Designed by Mike Asmundson, the The Home Course opened in 2007. Will, that may be true for the current course, but the land has a history of golf.
The Home Course sits on land on which The Hudson Bay Company had a cabin trading post and some records suggest that traders may have laid out a crude six-hole golf course, which would have been the first in North America. In 1906 the DuPont purchased the property and built an explosives plant. The site was purchased by Weyerhauser in the 1970s, and a private golf course was built fo remployees. The Pacific Northwest Golf Association and Washington State Golf Association acquired the course in 2007 and establishing their headquarters there and opened thje course to the public..
The Home Course measures 7,437 yards from the longest tees and plays to a par of 72. The course rating is 76.5 with a slope rating of 132. The course routing is through somewhat hilly terrain with a few trees and water, and is just a quality and interesting layout, kept in wonderful condition. A must play if you're in the area to play the nearby Chambers Bay Course.
$36 (cart not included), played on Wednesday, September 2011 at 10am
Staff was great, course in good condition, greens in very good condition, even though I'm not a fan of bent grass. You could actually get your ball to hold on the greens. Only negative to consider is it is touted as a good walking course and that's true, but the distance between the greens and the next tee box can be very long and the walk is on cement. You're probably going to walk an extra mile or two by the time you're done.
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$41 (cart not included), played on Wednesday, August 2012 at 8am
One of the top 5 public courses in Western Washington. Always in great shape with fast greens and perfect fairways.