Featuring stay and play packages on the beautiful Kitsap Peninsula
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Our featured golf courses on the Kitsap Peninsula include: |
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A public resort facility, Trophy Lake Golf & Casting captures the spirit of the Northwest through its celebration of two of the region's most popular activities - golf and fishing. Whether you spend your day among its well stocked fishing ponds or challenge its 18 championship golf holes, Trophy Lake will inspire, challenge and reward. Trophy Lake is characterized by expansive greens, gentle sloping fairways and captivating views of the Olympic Range and Mt. Rainier. Having opened in May 1999, this John Fought design is already considered one of the Northwest's finest. |
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The Gold Mountain Golf Complex includes two 18-hole championship golf courses: the Cascade Course and the Olympic Course. Dramatically sculpted in the Pacific Northwest wilderness habitat, the Olympic Course has earned numerous awards and taken its place as one of America's finest public golf facilities. It is ranked by GOLF magazine in the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play In the United States" in both 1998 and 1999. Golf Digest ranked the Olympic Course third in the State of Washington for "Overall Private/Public/Resort 1999." |
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Alderbrook's golf course is ranked among the best in the Northwest for its playability and breathtaking scenery. The 6,338 yard, par 72 course is well maintained and opened year-round. The course follows the natural contour of the land and challenges even the most experienced golfer. Alderbrook's greatest golfing challenge is its infamous 8th hole. This 536 yard, par 5 hole has a double dogleg. Ask Alderbrook's pro for pointers on how to navigate the forest when playing this one. Alderbrook saves the best for last… magnificent views of the Olympic Mountains from the 18th hole. It's one of the finest finishing holes in the Pacific Northwest. |
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The Port Ludlow Golf Club is comprised of three 9s – Tide Nine ,Timber Nine, and Trail Nine , offering 27 spectacular holes of challenge and enjoyment, designed by Robert Muir Graves. Each course is artfully carved and sculpted out of dense forest with no two holes playing alike. Only one of eight courses in Washington with the designation of Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, this is truly a golfer's paradise where deer roam, cedar stumps emerge from a water hazards, and wildflowers explode in a riot of spring colors. |
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Experience the challenge and beauty that makes McCormick Woods one of the most renowned golf courses in the Northwest. Carved through majestic forests with breathtaking views of Mt Rainier, McCormick Woods offers unforgettable golfing memories. The rolling, tree-lined fairways and large contoured greens have gained McCormick Woods high rankings among golfing's most respected sources. Golf Digest and GolfWeek have consistently rated McCormick Woods in the "Top 10 Golf Course in the State of Washington." |
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