Seattle-Area Public Golf Course Unlimited Membership Guide (2025 Edition)
- Northwest Links
- 2 days ago
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Updated: 21 hours ago
There’s no better feeling than being able to play as much golf as you want—especially when you live in a place as scenic (and sneaky golf-packed) as the Seattle area. We did the legwork and researched every public course within about 1.5 hours of the city to find all the spots that offer unlimited play memberships.
Some of these are full-season annual passes, others are more flexible. Either way, if you’re looking to lock in a local track for this year, this guide will point you to the best options in the region—whether you’re chasing value, an elite experience, or just want to keep it under $200/month.
Let’s get into it.
Our Favorites
After digging through every public course within a 1.5-hour drive of Seattle, we pulled together the best unlimited membership options out there. These aren’t private clubs with multi-thousand-dollar initiation fees—we’re talking public tracks offering unrestricted access for golfers who want to play more and pay less per round.
Here are our top picks in three categories:
Best Golf Experience
These courses aren’t just about volume—they’re about quality. If you're looking for a membership that brings both top-tier golf and a premium experience, these are the ones.
1. Chambers Bay Golf Course (University Place, WA)
$5,999/year (~$500/month)
A U.S. Open venue that offers a true championship test. The Lone Fir membership includes unlimited rounds and practice facility use through the end of 2025, plus some sweet Lone Fir-exclusive gifts. A luxury pick, but a bucket list course you’ll never get tired of.
2. Port Ludlow Golf Course (Port Ludlow, WA)
$1,800–$4,020/year (~$150–$335/month) based on age
Unlimited golf with priority tee times, exclusive member events, discounts, and more. It's a bit of a trek from Seattle, but the course is scenic and serene—and it’s well-worth it for those who live close by or willing to frequent the drive.
3. Washington National Golf Club (Auburn, WA)
$3,960/year (~$330/month)
Unlimited play Monday–Friday and after noon on weekends/holidays, cart included. You also get 50 buckets of range balls at a high-level practice facility, 10-day tee time booking, and discounts at all Oki Golf public courses. Washington National is the home course of the University of Washington Men’s and Women’s Golf Teams, adding an extra layer of prestige. A great fit for serious weekday golfers.
Best Value
If you’re the kind of golfer who’s out there weekly (or more), these options will pay for themselves fast. High return on investment without sacrificing course quality.
1. Gold Mountain Golf Club (Bremerton, WA)
$3,000/year (~$250/month)
Unlimited play on both the Olympic and Cascade courses, which are consistently rated among the best public layouts in the state. If you’re close by, this is an amazing value.
2. Avalon Golf Links (Burlington, WA)
$2,499/year (~$208/month)
Unlimited daily play on 27 holes of well-maintained turf. One of the best value memberships north of the city—especially if variety matters to you.
3. White Horse Golf Club (Kingston, WA)
$3,048/year (~$254/month)
A stellar layout with a strong membership program that includes weekday and twilight options if you want to save even more. If you live west of the Sound (or don’t mind the ferry), this is a fantastic home course.
Best Under $200/Month
You don’t need to spend a fortune to play unlimited golf. These picks all come in under $200/month and still offer full-season access.
1. Camaloch Golf Course (Camano Island, WA)
$2,150/year (~$179/month)
Valid 7 days a week, this full unlimited membership offers a relaxed island golf experience with a friendly local community.
2. Gleneagle Golf Course (Arlington, WA)
$2,100/year (~$175/month)
Their Silver Pass gives you unlimited greens fees, or upgrade to the Premier Pass for extras like cart fees, range balls, and guest passes. Quiet, underrated, and affordable.
3. Lake Wilderness Golf Course (Maple Valley, WA)
$2,199/year (~$183/month)
Unlimited seven-day play, 14-day tee time access, and retail discounts. Walkable and laid-back—perfect for southside golfers who want solid golf at a fair price.
Complete Guide: Every Public Course Near Seattle with an Unlimited Membership (2025)
Below is the full list of every public course we were able
to identify that offers some form of unlimited play membership. If you don't see a local course on the list, they don't offer an unlimited golf membership (at least not publicly).
