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9 hole par-3 course
27 par | 1,358 yards
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The 9-hole "Island Greens" course at the Island Greens Par 3 Golf Course facility in Clinton, Washington features 1,358 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 27. Designed by Dave Anderson, the Island Greens golf course opened in 1989.
I played at this course with my wife and it was one of the most fun experiences we've ever had on a course. The course usually is operated on the honor system, utilizing pay envelopes that you drop in a slot in an old milk can. You can buy range balls using tokens for the ball machine, but you have to buy the tokens from the owners, who live on site, the greenskeeper, who's there on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, or from a hardware store in Clinton. The course is very laid-back and unpretentious. There's no real delineation between rough and fairway. The greens were fairly well maintained, but there were a few rough spots and our balls did tend to gather grass clippings in the dewy conditions. Most of the holes are pretty open, but a few are quite tight. There are a few unusual grass bunkers on some of the holes. There are tons of rhododendrons around the course, which make it quite beautiful when they bloom.
Island Greens Par 3 Golf Course
Golf Only facility
10 tees driving range
9 par 3 holes
No recent major awards have been noted.