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I FRIDAY, MAY 27, 2016 I SPECIAL SECTION

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From tee to green Inside this section: Take a look at Cranbrook, British Columbia-area courses Wildstone and Shadow Mountain, as well as our area golf course listings, starting on Page 3.

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Border crossing St. Eugene Golf Resort offers 125 rooms and a picturesque playing experience overseen by the Canadian Rocky Mountains

Cranbrook, British Columbia boasts trio of closely-knit courses with scenic views and something for everyone INSIDE

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Cranbrook region offers easy getaway

By Jim Meehan jimm@spokesman.com, (208) 659-3791

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RANBROOK, British Columbia – I collect ideas for our annual Golf Guide as often as I three-putt greens.

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The 17th hole at Shadow Mountain is a downhill par-5 offering that features a 130-foot drop in elevation from the tee boxes to green.

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that Wildstone and Shadow Mountain are only 5-6 years old and St. Eugene opened in 2000. With invaluable help from kootenayrockies.com and the three courses, I invited brother Jack along for a three-round, two-night stay and he showed his appreciation by beating me in every round.

We drove up on a Tuesday morning in late April and played St. Eugene, hit

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particularly with the favorable exchange rate.

So, what courses? Until last month, I’d never heard of Wildstone or Shadow Mountain. I vaguely remember seeing a sign for St. Eugene golf/resort/casino a decade ago when I visited Canada for a few days of golf and relaxation in nearby Kimberley.

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Wildstone has the distinction of being the first and only Black Knight Golf Course by Gary Player Design in Canada.

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three hours, less time than the original drive.

“We have three resort-style courses right here,” St. Eugene pro Max Sherwood said.

“The value of this area, the playability, the choices of golf and the access to tee times is really good. We’re attracting more and more people, never as many as we’d like but now that the exchange rate is certainly strongly in your favor it only makes sense we’ll see more people from the Spokane area.”

The courses are in terrific condition thanks to nice spring weather.

“We probably could have opened in early April but we just wanted to make sure the course was in really good shape,” said John Swanson, Shadow Mountain

general manager and director of golf. “The other day I said to our superintendent the 17th and 18th fairways look like they’re in July condition.”

Beyond sharing similar geography and dazzling views of the Rocky Mountains, each course is unique, a drawing card in a competitive region featuring seven courses within a 20-minute drive and 17 within an hour.

“The three courses are 10 minutes apart or less, which makes it a phenomenal destination,” Wildstone general manager Chris Andrews said.

“They are all different courses, different types of grasses, three totally different architects that build in different ways, using all the elements differently. You kind of walk away going, ‘Wow, this isn’t cookie cutter golf.’ ” No, it’s Cranbrook golf, and it’s worth the drive.

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The 18th hole at St. Eugene Golf Resort challenges you off the tee with a large bunker near the preferred landing area and water in play in multiple places.

Destination course, and more St. Eugene combines challenging but fair layout with stunning scenery

St. Eugene

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Where: 7777 Mission Road, Cranbrook, British Columbia, C. V1C 7E5 Contact: www.steugene.ca, (877) 417-3133

CRANBROOK, British Columbia – St. Eugene meets all the requirements of a destination golf course. And then some.

The course is challenging but playable as the layout weaves through stunning surroundings. St. Eugene blends links-style holes, others in between towering pines, a few alongside the St. Mary River and several with distinct elevation changes.

It has neat accents. Eye-catching benches and signs are crafted from reclaimed, pine-beetle-damaged wood from the site. Selected sand traps are decorated with plants or driftwood.

A snack shack is conveniently located near the 3rd, 10th and 15th greens.

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By Jim Meehan

the feel of a Circling Raven in that two or three holes might go by without seeing or hearing another foursome.

“Absolutely one of the key features is that serenity, the Rocky Mountain-kind of experience,” St. Eugene pro Max Sherwood said.

“You can see the mountains from several holes, the river. It’s private land around us, farms; we’re on a reserve.”

My brother Jack and I headquartered at St. Eugene’s 100-room lodge. There’s another 25 deluxe rooms in the refurbished 100-year-old Mission building. The casino was a chip shot away from our room. It took just a few minutes to See ST. EUGENE, K9

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Continued from K8 walk to the resort’s fine restaurants or tote your clubs to the pro shop.

