Okanogan Valley Golf Club
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| This exciting nine hole course, (played as two nines from separate tee areas), has been ranked as the 3rd best par 3 course in the State of Washington by the National Golf Foundation in 1987. This more than likely was a result of its well-designed course features, like the tree-lined fairways which afford generous landing areas, or the medium speed, slightly undulating, greens. A water hazard comes into play on hole #7. The signature hole is #9, a 540-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot up a dogleg fairway, then an approach to a slightly elevated green that will hold any high shot. Overall, the greens are typically flat with only a few undulations. There are additional sets of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round. Some of the amenities include a large, full-line pro shop featuring many items priced very reasonably. This pro shop's friendly staff is always ready to help anyone with their golfing needs. |
Proshop: On-Site -- Opens at 8:00
Driving Range: No
Chipping Green: Yes
Practice Bunker: Yes
Guest Policy: Open
Dress Code: Shirt and Shoes Required
Reservations: Tee Times 3 Days in Advance -- Starting at 8:00
Season: March 15 to 10/31
Food: Beer Only, No Food Facilities |
Year Built: 1946
Type of Green: Bent Grass
Hazards: Yes
Walking Allowed: Yes
Cart Access: Course |
Weekday - $15.00 (18 holes), $10.00 (9 holes)
Weekend - $20.00 (18 holes), $15.00 (9 holes)
Senior Discounts: No
Other Discounts: No
Club Rental: Yes
Golf Cart Rental: Yes
Pull Cart Rental: Yes
Caddies Available: No
Teaching Pro: Yes Although we strive to provide the most accurate prices possible, we can make no guarantees as to the accuracy of the prices. If you plan on playing a round, you are advised to call the course to verfiy their prices. To update the price listings for a course, simply notify us in our Course Info Corrections Forum. Thanks! |
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