Colville Elks Golf Course

Course Reviews

• Whidbey Golf & Country Club
  "Great Secret"
  Who would think that such a great course would be in Whidbey. The course has some challeging holes as well as some scenery. For some of you big hitters it has a couple of holes that tempt you to go for it. I wouldn't if I were you. Looks can be deciving. If they don't get you the slope on the 18th green will. Stick it close. A great secret.
  ---e. carrell, seattle, WA USA
• Cedar Creek Country Club
  "Beware the Trees"
  CCCC offers an interesting layout nestled in a thickly forested peninsula that juts into Cedar Creek Lake, about 60 miles southeast of Dallas. The course will challenge you, but it is not impossible.
  ---M. Flowers, Odessa, Texas
• Riverview Golf Course
  "Best 9 holes around"
  Riverview is the perfect practice course when you don't have time for 18. It's long enough to be interesting and offers enough challenges to allow practice on all aspects of your game. The course has good greens, challenging sand traps and water hazards you can't see--until its too late. Its also fun to play.
  ---Bob Deits, Mesa, AZ
• North Shore Country Club
  "Great Bay Side Holes, and Tough"
  Play this in the wind and you'll find your handicap is a little too low. Northshore is a wonderful course with great bay views on the 4 bayside holes. And Don't miss the gator on hole 12, the cormorants on number 3, or all the other birds during the migratory months. In winter the rye overseed makes Northshore one of the best courses in all of South Texas.
  ---Steve S, Merrimack, NH