This club had the last six-hole course in the state of Washington until it added three new holes in 1995. The relatively flat course is well-maintained year-round and excellent for players who enjoy walking. The fairways are tree lined and the greens are small and undulating. The toughest hole is #4, a par 4, which requires a tee shot over water onto a narrow landing area. The dogleg fairway veers left and the green is very diminutive. The green fees are paid via the honor system and are good for all-day play.