China Creek No.2 “When Mount Rainier’s out, it’ll take your breath away from the tee box..” Coal Creek No.1 “The very first round of golf I ever played there was with Fred Couples, the course designer. I birdied the hole, and Fred parred it, so it’s been a favorite of mine ever since.” Harbour Pointe No.11 “As you crest a ridge and drop down to the green below, you’re treated to a dramatic view of Puget Sound.” Hawks Prairie, Woodlands Course No.13 “The water all along the right side of this par-5 makes it a terrific and challenging hole.” Hawks Prairie, Links Course No.14 “Just a great par-4 nestled right up against Puget Sound, with terrific views of the water and mountains.” Indian Summer, No.10/11 “Number 10 is a winding par-5; it’s not particularly long, but it’s tough to get on in two — your shot placement is critical. Number 11 is just a hard, hard par-3 — narrow, and long.” Washington National No.17 “I love this par-5, with the stream that meanders across the hole and the water in front of the green. Just a gorgeous hole.” Echo Falls No.18 “What a great finishing hole. Either you’re on the green, or you’re wet.” Trophy Lake No.18 “Another great par-5. I was once playing in a foursome with Bill Gates, and ended up losing to Bill on this hole. I had to pay him $10 — a very painful $10.” Plateau Club No.18 “I have a personal rule that if I ever shoot 100 or more in a round, I’ll give up the game forever. One time this hole saved me — I birdied it to finish at 99, and I’m still playing golf today.”