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Highlander Golf Club will be undergoing some changes soon
By admin
Updated: February 22, 2013
Highlander in East Wenatchee will be undergoing changes to give the course a different look. The back nine will add 32 housing lots and the nine will be re-rerouted. The course will go from a par-72 to par-70. Head professional Joe Gordon says the double green for 3 and 5 will be split up and a new green for No. 5 will be built, including a pond and water feature.
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