Chambers Bay Golf Course

About the club

Unearthing the Beauty and Challenge of Chambers Bay Golf Club Chambers Bay Golf Club boasts a captivating and internationally renowned course nestled within the pristine and scenic landscape of University Place, Washington. Overlooking the Puget Sound, this world-class public golf course, designed by Robert Trent Jones II, instantly captures the hearts of golf enthusiasts with its unparalleled mix of natural beauty, dynamic layout, and challenging course artifacts. The course's Scottish golf links-style design, characterized by its rolling terrain, wide fairways, strategic use of natural contours, and unforgiving fescue grass, provides golfers with thrilling and unique playing experiences. Chambers Bay offers a true links experience on American soil, drawing inspiration from the classic courses in the British Isles. The par-70, 18-hole golf course spans 7,165 yards and has previously hosted the 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship and the 2015 U.S. Open Championship. One of the most alluring aspects of Chambers Bay Golf Club's course is its distinctive bunker placement. The course features a diverse array of bunkers, ranging from small, deep pot bunkers to expansive waste areas. Skilfully placed throughout the course, golfers must perform with great precision to avoid these challenging obstacles. Green speeds at Chambers Bay are consistent and can be quite fast, adding yet another level of complexity to the puzzle that players must solve on each hole. A hole that truly showcases the course's depth and challenges is the Par 5, 8th hole called ‘High Dunes'. Measuring 600 yards from the Championship tees, this hole displays a fair share of elevation and wind exposure. With a massive bunker that requires strategic shot placement from the tee, golfers must navigate tricky lies and elevated greens, rewarding those who combine skill and strategic thinking throughout their game. Another standout attribute of the course is its environmentally sustainable design. From tee to g