Creek at Qualchan Golf Course

Spokane, WA · 3.9 mi away

Indian Canyon Golf Course is a municipal, 18-hole course owned by the City of Spokane, Washington, designed by H. Chandler Egan in 1930 and opened for play in 1935. Set atop a canyon at the western entrance to Spokane, the heavily forested, hilly layout requires accuracy from tee to green. It has hosted USGA championships including the U. S. Amateur Public Links in 1941 and 1984 and the U. S. Women's Amateur Public Links.

Last verified 2026-09-29

Spokane, WA · 4.9 mi away

Latah Creek Golf Course is a Spokane County-owned public course located in the Hangman/Latah Creek valley south of downtown Spokane, Washington. The facility operated for decades under the name Hangman Valley Golf Course, a reference to the 1858 hanging of Native American leaders by the U.S. Army, before county commissioners voted in December 2020 to rename it Latah Creek, aligning it with the area's older, federally recognized name. The change followed years of debate among local residents and Spokane Tribe members about the appropriateness of the earlier name. As a county-operated public facility, the course remains open to all golfers on a daily-fee basis. The layout occupies a valley setting along the creek with the terrain and tree cover typical of the region's river bottomlands.

Spokane, WA · 6.0 mi away

Downriver Golf Course is a municipal, 18-hole course owned by the City of Spokane, Washington, that opened in 1916, making it one of the oldest courses in the region. It sits along the Spokane River near Riverside State Park, with gently rolling, heavily treed terrain. The course is operated through the city's public golf system and remains accessible to players of varying skill levels. Downriver has served Spokane golfers for over a century as one of the city's original municipal layouts.