The original Skagit Golf and Country Club was founded in the roaring 1920s and was notorious for its slot machines, free-flowing liquor and high-fashion parties. The nine-hole golf course was shared with deer, sheep and cattle.

In the late 1940s, the Clubhouse was destroyed by a fire and shortly thereafter purchased by Andy and Polly Anderson.

At that time, the Clubhouse was set up in the caddy shack where the existing cart barn now sits. Andy built the current clubhouse on the original site.

Guests are expected to maintain a level of proper personal attire while in the Clubhouse or on the golf course.

No blue jeans, short shorts, tank tops, cut offs, halter tops, t-shirts, sweat suits, sweat pants or other variations from traditional trouser, shorts and shirts with collars and sleeve will be permitted.

We are a soft spike only club. All guests are to abide cart, golf course, and house rules at all times.