There are 105 results that match 1802 Brookdale Rd E, Tacoma, Washington 98445, Pierce County.
Courses (57)
Tacoma, Washington
Public
4.0966487648
287
McChord AFB, Washington
Military
4.1586004927
494
Spanaway, Washington
Public
3.9479884186
215
Tacoma, Washington
Private
5.0
1
Tacoma, Washington
Public/Municipal
3.6667
3
Tacoma, Washington
Public/Municipal
3.8056
36
Lakewood, Washington
Semi-Private
4.3237731557
261
Lakewood, Washington
Private
4.0833333333
3
Orting, Washington
Public
3.6667588235
141
Puyallup, Washington
Private
0.0
0
Tacoma, Washington
Public
3.5939314426
714
Fircrest, Washington
Private
5.0
1
University Place, Washington
Resort
4.8783569372
97
Tacoma, Washington
Public
4.6088711136
206
Tacoma, Washington
Public
3.6549
142
Fort Lewis, Washington
Public
4.3376307519
808
DuPont, Washington
Public
4.8948833333
177
Federal Way, Washington
Private
4.0
1
Fort Lewis, Washington
Public
4.3376307519
808
Resorts (1)
The Salish Lodge & Spa, dating to 1916, overlooks the stunning 270-foot Snoqualmie Falls 30 minutes from Seattle. The 86-room boutique hotel known for its appearance in the Twin Peaks TV series is an intimate and luxurious place to stay for couples, especially if one, or both, is a golfer. The golfer has access to The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, the…
Articles (8)
The USGA's selection of Chambers Bay Golf Course near Tacoma, Wash., is a startling deviation from a "normal" Open host. But Chambers Bay's appeal is clear, Brandon Tucker writes. It will be HDTV eye candy at every turn, wide open with abundant spectator viewing spots. They may even be able to get a record crowd through the turnstiles.
Robert Trent Jones Jr.'s right-hand man at Chambers Bay discusses the controversial U.S. Open host as well as which players may fare well. "This golf course is different, and it was different from day 1," Jay Blasi says.
Tour players are speaking out about 2015 U.S. Open host Chambers Bay. Here's how the critically-acclaimed course has rated so far on Golf Advisor.
Gary Player should think twice about criticizing 2015 U.S. Open host Chambers Bay, Mike Bailey writes.
We are now into the weekend of a controversial U.S. Open at Chambers Bay. Brandon Tucker defends and questions the venue thus far.
As U.S. Open week at Chambers Bay got underway, the USGA held an Architect's Forum with Executive Director Mike Davis and course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. Here are some highlights from the discussion.
Chambers Bay is being lauded as having more in common with a British Open course than a typical U.S. Open track. But is it really a "links golf course?" Brandon Tucker takes a look at both sides of the argument.
Two Seattle-area golf courses, two excellent choices, and they couldn't be more different. But Chambers Bay and Salish Cliffs should be the first two on your list.
Galleries (3)
Chambers Bay golf course in Tacoma represents one of the most ambitious golf projects in years. Opened in 2007, it has also become one of the most hyped, thanks to the nearly immediate announcement that it would host the 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship and 2015 U.S. Open.
If you're looking for links golf -- where the sea meets the land -- Chambers Bay is your destination. This Robert Trent Jones II-designed muni, built on the one of the largest sand deposits in the world -- will host the 2015 U.S. Open.
On clear days you can see the snow-capped peak of Mount Rainier from many of the holes at Druids Glen Golf Club, which has the reputation for being of the toughest golf courses in the entire state of Washington. The 230 acres is littered with trouble -- thousands of evergreen trees, 60 bunkers, nine lakes and poa annua greens faster than most public clubs in the Pacific Northwest.
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