About Us
The Sunland community that we know today was merely a farmer’s dream prior to the 1950s. The land was owned by the Taylor family and cultivated as farmland for nearly 60 years prior to its development as a golf course community. Development of the Sunland community and golf course began in the spring of 1962. The first Sunland residents moved into their homes in the fall of 1963. Construction of the front nine initiated in the fall of 1969 and was open for play by the summer of 1971. The back nine was completed in the fall of 1975 with the grand opening of the third 18-hole golf course on the Olympic Peninsula, occurring in the spring of 1976.
Today, Sunland Golf and Country Club is the premier golf and social club on the Olympic Peninsula. Offering the most consistent top shelf course conditions and best maintained greens in the area with a fully functional Pro Shop, Café, Ballroom, and Practice Facility. Sunland has also been honored to host numerous Championship Tournaments to include:
Championships Hosted By Sunland Golf &CC
1989 – PNGA Senior Men’s Amateur Championship
1994 – PNGA Senior Women’s Amateur Championship
2001 – WSGA Senior Women’s Amateur Championship
2005 – WSGA Senior Men’s Amateur Championship
2008 – WSGA Senior Women’s Amateur Championship
2012 – ESPN National BB Regional Championship
2012 – PNGA Jr Girls’ Championship
2016 – WSGA Women’s Amateur Championship
2016 – WSGA Women’s Mid Amateur Championship
2017 – WSGA Senior Men’s Amateur Championship
2018 – WJGA District 1 Championship
2019 – U.S. Senior Amateur Championship Sectional Qualifier
Dress Code
Men
- Tailored slacks, clean denim, and tailored shorts are permitted
- Golf shirts must have a collar or tailored mock neck and sleeves (regular tee shirts are not permitted)
- Caps must be worn with the brim facing forward
Women
- Golf shirts, tops with a collar and no sleeves, or tops with sleeves and no collar are permitted
- No bare backs or bare midriffs; slacks, clean denim, skirts, golf dresses or tailored shorts are permitted
- Caps must be worn with the brim facing forward
