Leavenworth Golf Club

Leavenworth Golf Club is a fun and challenging 18-hole par-70 course in Leavenworth, Washington, with a rich history and plenty of character to keep golfers coming back. The layout rolls gently through tree-lined fairways, with two water hazards — including Lake Oliver, named after club president J.V. Oliver in 1948 — coming into play on several holes. Notable doglegs throughout the round test your course management and shot-making, while the absence of long forced carries keeps the course accessible for all skill levels. Zoysia grass fairways and fast, true-rolling greens reward solid ball-striking. Three tee decks on every hole give golfers a range of distances from 4,916 to 5,925 yards. A putting green is available to warm up before your round.