Explore the top-rated public and resort courses in Washington. Each course is ranked by user ratings and includes pricing, course details, and direct booking links.
David McLay Kidd design in the remote Columbia River valley with wide fairways, fescue grasses, and panoramic views of the North Cascades. Washington's best.
Gene Bates design through old-growth forest in the southern Puget Sound. Massive fir and cedar trees frame fairways with views of the Olympic Mountains.
Dan Hixson links design in the heart of Washington wine country. Fescue-covered hills, basalt outcroppings, and Blue Mountain views at an outstanding value.
Built in a former gravel quarry on Puget Sound. Walking-only links course that hosted the 2015 US Open. Dramatic elevation changes with water views on every hole.
Robert Cupp and Fred Couples design perched above Lake Washington with views of the Seattle skyline, Mt. Rainier, and the Olympic Mountains.
Jack Frei design in the arid canyon country of central Washington. Desert terrain with dramatic canyon views and Columbia River vistas.
John Harbottle III design on the Kitsap Peninsula. Towering evergreens and mountain views at municipal prices — one of the best values in the Pacific Northwest.
John Harbottle III design at Washington State University through the rolling Palouse wheat fields. Stunning rural scenery and excellent university golf.
Gene Bates companion 9-hole layout through old-growth forest on the Squaxin Island Tribe reservation. Massive firs frame every shot.
Dan Hixson 9-hole companion to the main course through wind-swept wheat country terrain. Walking-only with creative short holes and great value.
John Fought design south of Seattle with views of Mt. Rainier on clear days. Rolling terrain with native Northwest vegetation.
Arthur Hills design north of Seattle with Pacific Northwest evergreens and Puget Sound views. Solid public golf at reasonable prices.