The Links at Moses Pointe, a sprawling testament to high desert golf, rises unexpectedly from the fertile farmlands of central Washington. Carved into the dramatic landscape east of Moses Lake, the course, a product of the late 1990s golf boom, offers a stark contrast to the surrounding agricultural grid. Architect Steve Nouri's design embraces a modern links aesthetic, rewarding power and shaping of tee shots, and demanding creative recoveries from the natural, windswept grasses. Players can expect wide fairways, receptive of a running ball, and undulating greens that put a premium on approach play. The prevailing winds favor a draw, however, those confident enough to shape the ball in the opposite direction will be duly rewarded. While not nationally renowned, The Links at Moses Pointe is a popular destination for golfers across the Pacific Northwest, a testament to accessible yet challenging golf. Known locally for its stunning sunsets and the occasional coyote sighting, the course provides an unforgettable golfing experience. The family-friendly atmosphere and popular junior golf program create a vibrant community, ensuring a welcoming experience for every golfer.