Spring is here, and courses across Western Washington are rolling out a full slate of tournaments, events, and promotions. We pulled together everything happening at our partner courses and facilities so you can plan your upcoming golf - whether you're looking for competitive events, casual scrambles, or ways to save on golf this season. These courses and facilities are a part of the Northwest Links Pass, our multi-course golf pass designed to help you explore golf across the

Spring golf in the Pacific Northwest means longer days, dry stretches, and courses finally firing on all cylinders — but it also means aerification season. If you've shown up to your home course only to find the greens freshly punched and putting like a dirt road, you know the frustration. We've put together the full 2026 Greater Portland area spring aerification schedule so you can plan around it, find courses that are already healed up, or at least know what you're walking

Spring in the Pacific Northwest means longer days, the return of evening rounds, and courses starting to come back to life. It also means aerification season. Right when the weather turns and you’re ready to get back out there consistently, you might roll up to the course and see freshly punched greens. Not ideal… but necessary. Golf Course Aerification Why Courses Aerify Each Spring Aerification (or aeration) is when courses punch small holes into the greens and remove plugs