Interbay Golf Center

Seattle, WA · 5.6 mi away

West Seattle Golf Course is a municipal layout designed by H. Chandler Egan and opened in 1940. The course moves through rolling ground near Camp Long, with a varied routing that asks for accuracy from uneven lies and changes character between its two nines. Several holes open views toward downtown Seattle and Elliott Bay, giving the back side a strong sense of place. Fox Den Grill is the course's diner-style bar and grill. Its casual clubhouse setting makes it a straightforward place for a meal or drink after the round, with none of the formality of a private-club dining room.

Seattle, WA · 6.3 mi away

This public course sits in Jefferson Park on Beacon Hill in Seattle, Washington, minutes south of downtown, with views of the city skyline and Mount Rainier. In 2024 the City of Seattle renamed the facility the Bill Wright Golf Complex, honoring Bill Wright, who learned to play at the course as a teenager and later became the first Black golfer to win a United States Golf Association championship. The grounds include an 18-hole course as well as a separate nine-hole executive course, along with a driving range with Toptracer technology, a pro shop, and the Beacon Grill restaurant. It remains open to public play with instruction available for golfers of all levels.

Seattle, WA · 6.5 mi away

Jackson Park Golf Course is a public course in Seattle, Washington, at 1000 NE 135th Street, just north of downtown near Interstate 5. It opened in 1930, developed by Bob Johnstone and Frank James, and is often described as the driest public course in the city. The property includes an 18-hole championship course as well as a separate nine-hole executive course, giving golfers options for shorter rounds. Amenities include a full-service restaurant, a stocked pro shop, and a covered, heated driving range with Toptracer technology used for practice and organized leagues. The course hosts men's and women's golf clubs and remains open daily to public play, weather permitting.