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Sudden Valley Golf Course

Sudden Valley Golf Course

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4 Clubhouse Cir, Bellingham, Washington, 98229, United States
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Jan 10, 2018
The thing I really like about Sudden Valley golf course is the distinction between the front and back nines. The front nine is relatively open and flat and winds its way serenely around the shores of Lake Whatcom. Swimmers, sail boats, water skiers and fishermen are all part of the front nine experience. Fairway landing areas are also a bit more generous on the front nine and the greens are generally larger. The back nine, however, is a completely different deal. Most of it is played on a hill overlooking the lake. The fairways are lined with huge evergreens and placement off the tee is priority one. In my opinion, Sudden Valley is one of Washington’s hidden gems. It offers plenty of variety, and with water hazards in play on 14 of the 18 holes, as well as 47 bunkers sprinkled throughout the course; it can also offer plenty of test. Sudden Valley is one of my favorite courses and definitely worth a play!

Apr 29, 2018
A great place place to play a round of golf and drink a few rounds at agave restaurant.

Jan 10, 2018
Nice enough course. Turns into a mud puddle during the off season. It'd be nicer if Sudden Valley residents had a discount on account to us paying for it in our dues.

Aug 21, 2017
Fun place to play with 2 very distinct 9's. The front plays flat and more open but a lot of water comes into play. It isn't long by any means, but tee shots require proper placement to have a good approach opportunity. The back 9 has a lot more undulation and less room for error left or right as the fairways are more tree lined. Greens on all 18 were very fast but fair, as well as very healthy looking. All the staff I ran into were very friendly. I'd play it more if it was any closer to me.

Feb 20, 2018
Great course! Friendly staff! A hidden gem in Washington

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