Cedarcrest Golf Course

Course was in good shape for late summer. Food and service is always great. The pace of play could have been better.

We played during the Apple Cup so the course wasnt as busy as usual which really helped the pace of play. Normally, they pack this course so tight that it backs up terribly.

Course is over priced, very wet, slow greens, bunkers had roots sticking through sand.

I haven't played this course in over a year, noticed the pricing is up. This golf course was extremely wet (over watered fairway) ball plugging in August. Greens most likely were not mowed and rolled very slow.

Bunkers were ok at best, some had tree roots sticking out of them. Overall the course was a poorly presented Muni golf course. Come on people your paying a premium price for a sub-par course.

Love my home course. Friday afternoon, started off slow. I was a single so people were nice enough to let me play through and finished in just under 4 hours. Was on pace for about 4.5.

Course is in decent shape right now. Hole 18 drainage work is nearly complete, except for the huge mess off to the right near hole 1.

The course was very full and the foursome in front of us was very slow. Clearly hosting some beginners who left clubs behind and golf gloves behind as we played. I did enjoy that the course had some elevation and the layout was reasonable. I found the ground pretty hard and dry. I drove over an hour to play this course because of the value with a Golf Now deal including a cart. I would not do it again.

The course was in decent shape. The greens were as good as they get and pace of play was okay, for a change. Staff is always excellent! The only thing wrong with golfing at Cedarcrest is the requirement to use GolfNow for bookings now.

Definitely a shorter course with only 2 par 5’s. The course was well kept and very enjoyable.

We are at the restaurant afterwards which was great too. Pub food, tasted fantastic. Nice deck over looking the course.

I have played Cedarcrest many times during the 40 years I've lived in the Seattle area. I'm a fan of 100-year old golf courses that have stood the test of time, and though we enjoyed our round, there are some very helpful and inexpensive improvements that could be made to Cedarcrest to make the golfing experience more enjoyable. Yardage markers in the fairways are sparse to non-existent. There are a few remaining that haven't been overgrown with grass, but most are broken and unattractive. Just some red, white and blue stakes in the fairway to mark 100, 150 and 200 yard distances respectfully would be a very nice upgrade.

The greens are very fast and the course has a fun layout

Third time playing this season and was EXTREMELY SLOW AGAIN! Marshalls do absolutely nothing to keep pace of play moving. Hole 9 was a temporary green half way down the fairway. Couorse is in terrible condition. This used to be a great course but no more.