Big Bend Golf & Country Club

I've not played Big Bend Golf & Country Club. It's located in a sparsely populated and off the beaten path part of the state, so options in that area are few. However, it seems nice enough and you likely won't worry about slow rounds and crowds. Their website says: "Located in Wilbur, Washington, Big Bend Golf and Country Club is a beautifully conditioned dual-tee golf course which has plenty of character and is very fun to play. The Clubhouse is a great place for food and drinks. It is open to the public. Check Facebook for hours. The course plays a total of 6,200 yards from both sets of nine-hole tees but can play much longer depending on wind conditions. Established in 1963, the layout spreads over a former farm; nearby wheat fields are vestiges of its not-so-distant past. The founding father's attention to detail is evident in the well-designed golf course. After a moderate uphill first hole, the rest of the course plays downhill from elevated teeing grounds. Then finish up with the ninth green right below the clubhouse, which features a spectacular sunset view for evening diners. It is truly a fun golf course for all levels of ability"