Eagles Pride Golf Course - Green/Red

The course is amazing for the cost! The lady at the front desk was very rude! I played 36 holes... I set up a tee time through golf now, obviously. It was for 3 people. One of my friends got into a car accident on the way and couldn't make it. I don't know if this is typical protocol but she told me that she would still charge me through golf now for the player that didn't make it... the course was empty and I thought they should be happy with our business but I guess not... also no water available! Had to buy water from her. At the turn a new guy was at the desk and he gave us 6 bottles of Costco water for free! Again great course and had a blast but not the friendliest of staff... an hr drive from my house!

Course was in good shape. Play was fluent all the way. Really did a good job on play. No food was lame but there building a brew house so i can live with that. I paid $50 for 2 of us walking on a Saturday at 9 am. That's a pretty great deal.

So first 9 was on the red course after some confusion between the course staff and golfers...got stuck behind a foursome for the first 5 holes till they saved us through. Got the front done in about two hours...pro shop guy said you have till 8...we got it done.

Friendly and accommodating staff. Wonderful course.

I'd not played here in a few years. They've been doing work. The 12th green has been rebuilt. The 14th is now a par 3 15th now a par 4 - a great improvement that is still growing in. But the greens rolled as true as I've ever seen them roll. Tremendous value. Course plays tougher than its 118 rating - the trees create narrow shoots in many places.

With Hot Deal, it was lower than the usual military rate that I pay. Although I live in Seattle and have to drive the distance it is still worth playing there.

Nice fast greens. Unfortunately, the blue 9 won't be open until July. I realize there should be a penalty for missing a fairway, but on green course #6, the rough was almost up to my knees. That will really slow down play while players search for their errant shot.

We played on Sunday morning. The front nine was a bit crowded but pace of play was good. We only waited on 2 holes. The back nine was wide open as a number of golfers in front of us only played 9 holes.

Course is long and narrow, with beautiful old growth trees making it a challenging course. Restaurant is being re-modeled but will not re-open until fall we were told making food and drink selections very minimal in the pro shop.

elephant grass it's by far the worse I have seen on a golf course we accidentally hit it in there to drop the ball because you'll never find 18 inch high elephant kind of disappoints the play

Course was, and is always great. Very well kept. The staff, on the other hand, is not. Every time we visit this course the staff at the desk is usually rude. Very short, never a smile, and all around unfriendly. The course marshal that drives around is always in a good mood.

Be sure to keep your receipt from checking in as you'll need it to tee off.

They're in the process of building a Samuel Adams Brew House which will be great.

If it weren't for the attitude of the staff I would rate this course 5-stars.

A great experience in a beautiful setting. Fairways, tee boxes and greens in great shape. Snack bar still closed for drinks and eats so not able to hang out afterwards.

I really enjoy this course, however if the Marshal isn't going to enforce keeping pace then what is the point? Three hours for nine holes is outrageous!

The course was in very nice shape. Drier than any other Seattle area course I've played this year. Greens were firm and fast.