Orchard Hills Golf & Country Club sits in Washougal, Washington, a small city in the Columbia River Gorge region east of Portland. Designed by William Sander, the course occupies rolling terrain that reflects the transitional landscape between the Cascade foothills and the river valley below. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes, offering golfers views across the surrounding countryside while navigating holes that move through varied topography. The course layout incorporates the area's mature trees and natural contours, creating a parkland character typical of Pacific Northwest golf. Holes play across ridges and through lower corridors, with strategic bunkering and water features that come into play on several holes. The design emphasizes shot placement over pure length, rewarding golfers who manage the terrain and think their way around the property. Orchard Hills serves as a community-focused facility in Clark County, providing a full-service country club experience for the Washougal area. The club offers traditional amenities including dining and social programming alongside its golf operations. The course remains a regional option for golfers in the Portland-Vancouver metropolitan area seeking a layout that combines natural Pacific Northwest setting with accessible championship-length golf.