Washington National Golf Club

Auburn, United States

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+1 253-333-5000
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www.washingtonnationalgolfclub.com
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14330 SE Husky Way, Auburn, WA, 98092
b/t S 143rd Ct & S 145th Pl
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Today 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
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Local time (Auburn) 11:32 AM Friday, November 29, 2024

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Monday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

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16 reviews of Washington National Golf Club

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Place rating: 3
Renton, WA
Summer course this is my 3rd favorite in the Northwest behind Trophy Lake and the Home Course. Winter course this is my least favorite. The condition is 5 out of 5 in the summer, but Winter not so much. This course sits in the valley and it doesn’t thaw out. The par 5 hole #4 the entire fairway would be frozen solid, my ball would roll for a 100 yard. Hitting on concrete sprained my wrists. The 15th hole the par 4 with the semi island green never gets thawed the entire winter, so they set up a temporary green which turns into a par 3 is a joke. The overall layout, I really like the wide fairways. I like to bomb my drivers and I can go off line without much problem. The thing that I hate the most is hole #14 par 5. Why put a 526 par 5 and place a waste area 230 yards out. So I can’t use my driver on a par 5? What is the thinking behind that?
Place rating: 5
Tacoma, WA
Golfing in the frozen tundra today! I can only imagine how nice the course is during the summer. The guys in the pro shop could not be nicer. As for food. hot dogs r a staple. but w bacon!
Can’t wait to play there again.
Place rating: 2
Sammamish, WA
Normally a very nice course. Quite pricey, but a good test. However, today I paid full rate $ 90 and was «treated» to punched and sanded fairways and rough. No mention when I called yesterday to book my group. Dirt plugs everywhere. Very frustrating and quite unfair as I like to play the ball as it lays.
When I mentioned it to the pro shop, they apologized and that was their response. Too bad for me.
Place rating: 4
Scottsdale, AZ
Nice, mostly well designed and maintained course, a bit of a drive from most points in Seattle. They need help with their pricing– green fees were $ 102, certainly not worth that. Clubhouse was small and inadequate, especially for a course charging that kind of money. Though a long distance from the school, the course has a Washington Huskies purple theme throughout, which is odd if you’re not a Husky fan. The design suffers in spots by poorly placed bunkers that occasionally capture even medium length drives near the center of the fairway, with high lips that can then force a backward shot. Nice Titleist AP2 rental clubs, though all they had were graphite shafts with heavy flex, $ 50. They also seem to overbook the tee times, waiting was common even though the pace was closely monitored. Try to play it for $ 80 or less, otherwise there are better choices.
Place rating: 4
Maple Valley, WA
This is with out a doubt one of my favorite courses, why play Chambers bay when you have this in your own backyard ?? Great course, well kept, friendly staff, bit pricey but hey … Any day on the course us better than being at work.
Place rating: 4
Redmond, WA
The facilities are decent and definitely not the best, but it’s an insanely tough course. I played from the junior tees (6400 yards) and shot a net +4. If you have an Oki card, it’s a good deal and it’s a great overall experience. Good greens, some elevation changes, and a TON of bunkers. 17 is a great risk-​reward par 5.
Place rating: 5
Bellevue, WA
One of the best course and not too hard not too easy. you really have to be able to put the ball in the right place. definitely is the place for a long hitter to play from the blue tee… love it
Place rating: 4
Scottsdale, AZ
Very nice golf course. The staff is friendly and prices weren’t too terrible. I also had lunch and the price was very decent for the quality of food.
I recommend this place to anyone.
Place rating: 4
Woodinville, WA
It is a good drive to get here but well worth it. Kind of odd below average clubhouse but I really dont care about that part. This course is forgiving off the tee on pretty much all holes. Greens were bumpy which did effect most all putts.
Not a tough tough course, I played from the tips and no issues with that adding too much length.
Again, great course, very well kept and very fun to play.
Place rating: 5
Bellevue, WA
Great golfing. Good greens. ONe of the best in WA. Price is bit high and far from Bellevue, but better deal than New Castle.
Place rating: 4
Saint Paul, MN
Lots and Lots of sand. Course was in great shape and the deals in the clubhouse were great.
Place rating: 5
Renton, WA
For those who complain about the cost, get an Oki card. I paid $ 10.86 at 6:45 pm and finished all 18 holes. Oh, and the $ 10.86 included the power cart.
The greens are not easy, but if you don’t play off the back tees, it’s not too long.
Place rating: 4
Denver, CO
I played the course at 6 am in June and it was chilly and overcast… but still a very enjoyable round. I love the layout. I felt like it was fair and if you play it smart it is not that difficult. It is not a grip it and rip it course if you can’t hit it straight. To me, many of the holes were visually stunning. I was a little disappointed that they did not have the water turned on on the two holes that had «motes» around the green and the hole that had a waterfall. I am sure they would have been beautiful if they had. Great greens. Good condition… but I do have to agree with some of the other reviews that I believe that it was a little pricey. Especially if they aren’t going to turn the water on on their water features!
Place rating: 4
Littleton, CO
Great course. Played it twice in as many days and it’s both challenging and enjoyable. The people that work at the course are very friendly and helpful.
The course will challenge you no matter what your skill level. It’s a bit pricey but on a sunny day here in the NW where else would you want to be. Maybe the water… of course, but golfing is a close second.
Lots of sand… Lots!!! The greens are fast all the time…
Completely enjoyed the course!!!
Place rating: 2
San Diego, CA
First off, I had high hopes for this course after playing Druids Glen and a random twosome that was paired with me and my buddy said, «you should play Washington National if you like this course.» So we did. After playing this course, I felt like it was overpriced and couldn’t wait to finish the round and go home. The course was in decent shape if you don’t consider the lake that was drained on the back 9. Oh yeah, you also have to pay for range balls too. Stick with the Home Course and Druids Glen people.
Place rating: 5
Snohomish, WA
Most challenging and scenic golf course in the Puget Sound. Don’t listen to Ian F. He’s a Coug, and has a biased opionion. I’d say the same if i were playing at the Palouse, and you can say the same about me since I’m a Die Hear Dawg. But trust me, this course is worth its steep green fee.