(SHELTON, Wash.) – Serving as a preferred stay-and-play option for golf fans visiting Washington for the 2015 U.S. Open, Salish Cliffs (www.salishcliffs.com) saw a 7.8% increase in total rounds played and a revenue jump of 8.5% over 2014. In conjunction with the accompanying Little Creek Casino Resort, stay-and-play packages experienced a spike in bookings as well.
“Having a marquee pro event come to the Pacific Northwest certainly put the spotlight on nearby courses like ours and gave trophy hunters a chance to cross Salish Cliffs off their bucket list,” says Director of Golf David Kass, PGA. “Attracting new guests and golfers this season bodes well for repeat visitors, and we look forward to welcoming them back.”
In other news, Salish Cliffs added a new cart fleet consisting of 72 2016 EZ-GO RXV carts with built-in TKV GPS. Equipped with windshields and rain canopies for the occasionally wet Washington climate, as well as the power to smoothly climb the slopes of the Kamilche Valley, the carts are available as of October 1, 2015.
In addition, the carts are emblazoned with the Salish Cliffs and Little Creek logos, USB ports for mobile device charging and detailed hole overviews and suggested strategies upon arrival at every tee box.
For more information, or to book your next tee time, visit www.salishcliffs.com.
About Salish Cliffs Golf Club
Salish Cliffs Golf Club is just one of the amenities offered by Little Creek Casino Resort, both owned and operated by the Squaxin Island Tribe. With bentgrass greens, tees, and fairways accompanying 360-degree views overlooking the rolling hills of the Kamilche Valley, this par-72 championship course, designed by award-winning architect Gene Bates, offers a fun while challenging round for all skill-levels.
Contact:
Dan Shepherd
Buffalo Brand Invigoration Group
703.403.5317
dshepherd@buffalobig.com
Tommy Glasgow
Buffalo Brand Invigoration Group
703.891.3348
tglasgow@buffalobig.com
