About
Druids Glen Golf Club in Covington, Washington has been named one of the 10 most difficult courses in Washington. Located just an hour south of Seattle, it's one of the area's most popular courses. The championship layout plays to a lengthy 7,146 yards from the back tees. The landscape is the epitome of the dramatic terrain that the Pacific Northwest is known for. Mount Rainier even serves as the backdrop for the course. The layout is a challenging test with rolling fairways and undulating greens framed by mature trees. There are more than 60 strategically placed bunkers throughout and numerous water hazards come into play. Druids Glen Golf Club's hilly terrain provides a variety of elevation changes that will test your accuracy and be prepared to face sidehill, uphill, and downhill lies.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by tysongolf1 on 11/21/2025
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Photo submitted by justinpo on 09/23/2025
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Photo submitted by dWfkfReu5Q4t8XyAoaM9 on 07/07/2025
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Photo submitted by nswartzentruber on 08/19/2024
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Photo submitted by nswartzentruber on 08/19/2024
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Challenging par 3 Photo submitted by bshang on 07/25/2024
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Photo submitted by bshang on 07/25/2024
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Photo submitted by Timbuktulous on 06/08/2024
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Photo submitted by austinstrother on 08/23/2023
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Hot deals comparisons Photo submitted by u314162741983 on 03/17/2023
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Photo submitted by Giles5001235 on 10/17/2021
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Mt Rainier from 2nd fairway Photo submitted by gSLQN3jDvrPIcd5KtN3K on 12/07/2019
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Photo submitted by nowgolf22 on 09/22/2015
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A short, challenging, uphill par 4 at Druids Glen Photo submitted by Spencer3502694 on 08/13/2013
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My son and I, The Open Sunday final won bye Phil Mickleson Photo submitted by Zoomie1515 on 07/22/2013
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Druids Glen Photo submitted by Visa6705750 on 06/20/2013
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Photo submitted by u000007117396 on 05/31/2013
Golfer Reviews
Great experience
Had a great time last Monday, staff and course were awesome.
Amazing improvement
Last year,the greens got damaged,and never recovered until now.Fantastic job by, new greens keeper.I believe this course will be in its best shape ever,this year.I am stoked about the greens,since I live near here.Nice lounge also,with Mt. Rainier views.
Spring golg
The greens were awesome. Best they have been in two years!
Druids Glen
Best the course has looked in a couple years! Greens were in excellent conditions!! There was a lot of elk damage to fairways and minor on a couple greens... I’d still rather have them around!!
Played the course on Feb 13th, it was brisk but not too bad. Considering the conditions, the course was in great shape. A little wet in spots, but it is still winter !
Fun to play but a wet track
I enjoyed playing at druid’s Glen but it rained overnight and the course did not drain well. Will go next time in better weather
Winter Golf
Played in late January so the course was a bit wet and soggy after about 10 days of rain. Ran into a couple players who drove down from Canada to play so I think that speaks volume for the course. Overall, I enjoyed the course, negotiating the hazards. Would definitely recommend it because the course was designed for all levels.
Great golf course
Great layout. Challenging course with lots of water, but still plenty of room to hit driver. Played the championship Ted and I would say if you are a 15 handicap or less, this would be a good set of tees to play this course from. Greens in great shape for early season golf. Looking forward to playing later in the year to see how conditions change. Highly recommend playing this course.
The course seemed to be in great shape for being January . We played with a couple guys who play often here and they said the changes to staff on the greens keeping end had made a difference. The greens seemed to be recovery and there were no temporary greens. I’d defiantly go back and would love to go back when it’s warmer out!
better
the maintenance is better than before 6 months ago
Understand that it’s winter, but at least drag a rake through the traps. Great layout, shabby maintenance. Druids could be a great course if it was taken care of. Fairways always undergrown.
Very nice course. Greens are back in shape and roll nice. Place is well taken care of. Of course the staff is the best. Go experience the view of Rainier in the background. You will love it.
Great Value
We got in on the weekly " Hot Deal " for 11/6 and paid $21.00 per person for the round and a cart... could not beat that ! Even though it was in the mid 40's temperature, the course was in great shape and have no complaints /issues at all .
Very Slow pace of Play
We had a tee time just before 2 PM they had a 30 minute back up but they let us go just after our scheduled time. The starter said it was a tee time mix up and some groups booked on golf now but it did not get on the schedule. The first three holes was an hour to play because of the back up. We had three different people that started after us leap frog us slowing play down even more. We ended up skipping three holes to get past the two groups of 4 that was holding up play. Once past them on the 6th hole we teamed up with another two and had a very nice pace of play. Finished out the 18 in 4 1/2 hours but skipping three holes because of a scheduling screw up was not that great. Greens are in good shape but the fairways are very wet with lots of divots. This is a fun course to play with challenging of water hazards. This is not a course to walk not that you can't do it but it will hold up play due to the distance between holes.
1000:1 awesome for mid October
Wasn’t expecting course conditions like this in the PNW for mid October. Great roll on the fairways and only three greens played like they had been punched yesterday.
Water hazards were 1/4 full so extra balls were aplenty but didn’t take away from experience.
Overall above expectations!