GolferNateS

This is a great (and seemingly little-known) course about 45 minutes north of Seattle. I've played it for many years now and it's always been a fun 18 to play a couple times per year.

It's a typical Northwest course with fairways lined by tall pines, but with generously wide landing zones. There is very little water on the course, and even if you hit your shot off line, the ground under the trees is cleared out well enough that you can find your ball & punch out to the fairway.

Warm up your driver before coming - there are five par 5s, with two easily reachable even from the blues.

The course is typically not busy, so if you want to get in a last minute round on a nice day, consider driving up here. You'll save that extra drive time and more when you play without anyone in front of you for your round.