Golf in Richland

Richland is a Benton County city whose identity has been shaped by the Manhattan Project and Cold War nuclear production at the Hanford Site. The city was essentially a federal government company town during the atomic age, and the Hanford nuclear reservation remains the defining economic and cultural influence. The Columbia River's broad presence and the high desert landscape create the southeastern Washington setting. Multiple golf courses serve the Richland community in the Tri-Cities' agricultural and nuclear heritage landscape. Golf in this Washington community connects residents to the natural landscape that defines the state's most compelling quality-of-life asset — the combination of mountain scenery, marine waters, and the productive agricultural and technology economies that have made Washington one of America's most dynamic states.