Walking golf in the Pacific Northwest comes with a specific set of atmospherics
Walking golf in the Pacific Northwest comes with a specific set of atmospherics. The light through the trees, the morning mist that hasn't burned off, the silence between shots that the region does better than anywhere. Flat terrain makes this an easy walk, and the slope of 114 confirms what your legs already know. Five par-5s and five par-3s give the round a balanced feel, with the sixth hole earning its spot as the toughest on the card. Washington's walking culture means you'll likely share the course with players who know how to manage a proper round on foot. Chehalis isn't a destination, but that's part of the appeal. Show up, walk 18, disappear back into the evergreens.
