Eastern Washington wine country has golf worth walking, and this century-old club opens its gates to the public
Eastern Washington wine country has golf worth walking, and this century-old club opens its gates to the public. Eighteen holes through the Walla Walla Valley, where summer heat demands an early tee time and the dry air keeps the turf firm underfoot. The layout is traditional without being stuffy. Nothing forced about it. A walkability score in the low seventies suggests some elevation work, but nothing that should send you running for a cart. Green fees stay reasonable for the region, and the pace tends to move. Show up, walk it, then find a tasting room. That's the correct sequence.
