Port Ludlow Resort (Tide/Timber)

Overview: Port Ludlow's resort course is a Robert Muir Graves design on the Hood Canal side of the Olympic Peninsula. The layout is presented as an 18-hole, par-72 course of about 6,861 yards, with coastal forest and changing terrain providing the setting for resort and local play.

History: Port Ludlow Golf Club dates to 1975. The resort has continued to offer golf alongside lodging and other waterfront amenities, while its golf membership material describes year-round priority access and separate visitor and member arrangements.

Did You Know? The 2025 club material marked the course's 50th anniversary. That date supports 1975 as the golf-course opening year rather than merely the date of the resort's current ownership.