Sahalee Country Club (East/South)

Overview: The East/South routing at Sahalee Country Club is a world-renowned parkland masterpiece originally designed by the legendary Ted Robinson Sr. and later refined by Rees Jones. Opened in 1969, the course is characterized by its technical routing and its breathtaking integration into a dense forest of majestic hardwoods. The layout meanders through a landscape of natural topography and towering evergreens, providing a serene and challenging environment that balances modern strategic depth with spectacular aesthetic beauty. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning and its prestigious championship history, Sahalee provides a rigorous and visually engaging private golf experience.

Did You Know? The name "Sahalee" means "High Heavenly Ground" in Chinook jargon; the course famously hosted the 1998 PGA Championship, where the technical, tree-lined fairways were famously described as the narrowest in major championship history.