Golf courses in Shelton, WA.

Shelton, WA

Salish Cliffs Golf Club is owned and operated by the Squaxin Island Tribe on land near Shelton, Washington, adjacent to the Little Creek Casino Resort. The course was designed by architect Gene Bates and opened in 2011, routed through more than 240 acres with rock outcroppings and elevation changes of up to 200 feet. The layout emphasizes the region's natural surroundings, with forested corridors and views that reflect the Squaxin Island Tribe's heritage; it was the first course in the world to earn Salmon-Safe certification. Championship tees play to roughly 7,269 yards. Salish Cliffs is a public course available to both resort guests and outside golfers, with a log-and-cedar clubhouse, restaurant, GPS-equipped carts and full practice facilities.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Shelton, WA

Lake Limerick Golf Club sits on the Olympic Peninsula just outside Shelton, Washington, within the Lake Limerick Country Club community. The nine-hole course uses dual tees so that a single loop can be played as a full 18-hole, par-72 round. Evergreen trees line the gently rolling fairways, and the layout includes two par-5s, two notable par-3s, and several precision-oriented par-4s, including a downhill hole with a lake view. The course sits within a private homeowners association community, though the golf course itself welcomes outside play. The course is open to the public year-round with a pro shop offering cart rentals and a café serving breakfast and lunch several days a week. It hosts men's and women's leagues and seasonal tournaments alongside casual public rounds.