One of the oldest and most storied private clubs in the Pacific Northwest, Seattle Golf Club traces its roots to 1900, making it a genuine piece of Washington State golf history. The club has occupied its current grounds in the North End of Seattle — in the Broadview neighborhood near Shoreline — for decades, and its course carries the quiet authority of a layout that has never needed to shout. Donald Ross designed the course in the early 20th century, giving it the subtly contoured greens and strategic demands that define his best work across the country.
The setting is quintessentially Seattle: tall Douglas firs frame nearly every hole, the terrain rolls in ways that reward course management over raw power, and the cool, moist Pacific Northwest climate keeps the course green and playing firm underfoot for much of the year.
As a private members' club, Seattle Golf Club offers a genuinely exclusive experience — unhurried rounds on a historic Ross layout, with a membership that takes its golf seriously and its traditions even more so.