Judging by the number of people sitting in the lobby next to their golf bags each morning, the lodge seemed to be a popular choice for those playing St. Eugene and other courses in the region.

St. Eugene was designed by Les Furber, who has constructed more than 60 courses in Canada. It opened in May 2000 and was selected the third-best new Canadian course.

“Playability comes to mind,” Sherwood said of Furber’s design traits that can be found at St. Eugene.

“There are no blind shots. From all you are going.

“He’s also trying to challenge people. our tee boxes you can see the landing Some of the par 4s that are a little area, and it’s fairly self-evident where

The sixth hole at St. Eugene Golf Resort offers a number of hazards ready to gobble up off-target shots.

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shorter are a little narrower. There’s a little bit of strategy when it comes to selection off the tee box, placement of

your drive. There’s risk-reward opportunity, and those who want to cut off more can, but they need to be pretty accurate.”

St. Eugene welcomes visitors with new golf carts, a complimentary bottle of water and the first few holes don’t demand pinpoint accuracy off the tee.

Two solid shots can lead to an early two-putt birdie opportunity on the 499-yard par-5 second.

The fifth, at 405 yards from the blues, is one of the longer par 4s and multiple bunkers gobble up errant second shots.

No. 8, also at 405 yards, is the toughest par 4 on the property. Trees, underbrush and red stakes await drives pushed to the right. A sand trap See ST. EUGENE, K10

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No. 13 at St. Eugene sports an 80-foot drop in elevation from tee to green.

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Continued from K9 becomes home to drives missing the fairway left. The putting surface is fairly big but we encountered a front pin in a smaller section. As we putted out – by far the best birdie I’ve made this season – two deer strolled across the fairway.

“That’s a bear of a hole,” Sherwood said. “You really need to manage your tee ball and have the correct strategy on the second.”

The ninth is right out of a postcard, a 524-yard par 5 framed on the left by the river, which forces drivers to decide if they can carry the water for a shorter second or play it safe to the right. There are bunkers left and a pond right of a long, thinner green.

No. 10 is another par 5, a double dogleg stretching 538-yards with sand traps galore. The green is connected by a narrow strip to the 15th green, a par 3 from nearly the

The numbers Black tees Yardage: 7,007 Rating/slope: 73.0/135 Blue tees Yardage: 6,424 Rating/slope: 70.3/132 White tees Yardage: 5,900 Rating/slope: 68.0/119 Green tees Yardage: 5,295 Rating/slope: 64.9/110

opposite direction. Find the fairway on the 363-yard 12th and you’ll probably have to add one club to compensate for an uphill second shot.

The 13th returns the favor, a 201-yard par 3 with an 80-foot drop from tee to green and another great See ST. EUGENE, K11

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The 405-yard eighth hole is the toughest par 4 on the property.

Trees, underbrush and red stakes await drives pushed to the right.

A sand trap becomes home to drives missing the fairway left.

No. 18 is another visual treat, a 527-yard par 5 with water left, a Continued from K10 sizable sand trap in the landing zone, view of the river. No. 14 doesn’t jump Joseph Creek near the front of the green and mountains in the off the scorecard at 351 yards but background. water comes into play around the “No question 18 gets a lot of green and on drives that stretch too attention,” Sherwood said, “with the far. Arrive safely in two and you still Mission building behind the green have to deal with a large, contoured and the Steeples and Fisher Peak green.

“That hole is shorter and narrower directly over the top. It almost has a St. Andrews quality to it.” but it can bite you,” Sherwood said.

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Bridge between form and function Wildstone offers marvelous scenery and course layout

By Jim Meehan jimm@spokesman.com, (208) 659-3791

CRANBROOK, British Columbia – Wildstone was on my good side before I took my first swing.

We drove past seven deer meandering through the trees adjacent to the entrance road.

We checked in and discovered one of the most picturesque and practical driving ranges I’ve ever seen.

Large putting green, Where: 950 chipping Wildstone Drive, area and Cranbrook, British elevated Columbia, V1C 0B4 tee Contact: boxes on wildstonegolf.com, a 350(250) 489-1282 yard range.

