Northwest Links

If you’re a Seattle golfer, you already know the drill: the rain comes, the daylight disappears, and suddenly the range turns from “nice-to-have” to “non-negotiable.” Winter is where handicaps are built (or rebuilt), and having the right practice spot is the difference between starting spring hot… or wondering why your 7-iron suddenly goes 15 yards shorter. Here’s our full breakdown of the best winter grind driving ranges within ~40 minutes of Seattle , plus a few honorable m

When the rain settles in and daylight disappears before 5 p.m., finding a place to keep your swing in shape is key. Luckily, Seattle golfers have a ton of great indoor options — from serious practice facilities to social simulator hangouts. This isn’t a ranking, just a list of spots worth checking out within about 30 minutes of Seattle. Evergreen Golf Club – Redmond & Tacoma Evergreen Golf Club Tacoma Location You can’t beat Evergreen. With TrackMan simulators, full short-gam

Furry Creek Hole 1 Tee Box Course Overview Location:  Furry Creek, British Columbia Canada (About 45 minutes north of Vancouver via the scenic Sea-to-Sky Highway, and roughly an hour from Whistler) Course Type:  Public Par & Yardage:  Par 72. Yardage ranges: ~6,017 yards from gold tees, ~5,876 from blue tees, ~5,442 yards from white tees, ~4,749 yards from red/forward tees.   Designer & Opened:  Designed by Robert Muir Graves, opened in 1993 Notable Features:   Dramatic eleva

Washington is loaded with incredible public golf — from coastal links and mountain layouts to desert-style courses that feel straight out of Arizona. Whether you’re a competitive player chasing championship conditions or just someone who loves a scenic walk, the state’s public golf scene punches way above its weight. Here’s how we’d rank the top public courses in Washington, starting with the very best. Chambers Bay (University Place): Chambers Bay is Washington’s crown jewel