The Creek at Qualchan is a modern City of Spokane course set among a creek, ponds, hills, and wooded ground. It is a more target-style round than its open surroundings first suggest.
Is The Creek at Qualchan right for your round?
Consider Qualchan when you want varied terrain and deliberate target selection. The City describes a creek, five ponds, wooded slopes and protected greens on a 6,559-yard par-72 layout. Newer players should choose appropriate tees and ask the pro shop about the demands of the course before booking.
Choose your tees
Ask for the current scorecard and select a length suited to your game. The City publishes separate course rating and slope figures for tee sets on the operator page; these are not tee yardages or guarantees of how you will score.
At a glance
- Latah Valley, Spokane
- Public, City of Spokane course
- Par 72 · 6,559 yards
- Creek, ponds, elevation, and protected greens
Choose Qualchan when you are in the mood for a more deliberate, shot-by-shot challenge.
Course details: City of Spokane.
Visit & contact
Address
301 E Meadowlane Road, Spokane, WA 99224
Phone
509-448-9317
Course character
The setting combines water, woods and hills with some more open holes. Plan targets from the scorecard and on-course information rather than treating every hole as a chance for maximum distance. The gallery shows selected views; it does not establish current conditions.
2026 green fees
These City of Spokane rates include taxes and the facility-improvement fee. Confirm live availability and any eligible discounts when booking.
Before you arrive
Call 509-448-9317 to confirm check-in time, practice access, cart or rental-club availability and food-service hours. Ask about booking windows, cancellations and dress requirements when reserving; those policies are not independently confirmed here.
Course information and current booking link · City golf lessons
Compare other courses
Esmeralda is the City alternative to consider when flatter fairways are a priority. Latah Creek offers another south-Spokane water-influenced par-72 round, operated by the County rather than the City.
Plan a Spokane golf visit for more options.
Sources & latest check
Course layout and contact information checked October 10, 2026 against the City operator page. Suitability advice is based on that description, not a first-hand playing review. Seasonal opening announcements do not establish today’s conditions.