Breaks between swings are spent gazing at the Rocky Mountains.

Wildstone has the distinction of being the first and only Black Knight Golf Course by Gary Player Design in Canada. When it opened in 2011, Golf Digest senior architecture editor Ron Whitten, after touring every new course in North America that year, wrote: “Wildstone was my favorite round of the year.”

The layout backs up Whitten’s assessment. Everything seems to fit together thoughtfully and seamlessly. Bunkers are well-located. Fairways are generous.

Massive, undulating green complexes provide assorted options for pin locations.

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Water frames three-fourths of the green at No. 12, and while the tranquil par-3 hole plays just 152 yards fro o

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m the blue tees, carrying the water, finding the putting surface and navigating the complex green in three shots or less is a more-than-worthy goal.

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Wildstone’s driving range and practice area will help start your round right.

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Continued from K12 “One thing I’ve noticed with a Gary Player Design, you’re much more rewarded for a good shot then you’re penalized for a bad one,” pro Dave Linardic said. “That lends to a lot of enjoyment for golfers of all levels.”

There are options to bump-andrun chips, attempt flop shots or perhaps utilize a backstop behind the hole. You might go flag-hunting on approaches or attempt to use a mound to feed the ball closer to the pin.

“From the tips its 7,127 yards so it can test even the greatest players,” general manager Chris Andrews said. “But it also can play 4,900 yards and we have junior tees from 2,400. They have their own scorecard so it’s a great place to learn the game, too.

The first hole, a 522-yard par 5, offers hope for a fast start if one

The numbers Black tees Yardage: 7,127 Rating/slope: 72.5/123 Blue tees Yardage: 6,669 Rating/slope: 70.6/117 White tees Yardage: 6,233 Rating/slope: 68.6/111 Red tees Yardage: 5,629 Rating/slope: 65.3/107 Gold tees Yardage: 4,947 Rating/slope: 62.3/99

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The par-5 first (right) and almost equally stretched par-4 14th (left) are uphill holes which both play longer than indicated on scorecard.

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benching his driver.

No. 1 is the first of three front-nine par-5s and five overall.

There are also five par 3s, three on the back, including back-to-back on Nos. 15 and 16.

The third, a 423-yard par 4, is the No. 1 handicap hole for good reason. It’s uphill, bunkers guard the left side of the landing area and a small trap is centered in front of a wide, but narrow green.

The challenge of No. 3 gives way

to the temptation of the reachable 283-yard par-4 fourth, which can dish out birdies or bogeys. A ridge divides the green into a lower left shelf and a higher right section.

Then it’s off to the fifth, a sharply downhill 360-yard par 4. A well-placed low iron or hybrid sets up a wedge approach to a large green protected on the left by sand and a pond. Andrews has seen players reach the green from the blue and white tees.

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The sixth hole is a short par 3 requiring a precise tee shot. While adding to the striking scene, water to the left shouldn’t influence your first shot.

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Continued from K15 see the Steeples (mountains) and Fisher Peak it has a lot of interest,” Andrews said. “When you get down on the green and look back at the shaping done to make it an interesting, shorter par 4, it tells you the designers understood what they were doing.”

The initial par 3 is No. 6, which ranges from 91 to 152 yards with eight tee boxes.

Again, options, variety and striking views.

The par-5 ninth is only 477 yards but a grove of trees rest in the prime landing area. Play to the left and the second shot is shorter but you might have to carry trees and hold your shot on an angled green. Play to the right and the second shot is longer but

the green becomes more receptive.

The back side begins with another par 5. It’s just 480 yards but the fairway is tree-lined and cleverly located bunkers await off-target first, second and third shots.

The par-4 11th is no bargain at 408 yards and gently uphill.

Water frames three-fourths of the 12th green, a 152-yard par 3.

The par-5 13th presents a birdie opportunity but only if your drive avoids the bunkers off the right edge of the fairway and you follow with a precise second shot.

Then it’s hang-on time because the last five holes are demanding. The uphill, 458-yard 14th competes with Nos. 3 and 18 as the toughest par 4s. The par-3 See WILDSTONE, K17

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Strategically placed sand traps will gobble up errant tee shots at Wildstone.

shot awaits, along with a gorgeous view of Fisher Peak.

