crackgeek

Nice course set in the desert side of Washington state, all holes are unique no two are even similar, , trees water elevation changes make this a good challenge while still being able to score if your on. A must play if in Central / Eastern Wa.

West Richland golf course suffers from some flooding in the winter and spring time and periodically a hole or two might have casual water or closed altogether but is defiantly a playable course and at a bargain rate, yearly memberships are very inexpensive and the new clubhouse rivals many so called up-scale facilities. This is a fine place to play if you cannot get on elsewhere or want to play a real 18 hole course on a budget.

Sun willows is a popular course located next to the freeway and airport. Large trees line the fairways, large for a desert course, some ponds and greenside bunkers add a challenge here and there, decent elevation changes and a few reachable par 5s for the longer hitters. They keep the course playable year round greens roll fairly well and are a decent size. A goos local course.

I find the course to be fairly easy to play and usually play from the blues at this course only to add distance. Fairways are framed by grass coverd hills, fairway & greenside bunkers with a few large trees and ponds tossed in here and there. Holes range from reachable par 4s to some pretty technical stuff that cam make or break a round. Greens always look blothchy especially in winter but roll fast and true. The 9th and 18th holes can be eagled by single digit players buy can be double bogeys for the same players if you get out of shape. Its a nice course, very unique terrain and n good shape year round