Golf in Goldendale

Goldendale is the Klickitat County seat on the south-central Washington plateau, one of Washington's most isolated county seats in the high desert plateau of the Columbia Gorge's northern side. The Maryhill Museum, Stonehenge replica, and the Klickitat Valley's wheat and cattle farming create the distinctive southeastern Washington plateau community. The Goldendale Observatory's dark-sky astronomy program and the surrounding high desert landscape create a unique Pacific Northwest community where golf serves the agricultural county seat population. The Pacific Northwest's outdoor recreation culture gives golf a natural place in community life alongside the hiking, kayaking, skiing, and water sports that define the Washington lifestyle, and the local course serves as a year-round anchor for the recreational community.