The golf course offers a picturesque and enjoyable round with well-maintained fairways and greens. The diverse layout features a mix of challenging and accessible holes, catering to golfers of all skill levels. The stunning natural landscape enhances the overall experience, and the friendly staff contribute to a relaxed atmosphere. However, the pace of play was slow, and there was no ranger on staff to help expedite the game. Despite this, the long and varied layout provides a rewarding challenge for golfers looking to test their skills while appreciating the beauty of their surroundings. It’s an excellent choice for both local players and visitors seeking a memorable golfing experience, provided they’re prepared for a leisurely round.

Nice course. Well maintained. Beautiful and lush vegetation. a lot of side slopes and lots of trees. Good service at the pro shop. A little bit on the expensive side. $140 + for two people and a cart at twilight rates. Nice overall experience. Tough course. Probably the most difficult I have played in the county.

Nice huge leave surrounded by a wailing trail. There are plenty of inlets to picnic some with tables some you can add a hammock. There is a beach area sectioned off for swimming sand grass trees with shade or without. They also have restrooms that are clean sand well maintained. You can kayak or paddle board here to o. I’m not sure about small boats we didn’t see any.

Good forested design with excellent conditions for a public course. Also better value for money than most other courses in the bellingham area, only downside is pace of play can be somewhat slow at times.

Being told I can’t bring my four year to just ride in the cart and hang out with dad is beyond absurd. Irrespective of her being a responsible well behaved kid on and off the course the greater point being that parents can’t share this game with their little ones is just plain sad. I was told over the phone the issue is one of insurance, okay if that’s the case I would be hyper clear on LPGC website but on the website there are youth on the course hours with no distinction for age. So which is it? I find the insurance POV dubious at best as I’ve never in my life heard of this restriction at any course I’ve been to. Idk how this course operates under the city or if its management is left to a third party that makes the rules but as it stands this is a pitiful way to run things. Do better.