Chambers Bay Golf Club Course Review

The Chambers Bay Golf Club was designed and built to offer its visitors golf in its purest form, being built over a magnificent piece of real estate. The Chambers Bay Golf Club boasts its massive fairways and brownish grasses, not to mention the breath taking scenery, especially the awesome view of the snow-capped Olympic Mountains or the Puget Sound. This golf club aims at bringing American golfers the traditional design of a Scottish links land at the convenience of a Pacific North West location. The Chambers Bay Golf Club sits majestically in University Place, Washington state and it features an eighteen-hole design, being a walking-only course which will provide you with an authentic links golfing experience, regardless of your skill level. If youre seeking a unique and challenging golf endeavor, the Chambers Bay is the perfect place, being enthralling, challenging and lots of fun. The golf course was designed by architect Jay Blasi and the Chambers Bay Golf Club course was his first project as a designer.

Long story short, this makes for arguably the best debut in history, as far as golf course designs go. The Chambers Bay Golf Club will offer you a wild and unforgettable journey over its 7585 yards of golf from the longest tee. Playing here youll be amazed by the landscape, romping through waste areas and dunes, over-up-and-down hills and mounds, most of them being artificially crafted/created as to appear as if swept by the wind. The landscape will offer you subtle cues hence most of your shots if youre playing for the first time here will be intuitive, but as youre becoming familiarized with the landscape, theyll become certain shots. The Chambers Bay Golf Club is lots of fun with the ground-game, it plays fast and firm and it makes for a truly unique experience, reminding you of the origins of the game with every shot.