Continued from K16 “We’ve asked and polled and asked again and we get a wide 15th measures 215 yards and variety of answers,” Andrews said somehow we played it in 1 under. of customers choosing a signature No. 17 is a 404-yard par 4 with a crowned green – ala Pinehurst No. hole. “A lot of people say No. 9 and No. 18. The bridge (across the pond) 2 – but there’s ample space on the on 12 is unique. On the driving putting surface to hold approach range jaws drop and people say, shots.

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The 15th hole at Shadow Mountain drops 130 feet from tee to green and is bordered on right by water that has collected many golf balls over the years.

Shadow Mountain picture perfect

By Jim Meehan jimm@spokesman.com, (208) 659-3791

Shadow Mountain

CRANBROOK, British Columbia – Shadow Mountain has 19 holes – a par-3 19th was built on some extra land near the 17th green – and several, particularly Nos. 15 and 17, will reserve space in your memory long after putting the sticks in the trunk.

No. 15, a 400-yard par 4, begins from a plateau tee box situated 130 feet above a wavy fairway. It feels more like a 130-yard drop. Bring your driver and camera to the tee box. You’ll get around to hitting your drive eventually, after taking numerous pictures and soaking in the view.

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Then there’s No. 17. Your camera will get another workout on this stunning 582-yard par 5 that includes another 130-foot drop from the tee box to the fairway, a pair of ponds bordering the left side and a Highway 95 bridge stationed beyond the green.

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The par-3 fourth hole has five tee boxes ranging from 126 to 241 yards.

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Other than that, nothing to see here!

“I love to play golf but I don’t play a ton,” general manager John Swanson said. “Every time I come to those holes, I never get tired of it. It’s just a wow factor.”

That feeling isn’t reserved for just the 15th and 17th. Carts are mandatory, mainly because of the distance from the greens to the next tee box. The holes sprawl across rolling terrain on both sides of Highway 95, many accented by elevation changes whether it’s the dramatic 40-yard drops on Nos. 15 and 17 or the 153-yard par-3 16th, which is called “Plateau” because the tee box and green are at the same level but there’s a ravine in between. (By the way, No. 15 is called “The Drive” and No. 17 is the “The Monster.”)

“It’s challenging off the tee, lots of bunkering (close to 200 traps) and what I love about it is the uniqueness,” said Swanson, noting the course has bentgrass tees, fairways and greens. “No two holes are the same. They’re independent of each other and you’re not worried about hitting into other people.

Obviously, the sight lines are spectacular on and off the course.”

Architect Wayne Carleton designed Shadow Mountain, which had a soft opening in July 2009. The first full season was 2010 and Shadow Mountain was promptly rated the second-best new course in Canada.

The original plan was for the course to be on one side of Highway 95. That was adjusted because the

The numbers Gold tees Yardage: 7,405 Rating/slope: 74.5/138 Black tees Yardage: 6,872 Rating/slope: 72.0/130 Blue tees Yardage: 6,410 Rating/slope: 70.2/126 White tees Yardage: 5,633 Rating/slope: 66.6/119 Red tees Yardage: 5,000 Rating/slope: 63.5/110

clubhouse – formerly a residence of the previous owner’s brother – was located on the opposite side. The end result was nine holes on each side of the highway, but car noise isn’t an issue because of the abundant pines and spacious layout.

“That’s when Wayne noticed the elevation changes (on 15 and 17), when half the course came to this side of the highway,” Swanson said.

“He said, ‘You just can’t manufacture these things.’ So he was excited to work with it.”

The front nine begins and ends with par 5s that require an accurate drive – a recurring theme throughout because errant tee shots typically find natural sand traps, trees or thick underbrush.

“We’ve worked to clean up some of the undergrowth,” Swanson said.

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No. 18 boasts a 10,000-square-foot green which allows the dogleg right hole to play very differently from day to day depending on pin position.

