THE venerable Pacific Coast Amateur golf tournament is in full swing this week at West Vancouver's Capilano Golf and Country Club.
The action began yesterday in the 47th edition of the tournament and will continue through four rounds, wrapping up Friday afternoon. This is the second time that Capilano has hosted the event, the first coming in 2003 when Abbotsford's James Lepp set the course's competitive record at 62 and finished with the lowest score in tournament history.
Defending champion David Fink of Honolulu, a member of the Oregon State University team, headlines the field along with other notables such as Capilano club members David Rose and Kevin Spooner of West Vancouver and North Vancouver's Bryan Lichimo.
The first two rounds of the event are used to decide the Morse Cup, awarded to the three-man state or provincial team that earns the lowest combined score.
The race for the individual title will wrap up with the final round on Friday with the leaders scheduled to tee off at around noon. For more information and live scoring updates visit pacificcoastamateur. com.
