Michael Asmundson

DuPont, WA

The Home Course in DuPont, Washington, opened in 2007 and is co-owned and operated by Washington Golf and the Pacific Northwest Golf Association. Designed by Mike Asmundson, it stretches to 7,420 yards from the back tees and offers views of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and Mount Rainier. The course sits on the former site of a dynamite plant run by the DuPont company, for which the city is named. The first hole, "Apple Tree," borders the remnants of Fort Nisqually, and apple trees planted by Hudson's Bay Company settlers in the 1830s still line it. The Home Course is open to public play, with five sets of tees plus the shorter Little Home Course for beginners.

Last verified 2026-09-12

Essex Junction, VT

The Links at Lang Farm is a public 18-hole course in Essex Junction, Vermont, about eight miles from Burlington in the Champlain Valley. The course was built on former farmland and takes its name from the Lang family property. The course opened in 2002 and was voted a favorite new golf course by a regional golf publication that year. It is known locally for its conditioning and greens, along with a par-3 course that has drawn recognition from New England golf publications. The facility includes PGA instruction, outing and event hosting, and is a popular public option for golfers in the greater Burlington area.