Raspberry Ridge Golf Course

Bellingham, WA · 3.2 mi away

Shuksan Golf Club is a public course in Bellingham, a par-72 layout playing to about 6,700 yards with water in play throughout. The course is known for its conditioning and its finishing stretch, and it has hosted Washington State Amateur competition. It is one of the top daily-fee options in Whatcom County.

Bellingham, WA · 5.0 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.

Custer, WA · 11 mi away

Dakota Creek Golf Course is a public 18-hole course in Custer, Washington, about five minutes from the Canadian border. It began as a nine-hole layout built on former dairy farmland, with an old farmhouse and barn still standing on the property. The course was designed by owner-operator Pam Foster, who sketched holes by hand before building them; a back nine was added along a ridge that climbs roughly 250 feet, giving wide views toward Mount Baker and the San Juan Islands. Dakota Creek remains locally owned and open to public play year-round, known for wildlife including bald eagles, deer, and salmon spawning grounds along the course.