Cedar Crest Golf Course

Built in 1927, Cedarcrest Golf Course is Snohomish County's most established public golf facility located two miles east of Interstate 5 in Marysville, Washington. This 18-hole course was redesigned by golf architect John Steidel and measures just under 6,000 yards with a par of 70. Despite its modest length by modern standards, the course presents a genuine challenge requiring precision play.

The layout features an abundance of mature evergreen trees lining the fairways, creating a picturesque setting with natural beauty throughout. Water hazards are plentiful, and 52 sand bunkers installed in 2010 strategically guard the small undulating greens, which are meticulously maintained. The course's 3-star rating reflects its combination of challenging play and natural aesthetic appeal. The terrain and mature tree coverage provide a scenic backdrop that attracts golfers of all skill levels, making it a popular public facility in the region. The course offers a complete golf experience with instruction, clubs, and various club organizations for men, senior men, and women golfers.