Comments on: Palouse Ridge Golf Club http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/palouse_ridge.html The Walking Golfer is a website dedicated to providing information about the many benefits of walking when you golf, which is how the game was intended to be played. If you are a passionate walking golfer then please consider joining the growing membership of The Walking Golfers Society. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 02:03:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v= hourly 1 By: Garland http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/palouse_ridge.html/comment-page-1#comment-868 Garland Mon, 02 Aug 2010 18:07:08 +0000 http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/?p=62#comment-868 If Chambers Bay and Palouse Ridge were side by side, I would play Chambers Bay 10 out of 10. However, lets compare Harbottle work east of the Cascade Mts. side by side. If Palouse Ridge and Juniper were side by side, I would play Juniper 7 out of 10. If Chambers Bay and Palouse Ridge were side by side, I would play Chambers Bay 10 out of 10.

However, lets compare Harbottle work east of the Cascade Mts. side by side. If Palouse Ridge and Juniper were side by side, I would play Juniper 7 out of 10.

]]> By: Peter Woodcox http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/palouse_ridge.html/comment-page-1#comment-727 Peter Woodcox Fri, 11 Jun 2010 22:33:08 +0000 http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/?p=62#comment-727 garland, that practice area you saw from the 1st green is for the university golf teams. they also have their own set of tees at the 'school' end of the practice range. peter. garland,

that practice area you saw from the 1st green is for the university golf teams. they also have their own set of tees at the ’school’ end of the practice range.

peter.

]]> By: Peter Woodcox http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/palouse_ridge.html/comment-page-1#comment-726 Peter Woodcox Fri, 11 Jun 2010 22:13:00 +0000 http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/?p=62#comment-726 i'm with doug rich on this one. i'd give it an 8 as well. we played the first 2-3 holes in a driving rain, the rest in sunny, windy conditions (~ 15-20mph winds). and we had a blast! is it hilly? sure, it is. but this is the palouse. i think harbottle captured the essence of the area perfectly. it's in great shape, plays hard and fast, and we walked it easily in 4:15 (and i'm not exactly is good shape). it's probably a little tougher walk than CB, but it's in better condition. and frankly, if chambers bay and palouse ridge were side by side, i'd play PR 7 times out of 10. recommended, peter. i’m with doug rich on this one. i’d give it an 8 as well. we played the first 2-3 holes in a driving rain, the rest in sunny, windy conditions (~ 15-20mph winds). and we had a blast!

is it hilly? sure, it is. but this is the palouse. i think harbottle captured the essence of the area perfectly. it’s in great shape, plays hard and fast, and we walked it easily in 4:15 (and i’m not exactly is good shape). it’s probably a little tougher walk than CB, but it’s in better condition. and frankly, if chambers bay and palouse ridge were side by side, i’d play PR 7 times out of 10.

recommended,
peter.

]]> By: Garland http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/palouse_ridge.html/comment-page-1#comment-572 Garland Sun, 09 May 2010 15:09:41 +0000 http://www.thewalkinggolfer.com/?p=62#comment-572 "I consider it a similar walk to Chambers Bay near Tacoma." You don't even have to play the course. Just go out and make the walk from 9 green to 10 tee to find out how absurd that statement is. “I consider it a similar walk to Chambers Bay near Tacoma.”

You don’t even have to play the course. Just go out and make the walk from 9 green to 10 tee to find out how absurd that statement is.

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