Avalon Golf Links is a golf course in Burlington made up of 3 separate 9 hole courses. You can play a combination of them totalling 18 or even 27, and they even used to have an all you can play option but I didn't see that when we got there last time. It's pretty easy to get to, only right off the main road about a minute. They have a big parking lot but it's setup kind of weird with a bunch of one ways and slanted spots so it can be tough to get around. Inside, they have a clubhouse with a small store with your basic necessities as well as a little restaurant area with a bar. The pro shop employees are nice and chatty, and the bar servers are funny to chat with. They have a driving range with about a dozen turf pads. Prices aren't too bad for range balls, and prices for the course play plus a cart are a bit high but they take good care of the course. Speaking of, the courses themselves are good. Well maintained greens, fairways in good condition, rough not too bad, and tee boxes were nice and flat. A lot of narrow holes here, but the greens are relatively flat and big. A few sand traps, which at the time were a bit hard, but overall still fine. Beverage cart service is on certain days (check their site for details) and stocked full of things to get. Overall, Avalon is a fun course and although a bit pricey, still worth playing. Book a tee time up to a week before hand since they tend to be fully booked a few days out.

Course was in pretty good condition today (9-7-25) everything was well maintained, clean, free of debris between Fairways, trees and shrubs were well pruned and the grass was all cut proper- tee boxes were great, the greens were rollin pretty quick and held an approach shot well- bunkers even played decent (yes I found a few of those too) as reviewed by an amateur golfer- shot an 83 from the greens tee's on the west and south 9's

Avalon Golf Links offers a scenic and well-maintained course with stunning views of the Cascade Mountains. However, the pace of play was disappointing, taking 5 hours to complete 18 holes. While the course itself is enjoyable, the slow pace can detract from the experience. It’s a great spot if you have the time and patience.

Golf course itself is very nice, but pro shop could use some work. Carts are reservation upon arrival, no big deal I put 2 carts in my reservation tee time. When we checked in first employee told us that I never put down carts for my reservation, I remembered I had so I went in to talk to pro shop again, and the next employee said he saw the carts in the notes but they couldn’t give us any due to having an event that day, and claimed they left me a voicemail telling me this. Checked my voicemail section on my phone and didn’t have any voicemails from them. So make sure there’s no events there any day or go or they will screw you out of carts.

Ok Avalon is one of the best courses around It has great scenery and course design. But the bunker lakes are getting out of hand I know its Washington, but when half the bunkers turn into water hazards that's bad. And when you have to play winter rule all year round to avoid hitting out of a puddle it's not great. But everything but the drainage is top of its class great course. I've played it many times and recomend playing south-north If it's your first time as it gives you the most viraiatiy and best veiws.