Tri-Mountain Golf Course

Tri‑Mountain Golf Course – Ridgefield’s Valley-Embraced Championship

Nestled at the foot of a scenic valley and surrounded by the majestic peaks of Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Hood, Tri‑Mountain Golf Course is an 18-hole public championship layout known for its precision design, service-first hospitality, and stunning Pacific Northwest panoramas  . With 11 sparkling lakes, a jaw-dropping 64 sand bunkers, and meticulously maintained greens, this course appeals to both serious players and adventurous families  . Designed by Bill Robinson, the layout measures 6,580 yards from the Blue tees, rated 72.5 with a slope of 130.

Scorecard Overview

• Tees & Ratings:

  • Blue: 6,580 yds • Rating 72.5 / Slope 130

  • White (Men): 6,100 yds • Rating 70.0 / Slope 130

  • Gold (Women): 5,594 yds • Rating 73.2 / Slope 127 

• Par: 72

• Holes: 18; front/back balance (37/35) 

• Course Architect: Bill Robinson 

Tri-Mountain Golf Course Hole‑by‑Hole Guide (Blue Tees, 6,580 yds, Par 72)

Front 9 (Out – Par 37, 3,383 yds)

1. Par 4 • 423 yds • HCP 1: Short but tough first hole. Tree-lined fairway invites accurate tee shot.

2. Par 4 • 333 yds • HCP 11: Straightforward mid-iron chance. Center fairway and green for birdie.

3. Par 4 • 436 yds • HCP 3: Carries water left off the tee; fairway bunkers demand shot-shaping.

4. Par 4 • 324 yds • HCP 15: Sharp dogleg left with greenside bunkers; placement off the tee is key.

5. Par 4 • 379 yds • HCP 13: Slight uphill and out-of-bounds right. Longer clubs help but bring risk.

6. Par 3 • 124 yds • HCP 17: Short but tiny green—center is safest.

7. Par 5 • 487 yds • HCP 9: The lone par-5 on the front; two-shotters can reach the green.

8. Par 4 • 367 yds • HCP 5: Tree tunnel off the tee, with a challenging downhill approach.

9. Par 5 • 510 yds • HCP 7: Finishes with water left; bold drives rewarded but misfires penalized.

Back 9 (In – Par 35, 3,197 yds)

10. Par 4 • 337 yds • HCP 12: Slight dogleg right. Drive into fairway sets up wedge or short iron.

11. Par 3 • 179 yds • HCP 16: Mid-length with bunkers guarding tea and green.

12. Par 4 • 416 yds • HCP 4: Challenging uphill; long iron or hybrid to green.

13. Par 5 • 488 yds • HCP 8: Signature risk-reward par-5 requiring strategic second shot.

14. Par 4 • 384 yds • HCP 10: Drives over wetland corrals; fairway bunkers narrow the landing zone.

15. Par 3 • 167 yds • HCP 18: Short par‑3; precision essential on sloping green.

16. Par 4 • 435 yds • HCP 2: Strongest hole. Round features water left, bunkers right.

17. Par 3 • 196 yds • HCP 14: Elevated tee. Club up to handle wind and roll.

18. Par 5 • 555 yds • HCP 6: Grand finish on comfortably wide fairway with water right and bunkers fronting green.

Why Tri‑Mountain Stands Out

• Scenic Spectacle: Sweeping mountain vistas, peaceful water features, and wooded corridors make each hole memorable  .

• Balanced Challenge: With 11 water hazards and 64 bunkers, the course perfectly blends strategy and shotmaking.

• Premier Amenities: Heated driving range, pro shop, club fitting, lessons, and the On Deck Grille overlooking the 18th hole add comfort and community appeal  .

• Staff & Service: Managed by Troon, the team delivers club-level service with public access, including dynamic pricing and Troon Rewards  .

• Course Records & Awards: Course record is a sizzling 61 (2008), validating its championship potential  .

Tips for Your Round at Tri-Mountain Golf Course

• Greens Prep: Spend time on practice green—speed and slopes vary hole-to-hole.

• Risk by Design: Plan your drives and second shots thoughtfully; hazards are meant to be managed, not fearful.

• Leverage Troon Rewards: Book tee times directly via their platform to take advantage of dynamic pricing and discounts.

• Pace Yourself: A target pace of 4h 20m is posted—respecting it keeps the round smooth and enjoyable

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