9-Hole (Public) This nine hole executive course is situated on relatively flat terrain with mild undulation built into the design. The greens are larger than average and undulating, and the fairways are open, with not a lot of trees to be concerned with. The signature hole is #6, a 174-yard, par...

18-Hole (Private) This course features severely undulating greens and narrow, tree-lined fairways. There is a creek that flows throughout the course that comes into play on two holes. The club invested $1 million in 1996 to renovate, redesign and drain the front nine, so the course is dry year-round. The course...

27-Hole (Resort) This club, which has three nine holes courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations, was the state's first high-end public facility. These very scenic courses were cut out of a forest and are unforgiving due to the narrow fairways and large, undulating greens that are difficult to...

18-Hole (Public) This well-balanced course, which hosted the 1953 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championships, was laid out on a former mill site. The course sits on a peninsula looking back at the Seattle skyline, and presents an ample share of photo opportunities.The layout includes dogleg fairways to the left and right,...

27-Hole (Public) This facility has an eighteen hole championship course and a nine hole par 3 course. The Champion Course's signature hole is #12, a 185-yard, par 3, called "The Rock." This hole requires a tee shot over a ravine to the green. Furthermore, a stream flows throughout the course that...

9-Hole (Public) Formerly known as Balliger Park Golf Club, this course was recently renovated and a number of improvements were made. The fairways are tree lined, and the small undulating greens are in excellent shape. Water comes into play on four holes. The City of Mountlake Terrace has invested $1 million...

9-Hole (Public) This nine hole par 3 course is very well maintained and is built on predominantly flat terrain, the fairways are fairly wide with a few being tree lined. There are no water hazards or sand bunkers in the design. The greens are small fairly sloped and fast. This is...

9-Hole (Public) The PGA rated this as the hardest par 3 course in the nation back in 1990. There are sand bunkers and water hazards coming into play on every hole. The fairways are lined with a variety of trees, and the terrain is flat. All the small greens are crown...

27-Hole (Public) This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The green fees for playing these challenging military courses are determined by rank. The green fees indicated above are guest fees. There are numerous trees that can affect your shots. Water hazards (one lake...

18-Hole (Private) This course was built alongside the Snake River. The tree-lined fairways are narrow and require shot accuracy off the tees. Water hazards (four ponds) come into play on at least seven holes. The signature hole is #10 (also the #1 handicap hole), a 435-yard, par 4, requiring a tee...