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I’m on the airplane flying from Calgary to Quebec City. I feel like I’m on “Tour” again.

I finished playing the Shaw Charity Classic yesterday. I shot 69-71-64 and finished tie 27. Yesterday I played with Olin Brown and Jeff Sluman; two guys I’ve known for many years. Good guys! They both said I’m getting better with age. Nice.

I made a nice 5 footer down hill on the last hole and a 20 footer on 17 for an extra few dollars. That felt nice. I’m a better player and teacher for being out here. I’m grateful for this opportunity. I’m also grateful for being able to play and teach golf my entire life…… I’m grateful for my academy at Semiahmoo and everyone’s support.

I have a wonderful life!

I had dinner with Tom Lehman again this week. He is still just a regular guy with much class. Especially since he bought dinner.

A fun thing happened; Bobby Clampett told the tournament director I was a wonderful teacher so they asked me to give a lesson to a VIP and filmed it! I received much positive feedback. Many folks have been to Semiahmoo and said they need to comeback. I agreed.

I have one more tournament and then home to my other job.

See everyone in a week.

Coston out

P.S. I miss my family. A lot !!

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Coston wins Senior U.S. Open Qualifier

Jeff shot 67 and won the Open qualifier by two shots at Canterwood in Gig Harbor. Coston will tee it up with the best seniors in the world at Oak Tree National in Edmond, Oaklahoma July 10-13. This is Costons 4th Senior U.S. Open and the 18th Major Championship of his career.

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Top of the Finish
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Coston Wins Hawaii Senior State Open

Coston wins the Hawaii Senior State Open edging Scott Simpson by one shot. 67-69-72 at Mauna Lani Resort on the big island of Hawaii.

Coston Wins 2014 Hawaii Senior State Open!
Coston Wins 2014 Hawaii Senior State Open!
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Coston Wins Section PGA Senior Title

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Semiahmoo golf instructor Jeff Coston came from a shot back to force a playoff and then beat Redmond’s Tom Sovay on the second hole of a playoff to claim the Pacific Northwest Section Senior PGA Championship for the seventh time in eight years on Friday, Sept. 6, at the RMG Club at Oakbrook in Lakewood.

“I’ve won this thing seven times now,” said Coston, who reclaimed the top spot after missing in 2012. “I guess that must mean that I’m getting old. … I’m feeling like a young man, though. I’ve done 500 pushups so far today, and I’ve just got to beat the traffic home so I can do another 500.”

The pushups seemed to help, as Coston rallied from a stroke back entering the final round to tie Sovay by shooting a second-round 68, following his first-round 69.

“The weather was crazy and rainy today, but the course held water well,” Coston said. “I was told I was leading going into the last hole, and I birdied the last hole, but it turned out they had the scoreboard wrong. It ended up needing a birdie to tie.”

Both he and Sovay birdied the first playoff hole, but Sovay missed a short putt that would have tied Coston on the second.

Coston already had an exemption to the Southworth Senior PGA National Championship Oct. 10-13 at Creighton Farms and River Creek Club in Virginia. Shortly before that tournament, he’ll play in the PGA section championship in Richland.

Check out the full article here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2013/09/07/3189469/coston-wins-sectional-senior-pga.html

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Brooke Branigan, student of Coston, named 2013 High School Player of the Year

Brooke Branigan , student of Coston, was named High School Player of the Year 2013. She will play for Western Washington University next year. Coston has high hopes for Brooke. Brooke hits the ball far. She understands the elements of scoring. As she continues to grow and challenges herself, many victories are in the future!
Brooke Branigan
Brooke Branigan
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