Book a Washington Golf Trip
Links golf on Puget Sound, including U.S. Open host Chambers Bay. A short drive south of the border, lined up for you.
Plan your tripA Pacific Northwest golf trip is a links-golf trip, centred on the firm, fescue-lined courses around Puget Sound in Washington State. For golfers in British Columbia it is a short drive south of the border, and the headline course, Chambers Bay, hosted the 2015 U.S. Open. Fairways arranges the tee times, so you choose the courses and dates and we handle the booking.
Links golf on Puget Sound
The Pacific Northwest is where the golf turns links: firm, fescue-lined courses on the water, a short hop south of the border for BC golfers.
Chambers Bay
The Robert Trent Jones Jr. links on Puget Sound that hosted "the first U.S. Open in the Pacific Northwest" in 2015. A walking, fescue-and-firm-ground course with one famous lone fir. Read the full Chambers Bay guide.
The Home Course, DuPont
A links-style course south of Tacoma, a frequent host of state and regional championships, and an easy pairing with a Chambers Bay round.
Crossing the border to play
For golfers in BC, the Puget Sound courses are closer than much of their own province. Chambers Bay sits near Tacoma, a manageable drive south of the Vancouver border crossing. Bring a passport, allow time at the border, and remember that green fees are charged in U.S. dollars.
The PNW season runs longer than the BC interior thanks to the mild coastal climate, though summer is the driest and most reliable stretch.
Part of Golf Trips in Western Canada. See the Chambers Bay guide.
Start planning your trip
Tell us where you want to play and rough dates. We come back with courses, tee times and rates, usually within one business day.
One enquiry, one point of contact. No commitment.
Washington and PNW golf trips, answered
Which PNW courses can Fairways arrange?
Chambers Bay in University Place and The Home Course in DuPont, both links-style courses on or near Puget Sound.
How far is it from BC?
The Puget Sound courses are a manageable drive south of the Vancouver border crossing, closer than much of BC for Lower Mainland golfers.
What do I need to cross the border?
A valid passport, some time for the crossing, and U.S. dollars for green fees. We can help you plan the timing around tee times.
Is Chambers Bay really open to the public?
Yes. It is a public course, and it is the one that hosted the 2015 U.S. Open. See our full Chambers Bay guide for what to expect.
