“Ridge” is the perfect description for this 1999 Jack Nicklaus design east of Seattle, where the routing runs out and back along narrow spines above steep ravines. Fairways and greens are framed by clean, modern bunkering, and while homes sit nearby, your eyes tend to drift to the elevated views of the Cascade Range and the surrounding evergreen forest. The stretch from holes 12 to 15 hugs the edge of a deep, wooded canyon that drops away down the entire left side, before the course turns to a short, risk-reward par 4 that asks you to thread a line through a staggered minefield of bunkers.