Leavenworth Golf Club

Leavenworth Golf Club traces its origins to 1927, when an eight-hole layout was first established along Icicle Road in the Cascade foothills. Bill Robinson expanded the course to 18 holes in 1968, creating the current par-71 design that plays 5,711 yards. The Wenatchee and Icicle rivers border the property, and the Cascade Range provides a mountain backdrop throughout the round. The shorter yardage makes it accessible for most skill levels while still requiring accuracy.

The course has no driving range, so players warm up on the practice green before their round. Green fees are in the luxury range for the area, reflecting the mountain setting and the course’s popularity with visitors to the Bavarian-themed village of Leavenworth. Wildlife sightings are common on the course, and the alpine-valley environment sets it apart from courses in western Washington. The season runs from spring through fall, weather dependent.