Name: Peninsula Golf Club
Address: 824 S Lindberg Rd, Port Angeles, Washington, 98362, United States
Telephone: 360-457-6501

Profile

Peninsula Golf Club in Port Angeles

Tucked on the east side of Port Angeles, Peninsula Golf Club is a classic Northwest walk with tree-lined holes, year-round play, and clear views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The club welcomes public play and has a friendly, local feel that fits the Olympic Peninsula. Expect rolling terrain, smooth greens, and a layout that asks for both accuracy and touch.

Peninsula Golf Club Fast Facts

Location: 824 S Lindberg Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98362. Pro Shop 360-457-6501
Holes / Par: 18 holes, Par 72
Yardage: Championship tees listed around 6,400 yards
Setting: Tree-lined corridors with mountain and strait views
Public Access: Open to the public seven days a week. Book up to 30 days ahead
Practice: Covered driving range, practice areas, full pro shop
Opened: 1926

Peninsula Golf Club Course Overview

Peninsula Golf Club offers a balanced test with a mix of wider fairways and tighter tee shots that reward placement. Greens are a highlight. The club notes they are smooth and tend to tilt toward the harbor, which adds break you can see but still need to learn.

Elevation changes are gentle, so walkers will be comfortable, yet approaches often play to slightly raised targets that ask for the right yardage.

Views pop up throughout the round, especially on clear days when the Olympics frame the property and the Strait of Juan de Fuca shimmers in the distance. From the back tees the course measures about 6,400 yards and plays to par 72. Public golfers share the tee sheet with a strong member base, which keeps pace of play and course care a priority.

Hole-by-Hole Highlights

Yardage from the Blue Tees

Hole	Par	Yards	Notes
1	4	404	Opening drive into a tree-lined chute sets the tone.
2	4	345	Favor the fairway for a full look at the green.
3	4	295	Short par 4 rewards a precise tee ball.
4	3	173	Mid-iron with trouble if you miss long.
5	5	492	Reachable for longer hitters when conditions are firm.
6	4	400	Solid par 4 that plays slightly uphill to the approach.
7	5	485	Another scoring chance if you stay in the fairway.
8	4	413	Demands a confident second shot.
9	3	155	Pretty par 3 to finish the front. Out 3,162
10	4	475	Big par 4 to start the back nine.
11	4	401	Straightaway hole with a firm green.
12	4	358	Good birdie look with a smart tee shot.
13	4	406	Accurate drive sets up the approach.
14	3	179	Club selection matters when the wind picks up.
15	5	490	Par 5 that tempts you to attack.
16	4	302	Short par 4. Placement over power.
17	3	165	Subtle breaks toward the harbor.
18	4	394	Strong closer back to the clubhouse. In 3,170

Total: 6,332 yards

Par 72

Amenities & Practice

Golfers have access to a covered driving range, a full pro shop, and year-round play. The club highlights a welcoming pace of play and an emphasis on course conditions, including those smooth, fast greens.

Food & Beverage at the Peninsula Golf Club

The Clubhouse Restaurant and Lounge is open to everyone. Hours vary by day and season. The menu features breakfast, lunch, and dinner items, plus a full bar. The club also notes pizza service on select days and availability for private events. Call 360-457-7348 for current hours.

Rates / Booking / Local Tips

Peninsula Golf Club is open to the public every day and allows online or phone booking up to 30 days in advance. The Times and Fees page posts the current rate card. For groups and tournaments, contact the pro shop. Local tip from the club: many greens break toward the harbor, so give putts a little extra room on that side.

Final Word on the Peninsula Golf Club

Peninsula Golf Club blends a classic layout with Olympic Peninsula scenery. It is a friendly place to play a full-value round, practice under cover, and grab a meal in the clubhouse.

This course is part of the Washington Golf Directory’s collection of Washington State private golf courses and member-only clubs. Alongside public courses, disc golf spots, and driving ranges, we’re highlighting the places where golfers across the state play, practice, and build community—all year long.