Seattle Area end of March

[rankoutsider]

Hi: What is the golf like in the last week of March around Seattle? Any courses you would recommend? I am heading down for a conference and will have three free days and was wondering if I should bring my clubs.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

[glk23]

The weather can be a lot of things around here the end of March. Could be sunny and in the 60's, or rainy and in the 50's. If the weather has been nice, it is a great time to play around here. Unfortunately, you may not find the driest courses around in the Seattle area. If you let me know how far you're willing to travel, I could probably help a little more. If you have 3 free days and the weather is nice, bring clubs for sure as there are plenty of good places to play.

[bainsgya]

look here

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1286848-traveling-to-seattle/

[rankoutsider]

The weather can be a lot of things around here the end of March. Could be sunny and in the 60's, or rainy and in the 50's. If the weather has been nice, it is a great time to play around here. Unfortunately, you may not find the driest courses around in the Seattle area. If you let me know how far you're willing to travel, I could probably help a little more. If you have 3 free days and the weather is nice, bring clubs for sure as there are plenty of good places to play.

 

I would be willing to travel up to about 90 mins to get to a course.

 

look here

http://www.golfwrx.c...ing-to-seattle/

 

Thanks for posting this. Lots of good information in the thread.

[SuperPapaBear]

The weather can be a lot of things around here the end of March. Could be sunny and in the 60's, or rainy and in the 50's. If the weather has been nice, it is a great time to play around here. Unfortunately, you may not find the driest courses around in the Seattle area. If you let me know how far you're willing to travel, I could probably help a little more. If you have 3 free days and the weather is nice, bring clubs for sure as there are plenty of good places to play.

 

I would be willing to travel up to about 90 mins to get to a course.

 

look here

http://www.golfwrx.c...ing-to-seattle/

 

Thanks for posting this. Lots of good information in the thread.

 

Check out gold mountain(Olympic) and the home course. Both are great tasks and pretty dry.

[Cheech n Jon]

If you're going to travel a 90 minute radius from Seattle, I'd recommend the following:

 

North - Harbour Pointe, White Horse, or Jackson Park

West: Gold Mountain (Olympic & Cascade), West Seattle

South: Chambers Bay, Home Course, Salish Cliffs