About this course
Lakeland Village Golf Course sits above the town of Allyn on Washington's Kitsap Peninsula, between Hood Canal and Case Inlet, with views toward the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier. The property is part of a residential community but the course itself is open to public play on a green-fee basis. Golfers can also join as members. The facility offers 27 holes split into three nine-hole loops known as Generation I, Generation II and Generation III, giving players several combinations for an 18-hole round. Ponds and bunkers appear throughout the layout, and a spring-fed lake borders part of the grounds. Amenities include a driving range, chipping and bunker practice areas, a pro shop and a lakefront restaurant. Tee times can be booked roughly two weeks ahead, and walking or cart play is available.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
27
Par
72
LooperScore
73.2
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Lakeland Village Golf Course, by true distance.
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting Club
Port Orchard, WA · 8.6 mi away
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting sits on the Kitsap Peninsula in Port Orchard, Washington, on land that was previously a Christmas tree farm. The 18-hole course was designed by architect John Fought and opened in 1999, built by OB Sports at a cost of about $11 million. The layout moves through dense Northwest forest with sloping fairways, large greens and more than 80 deep-faced bunkers, along with views toward the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier. Two on-course ponds are stocked with rainbow trout, giving the property its dual golf-and-fishing identity and its fishing lodge-style clubhouse. Trophy Lake operates as a public course managed by Oki Golf, with a pro shop, café and practice facilities open to daily-fee play.
Gold Mountain Golf Club (Cascade)
Bremerton, WA · 10 mi away
The Cascade Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Gold Mountain Golf Club, a city-owned facility in Bremerton, Washington on the Kitsap Peninsula. It opened in 1971 and was designed by architect Ken Tyson, giving it a longer history than its sibling, the Olympic Course, which shares the same clubhouse and property. The setting is wooded, with tall Pacific Northwest timber framing most holes. Cascade plays through tree-lined fairways with generous driving areas and greens considered forgiving compared to Olympic's more demanding complexes. Terrain is relatively flat with minimal elevation change, making it a walkable course. From the back tees it stretches to roughly 6,775 yards. Gold Mountain is owned by the City of Bremerton, and tee times are open to anyone. The course is a friendly, approachable complement to Olympic, suitable for golfers of varying skill levels.
McCormick Woods Golf Course
Port Orchard, WA · 11 mi away
McCormick Woods Golf Course is a public course in Port Orchard, on the Kitsap Peninsula, opened in 1988. The par-72 layout plays to about 7,000 yards through towering firs with water in play throughout, and it has long been ranked among the best public courses on the peninsula. The natural setting, with no homes on most holes, is a big part of the appeal.
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