About
The Resort at Port Ludlow sits along the shores of the Puget Sound with views that stretch across the Port Ludlow Bay. Located just 90 minutes from Seattle, the resort offers a luxurious waterfront inn, a marina, an award-winning restaurant, and a championship 18-hole golf course. Robert Muir Graves designed the course. He crafted a layout that challenging but rewarding, all while preserving the beautiful natural surroundings. The golf course is just one of 10 in the state of Washington that is a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. During your round, you'll enjoy abundant wildlife and panoramic views of the Hood Canal and Olympic and Cascade Mountain ranges. The golf course isn’t long but it's tight and will require both accuracy and strategy. Many holes are dramatically sloped and there are hazards facing you at almost every turn.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by CodyLayman on 07/03/2026
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Photo submitted by Scott4314 on 02/08/2026
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Photo submitted by Scott4314 on 02/08/2026
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Photo submitted by u000002747865 on 05/29/2025
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Photo submitted by u000002747865 on 04/10/2024
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Photo submitted by u000002747865 on 04/10/2024
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Photo submitted by rtnNz7G0HpaXJYv0r52r on 11/08/2018
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Photo submitted by rtnNz7G0HpaXJYv0r52r on 11/08/2018
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Photo submitted by rtnNz7G0HpaXJYv0r52r on 11/08/2018
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First hole company Photo submitted by seeview2 on 04/13/2017
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View from the clubhouse to 18th hole Photo submitted by u000006208494 on 05/21/2014
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Photo submitted by u000006208494 on 05/21/2014
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18th hole Photo submitted by PackerFan98366 on 06/30/2013
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Port Ludlow, Timber nine, #1, July 2011 Photo submitted by Greg9871596 on 06/14/2013
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Port Ludlow, Tide nine, #2, October 2005 Photo submitted by Greg9871596 on 06/14/2013
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Port Ludlow, Tide nine, #4, October 2005 Photo submitted by Greg9871596 on 06/14/2013
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Port Ludlow, Trail nine, Now closed, October 2005 Photo submitted by Greg9871596 on 06/14/2013
Golfer Reviews
This is a very good course for golfers of all levels of play.
From the first hole to the last, the course is pleasing to the eye, and as hard or easy as you want to make it.
Great course
Take a few extra balls, because the rough is really rough on the Timber course.
Play at this course is slow.
We have played this course about 15 times. The average time to complete 18 holes has been at least 4 1/2 hours, the worst being over 5. There is never a Ranger on the course and our complaints have been ignored, so we have played there for the last time.
Beautiful
The most beautiful course I ever played! Even for my ability I really enjoyed my day there.