Port Townsend Golf Park
The Port Townsend Golf Park is located at 1948 Blaine Street and is a regulation length 9- hole golf course with a driving range, putting green, chipping area, and 18-hole frisbee golf course.
The Port Townsend Golf Course was developed in 1904 and originally operated as a private golf course. It was converted in 1927 to a public course and was first administered by Jefferson County. Today, the golf park is owned by the City and operated by the Friends of the Port Townsend Golf Park. Learn more here: https://www.ptgolfpark.org/
A small area within the golf park is called the Kah Tai Prairie. The remnant 1.4 acre camas prairie has been the focus of preservation and restoration by Olympic Chapter of the Washington Native Plant Society since it was recognized as unique botanical site in 1986. The Kah Tai prairie is located within the Port Townsend Golf Park and is open to the public to enjoy. Learn more here: www.wnps.org/op-projects/kah-tai-prairie
Lastly, the golf park is also a stop on the čičməhán Trail, an interpretive trail throughout the city that chronicles the history of the S'Klallam people and the European settlers as they worked to co-exist. The sculpture entitled "Sentinel Rock" is near the entrance to the golf park and is open to the public.
Contact Information
Michael Todd
Parks & Facilities Manager
(360) 379-5081
mtodd@cityofpt.us
Parks, Recreation Department General Phone:
(360) 344-3064
Address:
Mountain View Commons (next to the Police Station)
1925 Blaine Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
