Tucked against the Canadian border, this semi-private track draws golfers from both sides of the line
Tucked against the Canadian border, this semi-private track draws golfers from both sides of the line. The terrain rolls enough to earn its 73 walkability score. Not pancake flat, not a slog. Blaine sits far enough north that summer rounds stretch past nine, and the pace stays manageable for walkers who plan ahead. Green fees land in that middle range where you expect decent conditions and usually get them. The type of Pacific Northwest golf that rewards the drive but rarely makes highlight reels. Solid. Honest. Worth the trip if you're in Bellingham or heading to Vancouver and want to play something quieter than the usual suspects.
