Salish Cliffs Golf Club Tee Times

We played Salish Cliffs twice recently; once in July and again in late September. Both times it was a great experience. A big shout-out to Geoff and Tyler for the super job they do running a first-class operation. Very nice pro shop; excellent restaurant adjoining with great food choices; top-notch practice facility/driving range; modern electric carts with GPS ... and most of all, just a very beautiful and challenging, but fair, track to play! Geoff gave us great service making reservations and answering a bunch of questions about what to expect, tips, and suggestions to make our rounds very enjoyable. This is a well-run and very beautiful course to play ... in a great setting and only 20 minutes from the I-5 interchange in Olympia. Played a lot of courses in this state and California (especially Palm Springs) and Salish Cliffs ranks right up there as an outstanding golfing experience. Have to also say that on a sunny fall day with all the trees/leaves/color, it really becomes a tribute to how beautiful the Pacific NW can be! Thanks Geoff (and Tyler) for all your help and welcoming attitude! Made our trek very worthwhile!

5 months ago

Well worth my hour and twenty minute drive from Longview! You definitely get what you pay for - smooth, undulating, uniform-cut greens; and lush, well-maintained fairways that lend to optimum ball-striking and lower scores. Challenging layout but so much fun with lots of elevation changes. The staff at Salish is awesome - so very friendly and professional - especially my favorites Geoff and Misty. Carts are always immaculate. Great food in the restaurant! I rate this course in the Top 10 of the now 329 I've played all over the country; #1 within 2 hours drive from Longview. I just love playing at Salish Cliffs!

8 months ago

Top 5 public course in Washington. Everything about this course is top notch. The layout and course conditions were absolutely perfect. Would play here every day if I could. Had an absolute blast here!

7 months ago

What an incredible hidden little gem in the PNW.. it is a bit of a drive out of the way, but totally worth it. Green fees weren’t outrageous.. the layout and design offers quite a tasty little treat. We wish we would have played better but will return for another humbling afternoon!

3 years ago

Do not play this course if not during the dry months of the summer. Drainage is terrible. Very well maintained greens and nice facilities but plays long in the winter. Quite hilly and requires cart only but I walked and it was almost 9 miles. The back nine layout is AWESOME and demanding. Front nine is a warmup. The food at the turn was pretty good including hand made potato chips. Also the sand is the best in the state at least for public courses. It’s so fine and white! Some ball washers were dry and my playing partners rented clubs which were a bit spendy at $75 and the Titleist clubs were all over the place with irons sets sometimes being mixed models and driver at 12 degree loft with hosel setting not standard at A1.

9 months ago