Sandy Point Golf Course

Sandy Point Golf Course is community golf with a view

Inside the Sandy Point neighborhood near Ferndale, this nine-hole course sits between the bay and Mount Baker views. The community describes it as well maintained with several water hazards and a steady sea breeze. It plays quick and rewards good wedges and putts. Access is tied to the neighborhood. Visitors typically play as the guest of a resident or member.

Sandy Point Golf Course Fast Facts

Sandy Point Golf Course Overview

Sandy Point is short by design. It is an executive course built for approach shots and putting. the course is  an executive par-3 track with holes from roughly 75 to 210 yards. That matches the scorecard yardage totals and the feel of play. The community highlights water in play on several holes, plus scenery that ranges from the bay to the mountains. Wind can be a factor. Rounds move fast and walking is easy. The setting is quiet since the course sits inside a gated neighborhood with its own clubhouse and pool facilities for residents. 

Hole-by-Hole Highlights

Detailed hole yardages by number are not published on the provided links. Here is what the sources confirm about the style of play:

• Executive length favors wedges and short irons. Longest shots are about 200 yards. 

• Water features appear on multiple holes and frame several greens. 

• The course is flat and walkable which keeps pace brisk. 

• Views of Mount Baker and the bay add to the round when skies are clear. 

Amenities & Practice

The Sandy Point neighborhood lists a community clubhouse and a seasonal outdoor pool. Golf-specific practice facilities are not listed on the course pages. Plan to stretch and putt before you start. 

Food & Beverage

The clubhouse is a community venue used for events and private rentals. Check with the neighborhood office or your host for current access. Bring your own water and snacks. Make sure to pack out what you bring in.

Rates / Booking / Local Tips

This is a private community course. Public tee times and rates are not posted.  Play is by invitation with a resident or member. If you are visiting, coordinate with your host. Bring an extra ball or two for the water carries. On breezy days choose the middle of the green rather than a tucked pin. 

Final Word on Sandy Point Golf Course

Sandy Point offers relaxed, short-game-focused golf in a waterfront community setting. It is a quick walk with real targets thanks to water features and wind. If you have access through a resident or member, it is a pleasant way to spend an hour outdoors.

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.