Featured Washington Golf Courses
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Apple Tree Golf Course
Apple Tree Golf Course, located in Yakima, is a 18 hole Public course. From the back tees, the course plays over 6900 yards with a slope of 136 . Apple Tree was designed by John Steidel and opened in 1992.
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Gamble Sands
Situated high above the Columbia River, in North Central Washington, Gamble Sands is blessed with one of nature's great locations and dramatic golf settings. Much like its older brothers and sisters in the linksland of Scotland, this beauty has 18 consecutive holes that were discovered - not constructed.
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Silver Reef Hotel Casino Spa
Silver Reef Hotel Casino Spa opened April 9th, 2002 with the mission of Going for Great! Since 2002, millions of people have made Silver Reef their entertainment destination. "Every Guest Every Time" Silver Reef was voted best casino in 2009!
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Gold Mountain Golf Course
Gold Mountain Golf Course, located in Bremerton, is a Public course. From the back tees, the course will challenge even the best of golfers . Gold Mountain was designed by Ken Tyson and opened in 1971.
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Whidbey Island Best Stay and Play Package
Best Western PLUS and Whidbey Golf Club are offering an exceptional limited-time stay and play package to come enjoy the BEST Whidbey Island has to offer!
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Suncadia Resort
Stunning views. Incredible design. Immaculate conditions. All surrounded by the rolling pine forest and towering granite peaks of the sunny, eastern slopes of the Cascades. From beginner to advanced, and day outings to extended vacations, Suncadia offers the Northwest's finest mountain golf experience.
Suncadia, a premier Washington state golf and mountain resort destination, features championship golf on three award-winning courses: Prospector, Rope Rider, and the private Tom Doak-designed Tumble Creek.