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Spokane, WA 99202
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Spokane County Golf Courses

Spokane County has three beautiful county municipal golf courses to choose from.  Select a golf course below to display the location, directions, services, rules, score cards and other information about that specific golf course.

Visit NW Golf Maps to learn about other golf courses in the Northwest.

Rates

Please click on individual courses above to see course details and rates.

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Regulations

  • Dress codes are enforced on the County golf courses. Men must wear shirts at all times. Short shorts, cut-offs, or bare feet are not allowed. Halter tops are not acceptable attire for women on the course and not allowed.
  • Golf carts are required to either stay on the cart paths or use the 90-Degree Rule unless otherwise posted. Drivers must be 16 years of age or older.
  • Children under 12 years of age are not permitted on the golf course unless they have paid the appropriated green fee and are playing under the direct supervision of an adult.
  • The Course Marshal is on the course to help you enjoy your game. His responsibilities include insuring that golfers have checked in with the Pro Shop prior to playing, helping resolve conflict on the course, helping in case of emergencies, protecting the course from misconduct by any player, and insuring the speed of play is appropriate, given the number of players on the course. Please give the Marshal your fullest cooperation. 
  • Please repair divots and ballmarks, as well as keeping up with the group in front of you.  By keeping up with the group in front of you, you make it possible for all players to finish in a reasonable length of time.