Jackson Park is a municipal golf course on the north side of downtown Seattle off the I-5 at either exit 174 or 175 with an 18 hole, championship layout and a 9 hole, executive course.

The golf course wanders along a large tract of land with the fairways spaced between stands of mature trees. It's over slightly hilly terrain with a stream and several ponds in play and sand bunkers predominately guarding the small, raised greens. There's four sets of tees overall with the tips playing to a short 6,085 yards for a par of 70, 69.3/121, course/slope ratings with three shorter sets of tees. It was originally designed by William Mitchell in the early 1930s with further design work by Bob Johnstone and Frank James.