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185-yard par 3 to an elevated green. The 425-yard par-4 fifth is appropriately Continued from K19 the No. 1 handicap hole. Drives must stop short of a transition waste area “We are challenging but we want it to and the next step is a second shot from be enjoyable. We don’t want people to 165-185 yards to a huge, elevated green. lose 12 golf balls. The feedback we’ve got is that people really appreciate that. Par here will feel like a birdie.

No. 8 is everything you want from We also removed 80 trees last November on five holes just to open up 189 yards, but take a second to peek at it from the gold tees (261 yards). The some areas.�

The No. 2 tee box is roughly 45 yards bowl-shaped green is receptive to well-struck and well-aimed shots. from the highway before the 331-yard The back-side par 3s are shorter than par 4 bends right toward a green their front-nine counterparts. The 12th surrounded by bunkers.

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Avondale GC (208) 772-5963. 18-hole greens fees: weekends/weekdays, $64, except Mondays at $31. After 1 p.m., $36. 9-hole weekends/weekdays, $36.

18-hole seniors and juniors, $43.50. 18-hole cart fee: $30; 9-hole: $15. Tee times: no deadlines. (avondalegolfcourse.com) Bryden Canyon GC (208) 746-0863. 18-hole greens fees: weekends $26; weekdays, $22. 9-hole: daily, $17. 18-hole cart fee: $30 per seat; 9-hole: $18 per seat. Tee times: no deadlines. (brydencanyongolf.com) Chewelah G&CC (509) 935-6807. Until May 15: 27 holes (includes cart), $50 on weekends, $45 M-Th.; 18 holes $40/$35. May 16-Sept. 6: 27 holes $60/$55; 18 holes $50/$45. Sept. 7-season close: 27 holes $50/$45; 18 holes $40/$35. Seniors $5 discount M-Th.; juniors $5 discount on 9 holes, $10 on 18 or 27 holes M-Th. Walking rates all season: 9 holes $17, 18 holes $35/$30, 27 holes $40/$35. Tee times: no deadlines. (chewelahgolf.com) Circling Raven GC (800) 523-2464. 18-hole greens fees (with golf cart and use of practice range): Through May 26: Monday-Thursday: $65, Friday-Sunday: $75; May 27-Sep. 25: Monday-Thursday: $80, Friday-Sunday: $95.

Sept. 26-end of season: Monday-Thursday: $65, Friday-Sunday $75. Tee times: 30 days in advance. (circlingraven.com) Coeur d’Alene GC (208) 765-0218. 18-hole greens fees: weekends/weekdays, $32, $27 for seniors, $15 for juniors.

9-hole: weekends/weekdays, $19, $17 for seniors, $10 for juniors. 18-hole cart fee: $30; 9-hole: $18. Single person

18-hole cart fee: $18; 9-hole $11.

Tee times: Friday-Sunday and holidays, call after prior Tuesday at 7 a.m.; Mon-Thurs, after prior Thursday at 7 a.m. (cdapublicgolf.com) Coeur d’Alene Resort (208) 667-4653. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays/weekends, April: $150 for day guests, twilight rate April daily $75, May: $170 (twilight $90) June: $195, twilight $125; July/August: $250, twilight $160; September: $195, twilight $125; October: $170, twilight $90.

Fees include cart, range balls and forecaddie (gratuity not included), sports massage and complimentary bag tag. Tee times: no deadline. (cdaresort.com) Colfax G&CC (509) 397-2122. Summer rates: 18-hole greens fees weekend/weekdays, $23.

9-hole: weekends/weekdays, $16. 18-hole cart fee: $20; 9-hole: $14. Tee times: weekends, call one day in advance; weekdays, no deadlines.

Dominion Meadows GC (509) 684-5508. 18-hole greens fees: weekends/weekdays $29/26; Senior 18-hole: $26/$23.

College $26/$23, Junior $13, 9-hole fee: weekends/weekdays $21/$19; Senior 9-hole: $19/$17. College $19/$17, Junior $13. Tee times: no deadlines. (colvillegolf.com) Deer Park G&CC (509) 276-5912. 18-hole greens fees: weekends $31 ($22 for sunset rate after 3 p.m., with $12 cart fee); weekdays (Monday-Friday) $28 ($23 for seniors). 9-hole: weekends after 3 p.m., $19 ($17.50 for seniors); weekdays (Monday-Friday) $19 ($17.50 for seniors). 18-hole cart fee: $30; 9-hole: $15. Tee times: call one week in advance. (deerparkgolf.com) Downriver GC (509) 327-5269. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $31, weekend $34; 9-hole: weekdays $18, weekend $22.

