Mount Si Golf Course

Loads of people but the course was in excellent shape.

Greens that weren't punched ran very well. Very flat, easy to walk, check it out.

This course has many good holes, but today they were all pretty wet. Greens still ran fast and it dried out for the back 9. Lots of nice variation on this course and for the price you can't beat it. Thanks Golf Now!

Great day to be out on the course.
Staff was friendly and helpful.
A couple of the greens could use some love.

I will be back.....

Great course, well taken care of. Tee boxes could use some work. Pace was very fast until we got to the back 9, we stated to have to wait a few minutes at every tee box. Unless you live close by it is not worth the drive for the price. Living down south myself, there are many course just as nice and challenging for $20 less per round.

I generally drive from Seattle to Snoqualmie Falls, a trip of over 30 miles in each direction, to play Mt. Si 4 times a month in the summer, but I won't be making the trip out there again for some time. The people are nice and pace of play is okay, but the greens are in terrible condition. This was my first trip out there this year and I was extremely disappointed. Unbeknownst to me, a work mate played there yesterday about 20 minutes after me and he said the same thing. The greens are scabby and bumpy and in poor condition. We always thought Mt. Si's greens were some of the best in western Washington, but in there present condition, I won't be making the trip again for quite a while.

Mt. Si is an old course.

It's not overly challenging. It's fairly short. We played from the back tees and I actually faired better than I generally do playing from the whites. It's a short course, with small greens, but the par gives due have some distance which make it challenging.

The greens aren't too fast and there's only two bunks on the course, but grass bunkers are somewhat frequent on the sides of the green.

If you're new or wanting to improve your iron play, I highly recommend this course.

Played for $14 at 5:50. Course was nice not a soul on it!! Food was decent. The only thing wan that everything I own turned blue from the fertiliser they were using on the greens. We GOT SMURFED!!!

Sprawled at the foot of Mt. Si, this course in relatively flat. The front nine is rather unimaginative...the back nine more challenging

The course was in great shape, except the greens were punched and SOME were sanded...others not. We weren't told this as we teed off, we learned it as we saw each green. Again, the rest of the course was in great shape, and well cared for.
We stopped at the end of the round for some food and a beer, but after 20 minutes, and twice being told they would get to us, we left. Pretty poor service.
The Pro Shop and Main Building are older, but clean...always fun to find the restrooms and the way back upstairs.
Still, I would and have recommended this course to others. It is fun and challenging, and a good price.

Conditions a little rough but mid April. Disappointing no Marshall to keep pace of play going - 2 of us behind 4 some who never let us play through even though no one in front of them. We sainted on nearly every shot during round .

Course was in reasonable shape for time of year (early Nov) except there were a mass of leaves on several fairways which made it extremely difficult to find your ball in the middle of the fairway.

Fairway is good even on rainy day. Tee box is acceptable. Green is soft, slow and is not true reading. Only a few bunkers, hazards on the course. Lots of trees but easy to find lost ball. Course is long, need to use woods many times if your driver is not good. It is very easy to walk.

Greens were very good, fairways were dry and hard, several tee-boxes were in bad shape. Young guy behind the counter was friendly as opposed to another guy who can be a bit aloof. No discount for early bird on the weekends and $49 seems a little over-priced. I would play here again, just not as often as some other courses that are closer to home and an equal or better value.

The course is in a beautiful setting. Could be a fantastic course for its length. Tee boxes need major work, very uneven, and many bear patches. Always one of the slowest courses to play. They need to work on speeding up play. We had a slight issue with our tee time. It seems that there were two Golf Now reservations for the same slot. Luckily there was an open twosome in the very next tee time that we were able to fill.

Nice scenic views but the slow play was a big negative. The online fee of $39 did not specify without cart so I paid additional for a riding cart. This made this coarse over priced in my opinion. Also, the cart was old and gas. Very bad for the environment .

It is a beautiful course even if it takes a little longer for weekdays.

got my butt kicked, had a great time and played a good round, staff was excellent
Course was well maintained service was topps

I have played Mt Si at least a dozen times. Last spring, on the first sunny day I attempted play and after 55 minutes, we were still on the 2nd fairway. I walked off the course and was given a refund. I have not played the course again until a few days ago. Something needs to be done about the pace of play. We skipped 2 holes, played thru a group, and joined the twosome ahead of them and still were on the course for 4.5 hours. Had we played all the holes it would have been over 5 hours, and this was a rainy monday at 2pm.

Pace of play aside, My Si is a fairly satisfying but short golf course. I would like to recommend using a roller on the greens every once in a while. They are bumpy and slow, making them an inconsistent putting surface. Mt Si charges a premium price compared to the other Snoqualmie Valley golf courses, but it not delivering a premium product. Invest in a green roller and I think it would make a huge difference.

Nice greens! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!