Unique is an understatement at Apple Tree Golf Course

Unique is an understatement… Located against the backdrop of the majestic Cascade Mountain Range, Apple Tree Golf Course in Yakima Washington offers a stunning panorama view that will leave you in awe. Designed by John Steidel, it's clear he succeeded in his vision to make this one of the most unique and fun rounds of golf you will play in your life. As you make your way through the course, you'll be greeted by rolling hills, lush fairways, and the sight of apple orchards stretching as far as the eye can see. The course was cut directly through an apple orchard, hence why the resort embraces everything apple. These orchards have existed for over 100 years, and it's encouraged to pick apples from the surrounding trees and enjoy a fresh snack. The fusion of Washington's breathtaking beauty with meticulously crafted holes creates an atmosphere of tranquility and excitement.

Highlight Hole

Hole #17: This par-3 hole measures 180 yards and is the definition of a signature hole. Of course these crazy bastards built an island green in the shape of an apple. Not only that, but the tee box is elevated to make the view of the apple that much more pronounced. Sometimes holes like this can come off as gimmicky, but not this one. It is so well designed and constructed, it will leave you craving more and sneaking in a few extra shots just to recapture the memory. The stem of the apple is the bridge to get on the island green, while the leaf is designed as the sandbunker. Truly brilliant design and craftsmanship.

Accommodations

Hotel Maison: Located in downtown Yakima, this boutique hotel offers a luxurious and elegant stay. With stylish rooms, exceptional service, and a rooftop lounge providing panoramic views of the city, Hotel Maison is perfect for those seeking a sophisticated experience.

Hilton Garden Inn Yakima: This contemporary hotel is situated near Yakima Valley Convention Center, making it a popular choice for business travelers. With comfortable rooms, a 24-hour fitness center, an indoor pool, and an on-site restaurant, Hilton Garden Inn ensures a pleasant stay.

Ledgestone Hotel: Located near Yakima Sportsman State Park, Ledgestone Hotel offers apartment-style accommodations with fully equipped kitchens. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a fitness center, laundry facilities, and a complimentary breakfast, making it an excellent option for extended stays or families.

Vacation Rental

About 30 minutes from Apple Tree GC, Sugarloaf Vineyards Hill House is a beautiful home located on a Hilltop above our vineyards.

The home, designed for entertaining both indoors and outdoors, boasts magnificent 360 views from the property with the Yakima Valley and Cascade mountains front and center. The property abuts the Rattlesnake Hills. immediately behind the home.

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More To Do in Yakima

Wine Tasting: Explore the renowned Yakima Valley wine region and visit local wineries for tastings and tours. With over 120 wineries in the area, you can savor a wide range of wines and learn about the winemaking process.

Yakima Valley Museum: Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the Yakima Valley at this fascinating museum. Discover exhibits showcasing Native American artifacts, pioneer life, agricultural heritage, and local art.

Yakima Farmers' Market: If you visit during the summer months, don't miss the vibrant Yakima Farmers' Market. Browse through a diverse selection of fresh produce, local crafts, food vendors, and live entertainment.

Yakima Greenway: Enjoy the beauty of the outdoors by taking a stroll, bike ride, or jog along the Yakima Greenway. This scenic pathway follows the Yakima River, offering picturesque views and opportunities for recreation.

Yakima Sportsman State Park: Located on the banks of the Yakima River, this park is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Engage in activities such as fishing, boating, birdwatching, and picnicking amidst the serene natural surroundings.

Quote of The Week

"The only thing a golfer needs is more daylight.” 

–Ben Hogan