Avalon Golf Links

Bellingham, WA · 13 mi away

Sudden Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole public course within the Sudden Valley community near Lake Whatcom, outside Bellingham, Washington. The course has operated for more than 65 years and is regularly used for corporate and association outings in the region. Golfers describe a playable front nine and a more demanding, hillier back nine, set among wooded terrain with views typical of the area's forested lake country. The clubhouse and pro shop sit at 4 Clubhouse Circle within the larger residential community. The course is open to public play in addition to community members, with seasonal hours running roughly dawn to dusk.

Bellingham, WA · 13 mi away

Lake Padden Golf Course is a municipal, 18-hole course owned by the City of Bellingham, Washington, designed by architects Roy Goss and Glen Proctor and opened in 1970-71. The par-72 layout plays about 6,575 yards from the back tees near Lake Padden Park in south Bellingham. The city has contracted outside operators to manage day-to-day operations of the course under long-term lease agreements. It remains one of Whatcom County's primary public golf facilities.

Bellingham, WA · 22 mi away

North Bellingham Golf Course is a public 18-hole course in Bellingham, Washington, built on the former Wilder Ranch and opened in July 1995 by Caitac USA Corp. It was designed by architect Ted Locke, who aimed to preserve the open, rolling character of the farmland site rather than adding trees or hills. The course plays as a links-style layout with broad fairways, flowering meadows and firm turf, allowing running approach shots on many greens. It measures about 6,793 yards from the back tees at a par of 72, and prevailing winds off the open terrain are a defining feature, along with water hazards that come into play on numerous holes. Panoramic views of Mount Baker are visible from several holes.