Echo Falls offers guests an outstanding combination of northwest scenery and championship golf. Golfers will use every club in their bag on the par-70 course designed by renowned architect Jack Frei. The layout features a variety of dog-legging fairways, dramatic elevation changes, challenging par-3s, and two of the most memorable finishing holes the Pacific Northwest has to offer.

Widely considered one of the most difficult par-4s in the state, the 17th hole demands an accurate tee shot and a risk/reward approach over water. A short walk from the 17th green, golfers arrive at the famous par-3 18th hole. Featuring a magnificent island green framed by a cascading waterfall and Echo Falls’ majestic Tudor clubhouse, the 18th hole is sure to leave a lasting impression on your golf experience.

In addition to its popular golf course, the high-end facilities and a commitment to exceptional service have earned Echo Falls Golf Club the reputation of providing a first-class experience at an unparalleled value.

Echo Falls Golf Club opened in May of 1992 and consists of a championship 18-hole public golf course, practice facility, Strikers’ Bar & Grille, and banquet facilities. The golf course was designed by renowned Northwest architect Jack Frei and caters to golfers of all levels. Multiple tee boxes and greenside bunkers on every hole ensure a challenging yet positive golfing experience for all players. Highlights of the golf course include an unforgettable island green on the 18th hole, and the challenging 17th hole, which is considered one of the most difficult 4-pars in the state.

Echo Falls Golf Club is conveniently located approximately 30 minutes from downtown Seattle, 5 miles northeast of Woodinville, 10 miles from Kirkland, 6 miles from Bothell, 9 miles from Redmond and 13 miles from Bellevue.

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