Auburn Golf Course

Auburn, WA · 3.9 mi away

Washington National Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Auburn, Washington, built in 2000. It is the home course of the University of Washington men's and women's golf teams, and its Husky theme carries through branded carts and a purple "W" near the 18th hole. Designed by John Fought, the course blends Pacific Northwest terrain with a strategic layout. From the back tees it plays 7,304 yards to a par of 72, with five tee options ranging down to 5,117 yards.

Kent, WA · 4.1 mi away

Riverbend Golf Complex is a public facility owned and operated by the City of Kent, Washington, sitting on former farmland along the Green River in the Kent Valley. The championship 18-hole course opened in 1989, and the city's Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department has run the golf operation since 2000. Besides the regulation course, the complex includes a covered driving range, a learning center, and additional short-game practice areas used for lessons and clinics for golfers of varying ages and skill levels. The layout takes advantage of its valley setting with views toward Mount Rainier, the Cascades and the Olympic Mountains on clear days. Riverbend is open to the public daily, accepts walk-up play as well as reservations, and regularly hosts leagues, tournaments and outing groups through its onsite event and banquet services.

Covington, WA · 5.6 mi away

Druids Glen Golf Club is a Keith Foster design carved out of 230 acres of second-growth forest 30 miles southeast of downtown Seattle, draped in the shadow of Mount Rainier. The 7,146-yard upscale public course features sculpted bent-grass tee-to-green, over 60 bunkers, and has been named one of the 10 most difficult courses in the Pacific Northwest. Owner Parks Legacy Project has engaged Forrest Richardson and Jeff Danner for ongoing improvements. An already excellent course that continues to improve.