Orcas Island Golf Course

Orcas Island Golf Course is a 9-hole course built in 1962 on a former mustard farm, utilizing the property's natural springs, ponds, and rolling hills surrounded by tall evergreen trees. The course can be played as 18 holes through alternating tee boxes. Located on Orcas Island, the course features the original 1890 red and white farmhouse as its clubhouse, along with historic fruit trees that have been supplemented with over 70 new varieties lining the fairways to preserve the property's agricultural heritage.

The layout presents an accessible challenge suitable for beginners while offering sufficient difficulty for experienced golfers. Notable characteristics include water hazards from natural ponds, significant elevation changes that require strong course management skills, and scenic wildlife viewing opportunities including eagles and waterfowl. The course is well-maintained within its natural setting, emphasizing the integration of historic landscape elements with modern golf amenities.

Facilities include a driving range, golf cart and club rentals, pro shop, snack bar, and an 18-hole mini golf course. The course has been home to the Orcas Island High School Vikings golf state champions in 2024 and 2025.