Cedar Hills Golf Course in Washington lays out nine holes across gentle hills with a classic parkland feel and a hospitable small town vibe. Built in the 1940s, the course balances a couple of stout, wind exposed holes with birdie chances where placement is rewarded. Greens are compact and subtly sloped, so approaches below the hole are a recurring theme. A driving range and practice green make it easy to warm up, and the staff keeps rounds moving. It's a clean, no frills track that's easy to like and easier to walk.