Gold Mountain (Cascade)
Cascade opened in 1971, a quarter-century before Gold Mountain built the Olympic Course next door, and it plays like the calmer sibling—flatter ground, gentler punch-bowl greens, and a walk through Puget Sound woods instead of Olympic's championship stretch.
It's still a full par-72 test at up to 6,848 yards, just a friendlier one: the kind of round you play in the same trip as Olympic when you want the whole day of golf, not just the marquee course.
The wildflower greenOne of several holes at Cascade that plays down into a wooded draw, framed by wildflowers along the cart path in season—less water in play than the Olympic, but no less scenic.
This course books through the resort's own reservations portal.
Reserve at Gold Mountain (Cascade) →Club members put Gold Mountain (Cascade) on watch—when a time opens on their dates, they hear about it first.
🔒 A Club feature—see plans →Skip the portal entirely. Tell us the dates and the group—we’ll secure tee times, stay and the whole itinerary for you.