Sunset rate $14. City discount

card rate: weekdays $24, weekends $27. Seniors rate with city discount card M-Th $22, weekend $27; after 3 p.m. $22. Juniors 9 or 18-hole $10.

Tee times: seven days in advance at 2 p.m. (spokaneparks.org) Esmeralda GC (509) 487-6291. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $31, weekend $34; 9-hole: weekdays $18, weekend $22.

Sunset rate $14. City discount card rate: weekdays $24, weekends $27. Seniors rate with city discount card M-Th $22, weekend $27; after 3 p.m. $22. Juniors 9 or 18-hole $10.

Tee times: seven days in advance at 2 p.m. (spokaneparks.org) The Fairways GC (509) 747-8418. 18-hole: Tuesday-Thursday greens fees $24; Monday $19 (high school students $12, senior citizens $19, every day except weekends before 12 p.m.); weekends $29. 9-hole: weekends/weekdays $18.50.

Every day after 4 p.m. $19. Tee times: dynamic pricing all the time at (golfthefairways.com) Hangman Valley GC (509) 448-1212. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $30, weekend $34; 9-hole: weekdays $22, weekend $28.

Sunset rate $15. County discount card rate: weekdays $24, weekends $28. Seniors rate with county discount card M-Th $23, weekend $28; after 3 p.m. $23. Juniors 18-hole $15; 9-hole $9. Tee times: nine days in advance. (spokaneparks.org) Harrington G&CC (509) 253-4308. 18-hole greens fees: Wednesday-Friday $20, $18 for seniors and military; $14 for juniors. 9-hole: $16, $12 for seniors, $10 for juniors.

Monday-Tuesday $12. 9-hole: $12. Weekends and holidays: $24, 9-hole $18. 18-hole cart fee: $24; 9-hole: $14. Tee times: no deadlines. (harringtonbiz.com /golfcourse.htm).

Highlands GC (208) 773-3673. 18-hole greens fees: weekends/weekdays $35;

seniors weekdays/weekends after 1 p.m. $28; juniors, weekdays $15 and weekends $22 until 1 p.m. then back to $15; 9-hole: $22 weekdays/weekends after 1 p.m.; 18-hole cart fee: $14 per seat; 9-hole: $7 per seat. Tee times: weekends, call up to one week in advance; weekdays, up to one week in advance. Twilight time is after 4 p.m. and is $25 with cart, $20 without. (thehighlandsgc.com) Idaho Club (208) 265-2345. 18-hole green frees: weekdays (Mon-Thur.); $75, after 2 p.m. $55. Weekend: $95, after 2 p.m. $75. Tee times required. Members only

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Indian Canyon GC (509) 747-5353. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $31, weekend $34; 9-hole: weekdays $18, weekend $22.

Sunset rate $14. City discount card rate: weekdays $24, weekends $27. Seniors rate with city discount card M-Th $22, weekend $27; after 3pm $22. Juniors, 9 or 18-hole $10.

Tee times: seven days in advance at 2 p.m. (spokaneparks.org) Liberty Lake GC (509) 255-6233. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $30, weekend $32; rate for

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Juniors 9-hole $9, 18-hole $15.

18-hole single cart fee: $15; 9-hole: $7.50. Tee times: nine days in advance.

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Continued from K21 Thursday $31; 9-hole Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays $26; Monday, Wednesday, Thursday $21; Tight-Wad-Tuesday: 18-hole: $23; 9-hole: $21. Seniors 60+ (Monday-Thursday): $26 for 18 holes, $21 for 9 holes. Juniors: $15. 18-hole cart fee: $15 per seat; 9-hole: $10 per seat. Tee times: no deadlines.

MeadowWood GC (509) 255-9539. 18-hole greens fees: weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $30, weekend $32; rate for pre-book, weekdays $35, weekends $39; county discount card $24 M-Th, weekends $28; 9-hole: weekdays $22, weekend $28, after 3 p.m. $22.

