Kitsap County Golf Courses
White Horse Golf Course
par 72
22795 Three Lions Pl NE Kingston, WA 98346
360-297-4468
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting
par 72
White Horse Golf Club has one of the toughest courses in the Northwest. Situated on the Kitsap Peninsula, the course is located just five minutes south of the Kingston ferry terminal. The course sits on the Puget Sound between the Olympic and Cascade Mountains, offering panoramic views on every hole. When the Suquamish Tribe bought the club in 2010, one of their top priorities was to make the course more playable. They enlisted John Harbottle for the job, a local architect who has designed several layouts throughout the state. By taking out nearly half of the bunkers, he opened up the greens and made them more approachable. He also widened the fairways and made the landing areas more generous. Since the update, White Horse Golf Club has become one of the most popular on the peninsula. www.whitehorsegolf.com
3900 SW Lake Flora RD Port Orchard, WA 993667
360-874-8337
A public resort facility, Trophy Lake captures the spirit of the Northwest through its celebration of two of the region’s most popular activities– golf and fishing. Whether you spend your day among it well stocked fighting ponds or challenge its 18 championship golf holes, Trophy Lake will inspire, challenge and reward. Characterized by expansive greens, gentle sloping fairways and captivating views for the Olympic range and Mt. Rainer. Having opened in 1999, this John Fought design is already considered one of the Northwest’s finest. www.trophylakegolf.com
Wing Point Country Club & Golf Course Par 71
Village Greens Golf Course
par 62
811 Cherry Ave NE
206-842-7933
Bainbridge Island, WA 98365
2298 Fircrest DR SE
360-871-1222
Port Orchard, WA 99366
The 18-hole layout, which originated in 1903, was redesigned in the late 80's and is currently undergoing re- modeling with the help of golf course architect Jeff Mingay. The course offers tree-lined fairways, bunker surrounded greens, and some of the finest conditions you will find in the state. The Par 71 course plays 6,063 yards from the tips, but offers four tee choices providing golfers at every level a great experience and the chance for a new game each time they tee it up. www.wingpointgolf.com/golf-381.html
Village Greens features fairways that are defined with a thick tree line. The small greens are elevated and some are multi-tiered. The design was built on rolling terrain, and eleven holes have water hazards due to a creek that runs through the layout. Sand bunkers come into play throughout the course. Ladies tee off from the same set as the men.
Rolling Hills Golf Course
Alderbrook Resort & Golf Course
par 70
par 72
30 E Country Club DR E Union, WA 98592 Alderbrook is among the best courses in the Northwest. The course is 6,338 yards with par of 72. It is professionally maintained and open year-round. The course plays through the community resulting in 18 unique and diverse challenges. The greatest challenge is its infamous 8th hole! This is a double dogleg, 536 yard par 5. A par on this will definitely give you bragging rights. www.alderbrookgolf.com
2485 NE McWilliams Rd
360-473-1212
Bremerton, WA 98311 The 18-hole "Rolling Hills" course at the Rolling Hills Golf Course facility in Bremerton, Washington features 5,936 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 68.0 and it has a slope rating of 115. Designed by Donald A. Hogan, the Rolling Hills golf course opened in 1972. Tedd Hudanich, PGA manages the course as the Golf Professional.
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