You may have already spotted our 2015 commemorative poster around town, but today our newsletter subscribers can download the artwork. Just right-click the image above, save it as a photo to your system and you'll be able to then add it to your desktop, print it out and hang it on your office wall, whatever! It's a great visual reminder that the legends of golf will return to our region in August for the Boeing Classic.

While the caliber of competition and legendary professionals participating are impressive, the events and activities associated with the Boeing Classic provide an all-inclusive, entertaining atmosphere on a picture-perfect Northwest backdrop at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge that will leave a lasting impression. And while the tournament has established itself as one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, the Boeing Classic sets itself apart with its commitment to the community and giving back to those in need by having raised more than $5 million for the Benaroya Research Institute and other local charities in the tournament's first ten years.

Playing a near-perfect final round - which included a hole-in-one on No. 12 by Joe Durant - the team of Billy Andrade and Durant pulled away from the field on Sunday to win the 38th Annual Bass Pro Shop Legends of Golf by three strokes over Sandy Lyle/Ian Woosnam.

It was a successful debut for the Andrade-Durant team, both four-time winners on the PGA TOUR, and marked the first time that both members of a team had earned their first Champions Tour victories.

"I can't be more excited to be in a situation to win out here because this is what we want to do," Andrade said. "This is our goal, to try to get in the winner's circle, and to do it like this and do it with Joe has been such a treat for me."

"We don't get to play this kind of format very often," commented Durant. "And to win with your friend, you can't even describe it."

Next up on a busy portion in the Champions Tour schedule is the Insperity Invitational, being held May 1-3 at The Woodlands Country Club.

Defending Champion Bernhard Langer would join some select company of Champions Tour players to win the same event four or more times if he were to win this week's event. Only Hale Irwin (Turtle Bay Championship and PGA Championship) and Jack Nicklaus (Tradition) have won the same tournament four or more times. Langer, the 2010 Boeing Classic Champion and four-time Champions Tour Player of the Year, is hoping to claim his first title in 2015, but will have to hold off a solid field to do so. Check out this week's Power Rankings to see who might stand in Langer's way of getting there.