Washington National Golf Club

Auburn, WA · 3.9 mi away

Auburn Golf Course is a city-owned public course in Auburn, Washington, about twenty-three miles south of Seattle, on land that was once hop fields and farmland along the Green River. A group of local golfers organized the Green River Golf & Country Club in 1948 and built the original nine holes; the City of Auburn purchased the property in 1969 and expanded it to eighteen holes, designed by Milton Bauman and Glenn Proctor. The course mixes a relatively flat front nine with a more undulating back nine that climbs and descends through wooded and residential surroundings. It plays about 6,400 yards from the back tees at a par of 71 and is open to public play with cart rental.

Sumner, WA · 4.3 mi away

Tapps Island Golf Course is a semi-private nine-hole course on an island in Lake Tapps, east of Tacoma. The layout plays through the island community with water views and a relaxed vibe, and public tee times are available. It is one of the more unique settings in South Sound golf.

Covington, WA · 5.6 mi away

Druids Glen Golf Club is a Keith Foster design carved out of 230 acres of second-growth forest 30 miles southeast of downtown Seattle, draped in the shadow of Mount Rainier. The 7,146-yard upscale public course features sculpted bent-grass tee-to-green, over 60 bunkers, and has been named one of the 10 most difficult courses in the Pacific Northwest. Owner Parks Legacy Project has engaged Forrest Richardson and Jeff Danner for ongoing improvements. An already excellent course that continues to improve.