Northwest Links

Course Overview Location: Olympia, Washington (Thurston County) — tucked into the old-growth forest southeast of downtown Olympia, roughly 60 minutes from Seattle and easily reachable off I-5 via SeaTac (~1 hour). Course Type: Semi-private. Long a members-only country club, Indian Summer opened its doors to limited public play in 2021. Members and their guests still come first, so tee times for the public can be tight, call ahead and book early. Managed by Oki Golf. Par & Yar

Oregon has quietly built one of the richest golf histories in the country. From a two-time U.S. Amateur champion who helped define the region's courses, to a Portland native who became one of the most beloved figures in the game, the Beaver State has produced elite golfers across every era. Here's our take on the 10 best golfers ever from Oregon, ranked from 10 to 1. Pro success is the primary criterion, with recency used as a tiebreaker when careers are close. 10. Bob Duden

The Pacific Northwest doesn't get enough credit as a golf destination. People know Bandon. But beyond that, most golfers outside the region couldn't tell you what else is out there — and that's a shame, because this corner of the country has some of the most varied, scenic, and underrated golf on the continent. We broke the PNW down into seven distinct regions and ranked them from top to bottom. Here's how it shakes out. #7 — Portland / Northwest Oregon Portland's headliner i

The PGA Tour is overhauling its 2028 schedule, and the Pacific Northwest is emerging as a top target for a new stop, with Sahalee Country Club near Seattle as the frontrunner. If you've ever played Sahalee Country Club tucked away in the tall timber of Sammamish, Washington, you know the place is special. Ancient Douglas firs looming over tight fairways, a course that demands precision over power, and an atmosphere that feels more like a cathedral than a country club. So when