Course | Seattle Region | Membership Details* | Where to find more info |
Avalon Golf Links | North | Annual Membership: $2,499/year ($208/month) for unlimited golf | |
Battle Creek Golf Course | North | Annual Membership: $2,646/year ($220.50/month) for unlimited golf with cart and range balls | |
Gleneagle Golf Course | North | Annual Silver Pass: $2,100/year ($175/month) for unlimited golf Annual Premier Pass: $2,500/year ($208/year) for unlimited green fees, cart, balls and 1 guest pass per month | |
Harbour Pointe Golf Club | North | Annual Membership: $4,500/year ($375/Month) for unlimited golf w/ cart, 50 buckets of practice balls, and other perks | |
Camaloch Golf Course | West | Annual Membership: $2,150/year ($179/month) for unlimited golf | |
McCormick Woods Golf Club | West | Monthly Membership: $205/month ($2,460/year) for unlimited golf Monthly Membership +: $275/month ($3,300/year) for unlimited golf, range, cart | |
Meadowmeer G&CC | West | Membership information is not publicly available. | |
Port Ludlow Golf Course | West | Signature (Age 50+): $335/month ($4,020/year) Executive (Age 30–49): $233/month ($2,796/year) Junior (Age 18–29): $150/month ($1,800/year) Memberships include unlimited golf, range, events, pro shop discount, and more | |
Sunland Golf and Country Club | West | Premier (Age 40+): $240/month ($2,880/year) for unlimited golf Executive (Under Age 40): $165/month ($1,980/year) for unlimited golf | |
Vashon Island Golf & Swim Club | West | Full (40+): $319/month + $750 initiation. Junior (19–39): $228.33/month + $500 initiation. | |
Village Greens Golf Course | West | Monthly Membership: $140/month for unlimited golf. | |
White Horse Golf Course | West | Unlimited Annual Membership: $3,048/year ($254/month) | |
Chambers Bay Golf Club | South | Annual Membership: $5,999/year (~$500/month) for unlimited golf & practice access, and other member gifts | |
Gold Mountain Golf Club | South | Annual Membership: $3,000/year ($250/month) for unlimited golf on the Olympic and Cascade Courses. | |
North Shore Golf Course | South | Annual Membership: $2,388/year ($199/month) for unlimited golf (range access not included). | |
Oakbrook Golf Club | South | Annual Resident Membership: $1,925/year ($160/month) for unlimited golf Annual Non-Resident: $2,750/year ($229/month) for unlimited golf | |
The Classic Golf Club | South | Membership information is not publicly available. | |
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting | South | $3,192/year ($266/month) for unlimited golf w/ cart, 50 buckets of range balls, and other perks. | |
Washington National Golf Club | South | $3,960/year ($330/month) for unlimited golf w/ cart, 50 buckets of range balls, and other perks. | |
Tumwater Valley Golf Course | South | $249.99 initiation fee plus $119.99/month for unlimited golf, range balls, retail discount, cart discount | |
Lake Wilderness Golf Course | East | $2,199/year ($183/month) for unlimited 7-day play, 10% off retail, and other perks. | |
Sun Country Golf Course | East | Annual Membership: $1,499/year ($125/month) for unlimited golf (season availability) | |
Suncadia Resort | East | Must own real estate in Suncadia. Membership information is not publicly available. | |
The Golf Club at Echo Falls | East | Annual Membership: $2,400/year ($200/month) for unlimited golf. Sold out for 2025. | |
The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge | East | $4,188/year ($349/month) for unlimited golf w/ cart, 50 buckets of range balls, and other perks. |
* The information provided is based on the details publicly available at the time of writing. Membership rates, perks, and other terms are subject to change. We recommend confirming all details directly with the golf course before making any decisions.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re a die-hard golfer looking to log 100+ rounds this year, or you just want a spot that feels like home without breaking the bank, these memberships can unlock a lot of value—and a lot of fun.
And as always, if we missed a course or if you’ve got thoughts on your favorite home track, let us know! Shoot us a message or tag us on Instagram @northwestlinks—we’re always stoked to hear from fellow PNW golfers.
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