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Programs

American Lake Veterans Golf Course

Lakewood, WA

Bear Mountain Ranch Golf Course

Chelan, WA

Bellingham Golf & Country Club

Bellingham, WA

Bill Wright Golf Complex at Jefferson Park

Seattle, WA

Canterwood Golf & Country Club

Gig Harbor, WA

Ellensburg Golf & Country Club

Ellensburg, WA

Glen Acres Golf & Country Club

Seattle, WA

Grangeville Golf & Country Club

Grangeville, ID

Harrington Golf & Country Club

Harrington, WA

Indian Summer Golf & Country Club

Olympia, WA

Kalispel Golf and Country Club

Spokane, WA

Meadowmeer Golf & Country Club

Bainbridge Island, WA

Port Townsend Golf Club at Camas Prairie Park

Port Townsend, WA

Tam o'Shanter Golf & Country Club

Bellevue, WA

The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course

Coeur d'Alene, ID

The Creek at Qualchan Golf Course

Spokane, WA

The Golf Club at Hawks Prairie

Lacey, WA

The Golf Club at Redmond Ridge

Redmond, WA

Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club

Federal Way, WA

Useless Bay Golf & Country Club

Langley, WA

Vashon Island Golf & Country Club

Vashon, WA

Veterans Memorial Park Golf Club

Walla Walla, WA

Wing Point Golf & Country Club

Bainbridge Island, WA

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WA Golf Course Rating Service

WA Golf provides course measuring and rating services to member and non-member clubs on a periodic basis.

WA Golf is licensed by the USGA to determine the Course Rating and Slope Rating for each course in Washington and Northern Idaho. WA Golf course raters have received training from the USGA, and the system is standardized across the country.

FAQs

Course Rating Questions

How often are courses rated?

Washington Golf aims to rate each member course every 6–7 years as part of its regular course measurement and rating program. Courses that are newer (less than 10 years old) or have recently undergone renovations may be rated more frequently to ensure accuracy.

How much does course rating cost?

Course rating services are provided free of charge for member clubs, while non-member clubs may request a rating for a fee of $1,500 per nine holes plus expenses. Clubs interested in scheduling a rating can contact Washington Golf to get started.

What is the course rating procedure?

During a course rating visit, a Washington Golf rating team evaluates each hole to measure overall playing difficulty. The team assesses effective playing length and ten obstacle factors for both a scratch golfer and a bogey golfer. The course is not played during the official evaluation, though the team may play before or after the visit for additional insight. After the visit, collected data is analyzed using USGA software, reviewed by the Course Rating Review Committee, and finalized ratings are then released to the club.

What is the difference between course rating and slope rating?

Course Rating™ measures the expected score for a scratch golfer under normal playing conditions and represents the course’s overall difficulty. Slope Rating™ compares how much more difficult the course plays for a bogey golfer relative to a scratch golfer. While the scratch golfer rating becomes the official Course Rating, the bogey golfer rating is primarily used to calculate the Slope Rating.

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