Course Review

Gold Mountain Olympic Course
Bremerton, Washington
A Championship Challenge Through the Forest
AMW Faves List
Favorite Par 3 – #16 – the next three are like Amen’s Corner…great hole after great hole. The cornerstone is the par 3, 16th. Over water, blending within a tapestry of century old trees. Just stunning.
Favorite Par 4 – #15 – dogleg left with water greenside. Beautifully crafted and elegantly laid out.
Favorite Par 5 – #14 – perfectly sculpted throughout the forest, cut gently and rolled magnificently.
Favorite Hole Design – #18 – short but full of land mines, the 18th will tempt you for a risk and reward finish.
Easiest Hole – #11 – on the shorter side of par 5s, this is a great opportunity for going one under your par.
Hardest Hole – #9 – go big or go home!
Favorite Extra Sighting – PNW flora and fauna.
Favorite Après Golf – ferry from Bremerton to Seattle, Ye Olde Curiosity shop in Seattle, walk along the waterfront in Seattle
Where to Stay – The Edgewater, Four Seasons, Lotte Hotel, Inn at the Market (all Seattle).
Where to Eat – Chambers Bay Grill, Wild Ginger (Seattle), The Pink Door (Seattle), Canlis (Seattle), Ivars on the Waterfront (Seattle), The Hart and the Hunter (Seattle breakfast).
PLAN AHEAD
Course Details
Address: 7263 West Belfair Road, Bremerton, WA 98312
Telephone: +1 (360) 415-5432
Website: goldmountaingolf.com
Director of Golf: Daryl Matheny
Architect: John Harbottle III
Year Open: 1996
Greens Fees: ⛳️⛳️
Yardage: Gold – 7158; Blue – 6542; White – 6042; Yellow – 5641; Red – 5274
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