South/West

Chehalis sits in the Chehalis River valley, roughly midway between Portland and Seattle along the I-5 corridor, where western Washington's characteristic mix of fir and cedar frames nearly every outdoor experience. The region is agricultural and unhurried, and the golf here tends to reflect that — approachable, community-rooted, and shaped by the soft, rain-fed terrain of the South Puget Sound lowlands.

A par 69 layout tells you something before you even arrive: expect a design that rewards accuracy and course management over raw power, likely featuring a collection of shorter par 4s and par 3s that demand more creativity and attention than a big-yardage track might. The South/West combination name suggests this is one of several nines at a facility offering rotating configurations, a common approach at courses that serve a loyal local membership and want to keep the everyday round feeling fresh.

Western Washington golf operates on its own seasonal logic — the winters are mild enough to play through, and the wet months keep the fairways a deep, true green that rewards the golfer willing to embrace the drizzle.