Raspberry Ridge Golf Course

Raspberry Ridge Golf Course is a 9-hole, par 34 course located between Bellingham and Lynden, Washington, near Everson. The 5,170-yard layout was designed by renowned golf architect Bill W. Overdorf and opened in fall 1984, originally developed from owner Bill Robins Sr.'s raspberry farm. The course is considered one of Washington's best 9-hole facilities, featuring excellent drainage and tournament-quality conditions maintained year-round.

The setting showcases spectacular views of Mount Baker with open fairways and enormous greens that characterize the design. Strategic sand and water hazards provide moderate challenge without excessive difficulty, making the course accessible to both beginners and experienced golfers. The terrain and landscape support the course's reputation for being playable in all seasons. A modest pro shop, restaurant, and grill accompany the facility. The course plays in approximately two to two and a half hours, offering affordable rates and good value. Currently family-operated by the Olsons since 2001, Raspberry Ridge has become a respected and popular venue in the region, known for combining quality golf with reasonable pricing.