Washington · Course 1
Chambers Bay Golf Course
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Yards
- 7158
- Est.
- 2007
A stunning links-style course overlooking the Puget Sound, known for hosting the 2015 U.S. Open.
- U.S. Open

Washington
Chambers Bay is a walking-only public links course overlooking Puget Sound near Tacoma, Washington. Built on a former sand and gravel quarry, the Robert Trent Jones Jr. design is known for massive dunes, firm fescue playing surfaces, sweeping water views, and its role as host of the 2015 U.S. Open.
Washington · Course 1
A stunning links-style course overlooking the Puget Sound, known for hosting the 2015 U.S. Open.
Starting points. Everything is built around your dates, group size, and the courses you want to play.
From $1,595 per golfer
A Tacoma-based golf itinerary built around Chambers Bay, with recommended companion rounds at The Home Course and Gold Mountain’s Olympic Course. Ideal for groups that want a Pacific Northwest championship-golf trip without changing hotels every night.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.

Chambers Bay is one of the closest things to true links golf in the United States: wide fairways, firm ground-game options, wind off Puget Sound, and dramatic elevation changes across a massive dune landscape. The course is walking-only, so the experience feels more like a championship pilgrimage than a quick resort round. It works especially well as the centerpiece of a Pacific Northwest golf trip, pairing easily with The Home Course, Gold Mountain, Tacoma restaurants, Seattle, and waterfront lodging. For architecture-focused golfers, the draw is simple: a public U.S. Open venue with scale, scenery, and a golf experience that feels different from almost anything else in the country.
Chambers Bay does not have on-site lodging. Most groups stay in Tacoma, along the Tacoma waterfront, or in Seattle, with Hotel Murano often used for golf packages that pair Chambers Bay with The Home Course and Gold Mountain.
Chambers Bay is built around a championship walking-golf experience, with practice facilities, clubhouse dining, a golf shop, caddie availability, and panoramic Puget Sound views across the property.
Each property is selected for proximity to the next round, the kind of evening that fits a long golf trip, and the feel we want for the group.
Hotel Room / Suite
Downtown Tacoma hotel commonly used for Chambers Bay golf packages, with easy access to restaurants, the waterfront, Chambers Bay, The Home Course, and Gold Mountain.
Strong fit for groups building a multi-course Tacoma-area golf itinerary.
Hotel Room / Suite
Waterfront and downtown Tacoma hotels provide convenient access to Chambers Bay while keeping the group close to dining, breweries, and Puget Sound attractions.
Good option for groups that want restaurants and nightlife closer than University Place.
Hotel Room / Suite
Seattle hotels work well for groups that want a larger city base and are comfortable with a longer drive to Chambers Bay.
Best for trips that combine golf with Seattle dining, sports, or sightseeing.
Chambers Bay is located in University Place, Washington, about 35–45 minutes south of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) depending on traffic. A rental car or private transfer is recommended, especially if pairing the round with Tacoma, Seattle, The Home Course, or Gold Mountain.
Chambers Bay is an 18-hole public, walking-only links-style golf course overlooking Puget Sound in University Place, Washington.
Chambers Bay was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 2007 on the site of a former sand and gravel quarry.
Yes. Chambers Bay hosted the 2015 U.S. Open and has also hosted multiple USGA championships.
Yes. Chambers Bay is a walking-only course. Push and pull carts are available on site and included with the green fee, and caddies can be requested in advance.
No. Chambers Bay does not have on-site lodging. Most golf groups stay in Tacoma, on the Tacoma waterfront, or in Seattle.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is the main airport, usually about 35–45 minutes from Chambers Bay depending on traffic.
The Home Course and Gold Mountain’s Olympic Course are two of the best companion rounds for a Chambers Bay-focused Washington golf trip.
Chambers Bay is scheduled to host the 2027 U.S. Junior Amateur and the 2033 U.S. Amateur.
6320 Grandview Drive West, University Place, Washington 98467, United States
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