Pine Acres is a public north-Spokane par-3 course and driving range. It is a useful stop for newer golfers, short-game practice, and anyone who wants a round that asks for less time than a traditional 18.
Is Pine Acres right for your visit?
Consider Pine Acres when you want a short par-3 round or a practice-focused visit rather than a full-length 18-hole course. Local tourism information lists nine holes, par 27 and 760 yards. That makes it a useful format to consider for newer golfers or a mixed-experience group, without promising a particular round time.
Use the course directly for current hours, range availability, and tee-time guidance.
Visit & contact
Address
11912 N Division Street
Spokane, WA 99218
Phone
509-466-9984
Course character
Pine Acres is built for practice with a purpose. Its 760-yard par-3 layout gives golfers repeated chances to work on wedge distance, tee shots, and putting without committing to a long round.
The large putting green, practice bunker, and driving range make it a practical stop for a focused short-game session or a family-friendly introduction to the course.
Green fees
We have not established a reliable current green-fee sheet online. Call before you play for today’s rate and availability.
Before you arrive
Call 509-466-9984 before travelling. Ask whether the course and range are both open, whether a reservation is needed, and the current price for each activity. For a family visit, confirm junior policies and rental equipment. Reliable current details for these items have not been established online.
Compare other courses
Wandermere is the north-Spokane alternative for a full 18-hole round. Esmeralda is a northeast-Spokane municipal option if your group wants a full-length layout with flatter fairways.
Plan a Spokane golf visit for more options.
Sources & latest check
Layout and contact details checked October 10, 2026 against Visit Spokane’s local tourism listing. The operator-associated Pine Acres public page supplied the selected photographs. Current fees and operating policies still require direct confirmation.