2025 Rates

View the 2025 Rates Sheet (PDF 291 KB).

Prices include all sales admission taxes and facility improvement fee.

Regular Golf Rates
18 Holes Prebook Time (any day) $56
18 Holes Monday - Sunday $52
9 Holes Monday - Sunday* $36
9 or 18 Hole Junior Rate $15
Sunset Rate $30
Daily Private Cart License $18
Annual Private Cart License $360

*No 9-hole rate until after 1 p.m. Friday-Sunday.

Players Pass and Rates
Players Pass $70
18 Hole Monday - Sunday $42
9 Hole Monday - Sunday $33
Senior 18 Hole Monday - Sunday $40
Loyalty Pass and Rates
Loyalty Pass $350
Adult Round Monday - Sunday $33
Senior Round Monday - Sunday $32
Unlimited Pass
Junior Unlimited $250
Adult Unlimited $2500
Senior Unlimited $2400
Misc Rates
10 Play Pass $450
Spouse Add On $900

Military Discount

Active Duty Military Discount:

  • $35 Players Pass Discount Card ($35 savings!)
  • Normal Players Pass Discount schedule applies

Retired/Former Military Discount:

  • $5 off 18 hole rate
  • OR
  • $5 off Players Pass Discount Card
  • Normal Players Pass Discount schedule applies

**Must show military identification to receive discount**
Example: active duty military ID, Blue Card ID, VIC Card, or Form DD214

Offer may not be combined with any other coupons, discounts, offers, or promotions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do tax payers fund the City of Spokane golf courses?

No, City of Spokane golf is an 'enterprise fund' and uses no tax dollars. It is funded solely through golfers paying to play.

Why is there a 14% tax on golf?

In addition to 9% sales tax, there is a 5% admissions tax. It is required for every person paying an admission charge to any place or event within the City of Spokane.

What is the Facility Improvement Fee (FIF)?

This portion of greens fees goes into a dedicated capital improvement fund. It is currently repaying the recent irrigation improvements made at 3 of our 4 courses thus far.

The FIF is listed separately on my receipt, is this an additional fee on top of rounds?

No, the FIF is included in greens fees. We list it separately on receipts for transparency, so golfers know a portion of their greens fees are dedicated to capital improvements.