a golf-ball topped beer at the $10,000 Hole-in-One at the Greater Seattle Open Golf tournament at Broadmoore Golf Club, became a professional golfer in 1947 after winning the 1946 Tacoma City Amateur. Eliason went on to become one of the best Northwest golfers for more than 20 years. In 1967 Eliason became the head professional at Allenmore Golf Course in Tacoma where he remained until 1987. During that time he served as an instructor to Ken Still and Doug Campbell, who both went on to play on the PGA Tour. Among his credits, Eliason won the Allenmore Open in 1950, back-to-back Northwest Open championships in 1955-56 and won the Oregon Open and finished second in the Northwest Open. In 1988 Eliason won the Pacific Northwest Senior PGA Match Play championship. Eliason was inducted into the PGA Pacific Northwest Section Hall of Fame as well as the Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame. Photo donated by Rebecca McCabe.

Made/Created

Place

Location

Broadmoore Golf Club

Lexicon

Search Terms

Golf, Professional/Semi-Pro, Recreational

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Eliason, Oscar "Ockie"

Person or Organization

Tacoma

Person or Organization

Golf

Person or Organization

Greater Seattle Open

Person or Organization

Broadmoore Golf Club

Person or Organization

Tacoma City Amateur

Person or Organization

Allenmore Golf Course

Person or Organization

Still, Ken

Person or Organization

Campbell, Doug

Person or Organization

PGA Tour

Person or Organization

Northwest Open championships

Person or Organization

PGA Pacific Northwest Section Hall of Fame

Person or Organization

Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame

Person or Organization

McCabe, Rebecca

Related Events

Event

Greater Seattle Open Golf tournament