Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club

Overview: Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club is an Arnold Palmer design in Blaine, Washington, set among Pacific Northwest trees and open corridors near the Canadian border. The semi-private course uses rolling ground, mature vegetation and water hazards to vary the rhythm of the round. Palmer’s routing gives players room to choose lines, but the landing areas and green approaches still reward careful club selection.

History: The course opened in 1986 as part of the Semiahmoo resort and residential development. Arnold Palmer’s design remains the central golf identity, with the property continuing to combine a club course and resort-related play in a year-round setting.

Did You Know? Water is in play on five holes and the course contains 67 bunkers, according to Semiahmoo’s current golf information. Those numbers help explain the layout’s balance: the course is not defined by one single hazard, but by a series of decisions around water and sand.