Must play
The municipal Eagle is the natural starting point for a Spokane trip.
Eagle-quality golf. A municipal price. Build your trip around it.
Municipal roots. Regional standouts.
A 1935 Egan design with Tour and USGA history. An outstanding municipal round at a verified $57 rate.
A county course with a strong reputation for conditioning, well worth adding to a Spokane trip.
A shorter, accuracy-first course with a welcoming local feel, especially appealing for an easygoing round.
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The municipal Eagle is the natural starting point for a Spokane trip.
MeadowWood earns its place for its conditioning reputation. Check the latest course update.
Latah Creek offers open county golf away from the resort circuit.
Check the current listed rate and cart or tax extras before booking.
Choose Wandermere for a shorter course with a welcoming local feel.
Allow a full day for Circling Raven and the drive south.
Pair MeadowWood and Liberty Lake; leave room between tee times for lunch and the transfer.
Esmeralda is approachable for newer players. Allow extra time on busy days.
Downriver’s pace concerns make it a risky choice before a fixed departure.
Nationally recognized golf about an hour south of Spokane; the destination splurge to build a day around.
Shoulder season from October 5: $149 Mon-Wed, $169 Thu-Sun. Carts are mandatory and included. 2026 season rates.
A 1935 Egan design with Tour and USGA history. An outstanding municipal round at a verified $57 rate.
City rate sheet: 9 holes $41 (after 1pm Fri-Sun), sunset $35, $80 when prebooked outside the 7-day window, Players Pass holders $47.
Memorable lakeside golf with a distinctive collection of short holes and more to enjoy than the famous floating green. Worth the trip for a polished, playable resort round.
The resort publishes no rate sheet; the booking engine showed $295 for day-guest afternoon times on 2026-09-09. Peak-summer rates may be higher.
A county course with a strong reputation for conditioning, well worth adding to a Spokane trip.
One county rate sheet for MeadowWood, Liberty Lake and Latah Creek: 9 holes $36, twilight $29, private cart $19 a day.
An open county layout with no houses in play and a strong conditioning reputation. Formerly Hangman Valley.
One county rate sheet for MeadowWood, Liberty Lake and Latah Creek: 9 holes $36, twilight $29, private cart $19 a day.
Creek-side golf with ponds and blind holes; a more forgiving alternative to Indian Canyon.
City rate sheet: 9 holes $41 (after 1pm Fri-Sun), sunset $35, $80 when prebooked outside the 7-day window, Players Pass holders $47.
A redesigned county course known for fast, true greens. Pair it with MeadowWood for a 36-hole day.
One county rate sheet for MeadowWood, Liberty Lake and Latah Creek: 9 holes $36, twilight $29, private cart $19 a day.
A hilly Post Falls layout with an emphasis on accuracy and enough variety to make a worthwhile regional round. Our Birdie assessment carries low confidence because recent condition reports are mixed.
Sunset rate after 2pm $45; seniors $53.
A shorter, accuracy-first course with a welcoming local feel, especially appealing for an easygoing round.
Seniors $38 weekdays, Tuesday special $32, twilight after 3pm $32.
A pretty riverfront layout, with a less consistent reputation for service and pace of play.
City rate sheet: 9 holes $41 (after 1pm Fri-Sun), sunset $35, $80 when prebooked outside the 7-day window, Players Pass holders $47.
Approachable municipal golf with well-regarded greens; a good fit for beginners and casual groups.
City rate sheet: 9 holes $41 (after 1pm Fri-Sun), sunset $35, $80 when prebooked outside the 7-day window, Players Pass holders $47.
An affordable option about 30 minutes north of Spokane, with encouraging local recommendations but limited evidence.
After 2:30pm $45; seniors $45.
A course about an hour north of Spokane that draws local praise as an overlooked option; evidence remains limited.
Twilight after 2pm $45 walking; seniors $45 Mon-Fri.