The Kalispel Golf Club is on the north side of Spokane, in a natural setting along the south bank of the Little Spokane River. It is open to the public through a stay-and-play offering.

The layout winds its way along fairway corridors defined by mature hardwoods and pines up against the foothills of Rattlesnake Ridge and adjoining the River. In terms of hazards, there are 54 sand bunkers defending the landing zones and greens and water hazards impacting seven holes. Off the Black tees, it will play to 6,600 yards, 72.0/130, course/slope ratings with three shorter tees. The original design was by Jim Barnes, and Robert Muir Graves' redesign was completed in 1988.