Best season
Summer-Fall
May · Jun · Sep · Oct
Trip cost · per golfer
$1,280–$3,700
5-night trip
Nearest airport
PSC
13 mi · PSC
Difficulty
mixed
Handicap 8–28
Overview
Discover Walla Walla, Washington, a golf destination where stunning courses are nestled amidst world-class vineyards, offering a unique blend of challenging play and gourmet experiences for an unforgettable golf getaway.
Top courses
Editor-picked layouts ranked by prestige, conditioning and player experience.
Design by Dan Hixson · Par 72 · 7,600 yds
A highly-rated links-style course offering panoramic views of the Blue Mountains and vineyards. Playing a round here in the late afternoon often provides spectacular sunset views over the surrounding wine country.
Design by Frank James · Par 72 · 6,386 yds
A traditional, tree-lined course offering a pleasant and affordable golfing experience for all skill levels. This course is a great option for a casual round and is often less crowded than Wine Valley, especially on weekdays.
Design by Bill Robinson · Par 72 · 6,927 yds
Known for its immaculate conditions and scenic views, this course provides a challenging yet enjoyable round. Take advantage of the practice facilities, which are some of the best in the area for warming up.
Design by Ted Robinson · Par 71 · 6,554 yds
A semi-private course across the state line, offering a well-maintained and enjoyable golf experience with river views. If you are willing to drive a bit, this course offers a different scenic experience along the Snake River.
Stay & play
Resort packages bundle lodging, rounds, range access, and on-site dining. Hotel-only options give you flexibility to course-hop.
Historic Hotel
A historic luxury hotel offering elegant rooms, fine dining, and excellent service in downtown Walla Walla.
Boutique Inn/Winery
Experience rustic elegance at this boutique inn located on a working winery, offering luxurious and private accommodations.
Boutique Hotel
A modern and stylish hotel with comfortable rooms, a vibrant lobby, and an excellent downtown location.
Extended Stay/Suites
Affordable and comfortable suite-style accommodations, perfect for groups and extended stays, located conveniently.
Off the course
Non-golf experiences worth building into your trip — from local landmarks to nature, food, and culture.
Explore over 120 wineries, from boutique producers to larger estates, and sample award-winning Walla Walla wines.
Stroll through the beautiful grounds of Whitman College, a historic and picturesque liberal arts institution.
Browse unique boutiques, art galleries, and specialty shops in the charming and walkable downtown area.
Rent a bike and cycle through scenic vineyards and countryside, enjoying the fresh air and stunning views.
Discover local history and pioneer life at this expansive museum featuring historic buildings and exhibits.
Itineraries
Choose your trip length. Each plan is built around the marquee courses, with rest, dining, and travel days dialed in.
Day 1
Land at PSC, transfer to your hotel, hit the range, and grab a casual dinner at Whitehouse-Crawford Restaurant.
Day 2
Morning tee time at Wine Valley Golf Club. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Saffron Mediterranean Kitchen.
Day 3
Morning tee time at Veterans Memorial Golf Course. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Brasserie Four.
Day 4
Morning tee time at Garrison Creek Golf Course. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Walla Walla Bread Company.
Day 5
Early tee time at Clarkston Golf & Country Club, light lunch, then transfer back to PSC.
Budget
Realistic ranges sourced from current resort rates, public green fees, and group dining averages.
Lodging 5 nights · $183/nt | $915 |
Golf 4 rounds · $120 avg | $480 |
Food & drink ~$110/day | $550 |
Ground transport Rideshare + cart fees | $300 |
Flights Search Skyscanner for live fares | Variable |
| Estimated total · per golfer | $2,245 |
Season
semi-arid
When to book: 3-6 months out
Dining
From clubhouse classics to chef-driven dinners worth a reservation.
Pacific Northwest
Housed in a historic mill, this restaurant offers exquisite fine dining with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients.
Italian
Enjoy handmade pastas and wood-fired pizzas in a lively and modern Italian trattoria atmosphere.
Mediterranean
A popular spot for flavorful Mediterranean dishes, known for its vibrant ambiance and fresh ingredients.
French
Experience classic French cuisine in a charming bistro setting, perfect for a sophisticated meal.
Cafe/Bakery
Stop for delicious freshly baked goods, artisanal sandwiches, and robust coffee, a local favorite.
Southern/American
Offers modern Southern-inspired dishes with a Pacific Northwest twist in a cozy, inviting space.
After dark
Where the buddy trips end up after the 19th hole.
Dive Bar
A beloved local dive bar with classic pub fare, affordable drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere.
Gastropub
A trendy gastropub offering craft beers, cocktails, and delicious small plates in a lively setting.
Live Music Venue
Catch live music performances, comedy shows, and various entertainment in this stylish venue.
Tee times
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FAQ
Summer-Fall (May, Jun, Sep, Oct). semi-arid
Plan on $1,280–$3,700 per golfer for a 5-night trip including lodging, rounds, food and ground transport. Flights are extra.
PSC, about 13 miles from the resort area. Most national hubs offer non-stop service via PSC.
5 nights is the sweet spot — enough for 4 full rounds plus a rest or sightseeing day.
Yes — popular with families, corporate, solo, couples. Strong nightlife close to the courses.
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