WA, United States
Palouse Ridge Golf Club is a nine-hole facility located in Pullman, Washington, situated at 1260 Palouse Ridge Drive. The course is part of a larger complex that includes a practice facility and a restaurant and event pavilion. The property is associated with Washington State University, as indicated by links to the university's men's and women's golf teams on the site.
The layout is designed by architect Michael Bednar, who also serves as the superintendent. Bednar has received recognition for his work, including being named First Runner-Up for the Healthy Land Stewardship Award at the 2025 GCSAA Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards for his leadership in habitat preservation and soil health initiatives. The course features a scorecard and hole-by-hole breakdown available for review, along with a course map.
The venue hosts various golf events, including league play through the Palouse Ridge Golf Association and tournaments managed through the site's events section. Upcoming events and tournament results are listed on the website, which also provides information on rates and fees for play. The facility remains open during local construction projects in the area, with temporary traffic controls in place.
