Archive for the ‘ Kitsap Peninsula Series ’ Category

White Horse Golf Club

White Horse Golf Club 9260 NE White Horse Drive Kingston, WA 98346 7,093-yards/Par-72/Slope 144/Rating 74.9 White Horse Golf Club in Kingston, Wash., was the last piece of the puzzle in terms of completing the Kitsap Peninsula series of reviews. Did we save the best for last? Unfortunately, no, but it was close. Gold Mountain’s Olympic Course still owns that title. It’s [ READ MORE ]

Canterwood Golf and Country Club

Canterwood Golf and Country Club 12606 54th Avenue NW Gig Harbor WA 98332 Gold Tees: 6,718-yards, Par 72 Rating 74.1/Slope 142 The Kitsap Peninsula is home to some of the state of Washington’s best golf courses, including the 8th-ranked course as dictated by Golf Digest, Gold Mountain’s Olympic Course, which receives the lion’s share of the press. Sitting quietly amongst the tall Pines in Gig Harbor, [ READ MORE ]

Kitsap Series #3: McCormick Woods Golf Course

McCormick Woods Golf Course 5155 McCormick Woods Drive, SW Port Orchad, WA 98367 Blue Tees: 6.658-yards/Rating 73.2, Slope 131 The third installment in the Kitsap Peninsula series, McCormick Woods, represents the best value of the four golf courses being reviewed. A very walkable track, McCormick Woods possesses soft, undulating greens that roll slick and true. The thick, surrounding woods of fir and [ READ MORE ]

Kitsap Series #2: Gold Mountain Golf Club: The Olympic Course

Gold Mountain Golf Club – The Olympic Course 7263 W. Belfair Valley Road Bremerton, WA 98312 Blue Tees: 6,505-yards/Rating 71.3/Slope 129 The Olympic Course seems far removed from the concrete jungle that exists just a few miles away on Washington’s Highway 16. Driving into the Gold Mountain Golf Club complex, visitors are greeted by a shady row of huge, old growth [ READ MORE ]

Kitsap Series #1: Trophy Lake Golf and Casting Club

 Trophy Lake Golf & Casting Club 3900 SW Lake Flora Rd. Port Orchard, Wash., 98367 Championship Tee: 6,756 yards/Rating 72.8/Slope 132 Washington State’s Kitsap Peninsula is just minutes from downtown Seattle by ferry, but feels far removed from the urban environment. Surrounded by water on three sides and dominated by deep woods and striking views of the Olympic mountain [ READ MORE ]

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