Seniors rate with discount card M-Th $23, weekend $28; after 3 p.m. $23.

With county discount card $18 for 9 holes weekdays and after 3 p.m. weekends. Juniors 9-hole $9, 18-hole $15. 18-hole single cart fee: $15; 9-hole: $7.50. Tee times: nine days in advance. (meadowwoodgolf.com) Mirror Lake Municipal GC, Bonners Ferry, Idaho (208) 267-5314.

9-hole greens fees: $18, weekends and holidays $20, juniors $10. 18-hole: $25, weekends and holidays $27, juniors $14. Cart trail fee: $5.

Palouse Ridge GC (509) 335-4342. 18-hole greens fees for residents (live within 40-mile radius): $55. Nonresidents: $99. Seniors (60+)/Faculty and Staff: $45.

Students (Not just WSU and Idaho): $40 (Monday-Thursday $35). Juniors (17-): $20. Twilight: $45. 9-hole greens fees: $45 before 8 a.m. and after 3 p.m. Alumni association: $55.

Cart fees: all rates include a cart. (palouseridge.com) Pine Acres (509) 466-9984.

Course closed for the season due to wind damage. Range bucket prices: 135 balls for $12, 90 balls for $8.50, 60 balls for $7.50.

Pinehurst GC, Pinehurst, Idaho (208) 682-2013. 18-hole greens fees: weekday and weekend $25, 9-hole $15. Seniors and juniors $1 off. Play Monday or Thursday for $15 all day fee. 18-cart fees: $20; 9-cart fees: $10.

Pomeroy GC (509) 843-1197.

18-hole greens fees: weekends/weekdays $18. 9-hole: $13.

Tee times: none.

Ponderosa Springs (208) 664-1101. 9-hole: weekends/weekdays $12, $6 to play again. Weekdays: seniors (55 and over) $10, juniors (17 and under) $10.

$15.50. Tee times: month-plus. (stoneridgeidaho.com) Sun Dance GC (509) 466-4040. 18-hole greens fees: Tuesday-Friday $24 (Seniors, 60-plus, $20). Monday $14.50 all day.

Weekends and holidays: $27.50 ($23 for seniors). Twilight (after 3 p.m.), $14.50 weekdays, $16.50 weekends.

Cart fee: $30 for 18-holes, $15 for 9-holes; single rider $19 for 18-holes; twilight rate: $24 for 18-holes, $12 for 9-holes. Tee times: call one week in advance. (sundancegc.com) Tekoa GC (509) 284-5607.

18-hole green fees: $20. 9-hole $12.

Juniors $18 for 18 holes, $9 for 9 holes. Cart rental $20. Tee times: none.

Twin Lakes Village GC (208) 687-1311. All rates from June-August: 18-hole greens fees: all week $35; seniors (Monday-Friday) $26. 9-hole: Monday-Friday and weekends after 3 p.m. and before 8 a.m. $22; seniors (Monday-Friday) $18. Monday-Friday 18-hole for juniors is $18, 9-hole is $12; twilight rate $28 after 3 p.m. 18-hole cart fee: $15 per seat; 9-hole: $7.50 per seat. Tee times: call in advance. (golftwinlakes.com) University of Idaho GC (208) FILE The Spokesman-Review 885-6171. 18-hole greens fees: The approach to the 18th green at Indian Canyon offers a scenic view of Spokane.

Weekends $29 (after 2 p.m. $19).

Weekdays $27, students $19, seniors Ten-play passes: $90. Pull carts only: $23, juniors $17. 9-hole weekends: $19 Quail Ridge GC (509) 758-8501. 263-4321. 18-hole greens fees: $4. Club rentals: $3 for a bag. Tee weekends/weekdays $25. 9-hole: after 2 p.m.; 9-hole weekdays: $17, 18-hole greens fees: $29. 9-hole times: none. No dress code. greens fees: $18. 18-hole w/cart: $44; weekends/weekdays $18.55. 18-hole students $13, juniors $10, seniors $17.

