Club History
A Century on the Hillside
Longview Country Club was founded in 1923 by Robert A. Long. Our course is known for breathtaking, panoramic vistas and fast, annual bluegrass greens, and has hosted club, regional, and Washington State championships.
“To facilitate and encourage the development of the game of golf... and to promote social and friendly relations among its members... and to provide for their amusement, recreation and entertainment.”— Robert A. Long, Longview's Founding Father
Our Timeline
1923
Club founded by Robert A. Long.
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First nine holes built under President Kenneth F. Park and Vice President Tom M. Foster, above what was then Hillside Acres Road.
1926
New clubhouse completed.
April 30, 1927
Official course opening.
1958
Nine more holes added, creating the 18-hole, 6,215-yard championship course.