Bruindog

Staff was good to work with. The ferry from Edmonds to Kingston was cancelled without notice, so the assistant pro worked us in after the next boat arrived.
Course is in good shape for January. Front nine was open, backed up a bit on 10th tee but then the group in front pulled ahead after 11.
There isn't a lot of supervision (starter or marshal or bev cart) in the winter months but the fellow golfers tend to self-police and keep things moving.
Greens were in good shape.

Very good course in top condition, despite local drought the past few months. Greens well watered, tees in good good shape.
Ran into bottle neck on No 8 with two groups already in front (green and at second shot). Would appreciate more rangers to keep it going.
Some of it was us, as the OB shots are swallowed up in the native woods. 4-1/2 hour round.
Suggest a cart, this course has a lot of distance between holes. And elevation changes.

Pretty good value for a public links on a Saturday. The power carts are brand new. Several lofted shots plugged in the soggy ground. Grass grown out and had some white clovers (making hard to locate white golf ball) probably since the ground was too soggy to mow it.
The bar has happy hour seven days a week with great deals. So great it attracts a regular crowd of daytime and daylong drinkers.
Course should be playing well once the ground dries out and it can be properly mowed. Overall we had fun and enjoyed the day.

Port Ludlow is a great value, with beautifully landscaped holes and many challenges for the average golfer.