Est. 2001 · Tom Fazio
Why we love this place
There's real history underfoot here, Fazio's routing laid over the old Boeing family farm and framed by Mount Si. We love the walkable, classical feel and that white-knuckle closing 'Gauntlet.' A quiet members' club that trusts good architecture over gimmicks, exactly our kind of place.
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About The Members Club at Aldarra
The Members Club at Aldarra opened in 2001 in Sammamish, about twenty miles east of Seattle, on land once part of Aldarra Farms, the country estate of aviation pioneer and Boeing founder William E. Boeing. Tom Fazio designed the par-71 course, routing it through rolling, wooded terrain with views toward Mount Si and the Cascade Range. The layout is best known for a demanding closing stretch that members nicknamed 'The Gauntlet.' A private, members-only club, it plays to roughly 6,900 yards over bentgrass fairways and greens. Regularly rated among Washington's finest private courses, Aldarra pairs a walkable, classical routing with the pastoral character of its former-farm setting. In more recent years the club has been known simply as Aldarra Golf Club.
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