Meadow Springs Country Club Richland
Meadow
Springs is considered the premier golf and country club in Southeastern
Washington located in the City of Richland.Its 18-hole private golf course was designed by Robert Muir Graves and is one of Washington State's top rated courses. It plays 6926 yards from the championship tees and 6105 for the Seniors. It is also challenging for the Ladies at nearly 6000 yards. It is geared to all skill levels.
You will find both enjoyment and challenge along with scenic beauty. You can choose from five sets of tees according to your playing ability.
Meadow Springs in Richland has excellent practice facilities. These include driving range, chipping green and putting green. Lessons are also available from our professional staff. Our Richland junior golf program is a great way for young golfers to learn the game and its etiquette.
Meadow Springs Country Club in Richland is a private member owned country club that was founded in 1973. The Club offers first class facilities for golf, swimming, tennis, dining and social activities.
Over the years, the Club has been the site of numerous prestigious golf tournaments including eleven years as a PGA tour site.
When you enter the front door of the clubhouse at Meadow Springs, you step into an inviting environment. The clubhouse in Richland is beautifully decorated in warm high desert colors that match the natural landscape of the area. The present clubhouse was built in the year 2000.
The design is contemporary with eclectic furnishings and decor. The clubhouse includes an elegant dining room with a fireplace and a gorgeous view of the golf course, a cozy lounge, private banquet rooms, scoring/card rooms, golf shop, locker rooms, snack bar and administrative office. Decks off the lounge have tables for cocktails or dining al fresco. The clubhouse is open six days a week for both fine and casual dining. The clubhouse is closed for dining on Mondays.
Map & Directions
Meadow Springs is located in Benton County, Washington. The City of Richland is one of the Tri-Cities of Eastern Washington. The golf course and club house are located just west of the Columbia Center Shopping Mall off Gage Boulevard.
The Tri-Cities is in the heart of one of the best wine growing regions in the United States. It is served by three rivers that supply the irrigation for this region. The area is served by the Pasco Airport and accommodates large jet aircraft. Spokane is approximately 135 miles northeast, Seattle, 200 miles to the northwest.
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