Auburn Golf Course

HAHA! Laugh the night away on Friday, March 25 during Comedy at the Course at 7:30 pm. Three comedians will work to twist your funny bones at the Auburn Golf Course in Bogey's Public House Event Space. Ages 18 and over. Tickets $15-$18 online at www.auburnwa.gov/theater.

A huge shoutout to the Mens Club at Auburn Golf Course for being recognized as the 2021 Club of the Year by Washington Golf. The award recognizes the membership for their outstanding contributions to their community, the game of golf or the Association. According to Washington Golf: “We’ve heard from members and nominations over the last few years about the quality of leadership and organization from the club. Great communication, well-run events, as well as incredible camaraderie amongst the members. They have grown the club to a staggering 914 active members this year – all while putting on weekly and monthly events, and 13 annual majors. Their competitive season culminates with the Vinny Cup – a year-long FedEx Cup-style championship.”

Heads up golfers...northbound traffic will still be able to access the Auburn Golf Course and southbound traffic will be able to access Mary Olson Farm and the S 277th Corridor Trail.

Beginning July 13 through August 28, King County work to replace a failing culvert on Green River Road will require its closure for a seven-week period between the area of Mary Olson Farm and the Auburn Golf Course.

The current culvert in this area has rusted out and is failing, which can create a risk for collapse of roadways, landslides, flooding, damage to property.

Northbound traffic will still be able to access the Auburn Golf Course and southbound traffic will be able to access Mary Olson Farm and the S 277th Corridor Trail.

You can find out more about the project at https://your.kingcounty.gov/kcdot/roads/cip/ProjectDetail.aspx?CIPID=1136241

An update for all our golfers....as of June 5, the Washington State Golf Restart Phase 1.5 and Phase 2 Requirements have been revised to ALLOW people from different households to share a golf cart. All changes to the Auburn Golf Course operations can be found at https://www.auburngolf.org/covid-19-updates/

Celebrating 50 years as a municipal golf course today! The picturesque Auburn Golf Course is home to golf centered public artworks Swing and Flight by artist Susan Zo***la. Exploring shapes created by the movement of man-made objects, Swing mimics the circular swing of a golf club. Flight is the stylized arch of a golf ball following its trajectory towards the first hole of the course. Full details about the course at www.auburngolf.org/about/history/.

Celebrating 50 years as a municipal golf course today! Originally called the Green River Golf and Country Club, the Auburn Golf Course was purchased by the City of Auburn in 1970 and expanded to 18 holes. It reopened as a municipal course on June 6, 1970. The current course covers 150 acres, has 20 bunkers, two spring-fed ponds with fountains, and a waterfall. Full details at www.auburngolf.org/about/history/.

Celebrating 50 years as a municipal golf course today! The Auburn Golf Course has undergone quite a few changes since its original iteration as the nine-hole Green River Golf and Country Club, originally formed in 1948. Purchased in 1970 by the City of Auburn and expanded to eighteen holes, the course was rededicated as a municipal course on June 6, 1970. Since that time, the course has been completely transformed with the reconstruction of nine fairways, 15 greens and 17 tee boxes. A new clubhouse and expanded pro shop opened in 2008 with Bogey’s Public House making the perfect spot for food and beverages. More history details at www.auburngolf.org/about/history/.

Celebrating 50 years as a municipal golf course today! Originally owned by the Green River Golf and Country Club as an 80-acre, 9-hole course, the property was purchased and expanded by the City of Auburn in 1970 and rededicated on June 6, 1970 as the Auburn Golf Course. The original course makes up the northern half of the 18-hole municipal golf course that exists today. More history details at auburngolf.org/about/history/.

Tee it Up! The Auburn Golf Course will reopen on May 5. Check out the up-to-date details and modifications to operations at auburngolf.org.

Effective 3/25/2020 the Auburn Golf Course will be closed pursuant to the Governor’s Stay Home-Stay Healthy Order.
Visit www.auburngolf.org for additional details.

The Auburn Golf Course has social distancing measure in place. Complete and up-to-date details can be found at auburngolf.org.