June-September twilight (weekdays 9-hole: $28. Tee times: two weeks in cart fee: $25.44; 9-hole: $18.55. Pull Prairie Falls GC, Post Falls cart: $5.30. Tee times: no deadlines. after 3:30 p.m.) $22. 18-hole cart fee: (208) 457-0210. 18-hole greens fees: advance. $13 per seat; 9-hole: $9 per seat. Tee weekday (Monday-Thursday), $30.

The Creek at Qualchan GC Shoshone G&TC (208) times: accepted one week in Weekends, $33. 9-hole: weekday $19, (509) 448-9317. 18-hole greens fees: 784-0161. 18-hole greens fees: weekend $22. 18-hole cart fee: $16.96 weekdays (Monday-Thursday), $31, weekends/weekdays $27, senior $21, advance. (webs.uidaho.edu/golf) per seat; 9-hole: $9 per seat. 3-round weekend $34; 9-hole: weekdays $18, junior $19 (under 18 years). 9-hole: Trailhead GC (formerly Valley card (cart included): $99. Tee times: weekend $22. Sunset rate $14. City weekends/weekdays $16, senior $13, View GC) (509) 928-3484. 9-hole: one week in advance. Range balls: junior $10. Monday except holidays, discount card rate: weekdays $24, $16 every day, $10 juniors, $13 seniors; small bucket (38-42 balls) $5, large weekends $27. Seniors rate with city all day $30 including cart. 18-hole second 9: $9 adults, $5 juniors, $7 bucket (72-76 balls) $8, jumbo cart fee: $27; 9-hole: $14. Tee times: seniors; adult season pass (Unlimited discount card M-Th $22, weekend bucket (165-170) $15. play until Dec. 31): $525, senior: $425, $27; after 3 p.m. $22. Juniors 9 or 18 no deadlines. (shoshonegolf.com) (prairiefallsgolf.com) junior: $175. Pull cart $4. Club rental holes $10. Tee times: seven days in St. John G&CC (509) $10. Power cart: 9-hole: $7 per seat, 648-3259. All-day greens fees: Priest Lake GC (208) 443-2525. advance at 2 p.m.

18-hole: $14 per seat. Every day after (spokaneparks.org) weekends/weekdays $18. Pull cart 18-hole greens fees: 5 p.m., unlimited play $13. Range weekends/weekdays high season Ranch Club GC (208) 448-1731. $3. Motorized cart $25.

(June 20-Sept. 11) $50; 9-hole: Unlimited play: weekends/weekdays St. Maries GC (208) 245-3842. balls - small bucket $6, medium bucket $7.50, large bucket $9. weekends and high season $30; $23. 9-hole: weekends/weekdays 18-hole greens fees: weekends $24; offseason $30 for 18, $18 for 9. Sept. $18. 18-hole cart fee: $22; 9-hole: $16. weekdays $20 (juniors, $12). 9-hole: Wandermere GC (509) 12-end of season $40 for 18, $24 for Tee times: tee times recommended. weekends (friday at noon to sunday) 466-8023. 18-hole greens fees: 9. Twilight (1 p.m.): high season - $36 $15; weekdays $13 (juniors, $8). weekends $29; weekdays $25, Ritzville GC (509) 659-9868. for 18-holes, $20 for 9-holes.

18-hole cart fee: $26; 9-hole: $13. Tee seniors $21, junior $18 flat rate 18-hole greens fees: weekends $22; non-high season - $25 18-holes, $15 times: no deadline. (regardless of 9-hole or 18-hole, after senior (Monday-Thursday) $17.

9-holes. Super twilight (3:30 p.m.): 3 p.m. on weekends). 9-hole: 9-hole: $15, senior Stoneridge GC (208) high season - $25 18-holes, $15 weekdays $19, seniors $16. 18-hole (Monday-Thursday) $12. Unlimited 437-GOLF. 18-hole greens fees.

9-holes; non-high season - $22 rounds (Monday) $10, students $5.

June-Aug. weekdays $35; weekends cart fee: $30; 9-hole: $15. Tee times: 18-holes, $12 9-holes. Tee times: no 18-hole cart fee $20, 9-hole $10. Tee $35; 9-hole $22/$22. Monday senior weekends, call one week in advance; deadline, but time availability varies. times: no deadlines. weekdays, call one day in advance.

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