Brrr!
The winter struck us early and fiercely this year, luckily it now looks like we are well on our way to spring.
Our Olympic golf course officially had its longest closure since it was built in 1996, totaling a staggering 37 days!
Our Cascade course was open periodically during that time, but was on all temporary greens.
We officially opened play on both courses on Saturday, January 21, 2017, and all regulation greens are now opened.
Since our reopening, we have heard nothing but positive things about the condition of the courses from our guests.
I played this past weekend and my shoes hardly got wet!
So, if you have been itching to get out and play some golf during this arctic winter, Gold Mountain Golf Club is the place to visit!
As I mentioned earlier, we are creeping into spring time and golf season is right around the corner.
You know what that means, it’s time for our first annual golf event, Mountain Madness.
Saturday, March 25 – Sunday, March 26
2 Person Scramble/Best Ball
$290/team: Includes a practice round for each player, competition rounds, prize fund, and lunch on Saturday.
Call the Golf Shop at 360.415.5432 for more details.
You can register online, call the Golf Shop at 360.415.5432, or register in person! The registration deadline is Monday, March 20, 2017, so reserve your team’s spot today!
Finally, if you want to establish a handicap and play in some of our Gold Mountain men’s club events this season, join the Men’s Club today!
It is just $55 (cash or check) for the year and you will receive various benefits, such as:
– Access to all the men’s club events throughout the year
– A GHIN handicap so you can post scores throughout the posting season
– A one-time 15% discount in the golf shop on an item (excludes golf balls, PING, and sale items)
– One free round on either the Olympic or Cascade Course
– Men’s club membership forms can be found in the Golf Shop, call us if you have any questions
– We hope to see you out here playing golf soon. Here’s to warmer weather and lower scores!
Thanks,
Travis Cary, PGA
Assistant Golf Professional
Gold Mountain Golf Club
