Sage Hills Golf Resort

I wanted to place an order....For just a pick up? And was told they were not taking orders because of a party? Hello your a freaking restraunt. Get in the catering business and close the Bar/Restraint down.

The golf was really good for a first time experience here. Greens have some trouble issues which were being worked on, the good parts of the greens were great and rolled true. Only issue was we let the pro shop know that our cart was running out of battery power. Was told it was ok, which it wasn’t, we ended up limping in over last two holes. Should have been exchanged at the turn like we wanted. Other than that, looking forward to playing here again. Really like that they are part of the GolfNow Program, using the Hot Deals makes it really afford.

This was a good way to take a break from driving 5 hours. I will stop here again. Go Cougs!

Sage Hills is a little funky, but a fun track overall. The funky starts with driving through the associated RV resort to get to the 10th tee. Never had to do that before. Next is the Pendleton Whisky bottle used for a soap dispenser in the proshop/clubhouse restroom. Follow that with the "aroma" of the nearby dairy farm following you around the entire round. Last is the extremely narrow driving windows and landing areas from the Black tees. It's aptly named with plenty of sage and hills throughout. It's a fair lay-out even with some difficult side-hill lies and tee box locations. The greens were in very good shape, ran smooth and true, and the breaks took some time to figure out. The food in The Grill restaurant was very good. Overall it's good muni-course that's work a stop if you're in the Moses Lake WA area.

In town visiting family and decided to book a round. Read the reviews on this course and decided to check it out.

Checked in and got some information about the course from the desk staff since I was expecting to play as a single. Went to the first tee and met a couple from Oregon that had been playing their way to Spokane for a family function. We hooked up and that made the round very enjoyable.

Nice fairways and the rough was about 3”. Not to bad. The greens were a little slow and it took me about 9 holes to figure it out. All in all a nice round. Too bad we’re leaving soon I’d like to play it again.

I walked 9, and then rode 27. They had a great deal, play all day for $20 after 10 AM in August. The heat made walking more than 9 not an option (>90*).

If you miss the fairway, the course doesn't overly punish you, the greens are true, great speed, many are relatively flat, but there are a few where you really have to play the slopes. All in all I highly recommend this course.

I have golfed this course a few times and always have a wonderful time. The pace of play is always pretty good and is a good course for beginners and expeirenced golfers alike.

This is a great course for beginner golfers, not the most perfect fairways, but the greens are good.

10 minutes south of I-90 near Moses Lake, this course is a secret pleasure every golfer should play if they're in the area. The greens roll very true and the layout is varied and interesting with some just-right elevation changes, water features, mature trees and desert-style rough. The course is almost never busy, just pull off the freeway and you can bang out a fun 3.5 hour round hauling butt in an electric cart. Slow group in front? Just drive around 'em. Laid back place mostly played by local farmers, rv-retirees and fishermen, and every good player in the area because it also happens to be a great track! You'll have to see it to believe it. Also--nearby Othello has a private nine-holer built by Robert Trent Jones Corp. back in the day. It's open to the public (and cheap), so you can have 27 holes of good in basically the middle of nowhere. Shhh. It's a secret!

From where I live the location is great. The carts there were quick and had plenty of power. There was plenty of shade. The pin distances were marked adequately. The greens were nice and well kept , no divots. This course had plenty of variety , good distances on all the holes. I will go back there soon.

We enjoyed this course. A few blind spots, but a very playable course all in all. There is an RV park near by & several of the residents were out & about... they were freindly as well.

Guy behind the counter in proshop tried to charge us full price instead of golfnow price. His excuse was he didn’t realize we booked on golfnow. Course was in great shape, greens where rolling true and fast. 19th hole was very slow; we ended up leaving because of the wait. Overall course was great and a good value, behind the counter and bar was only fair.

love the course, nice greens, sneaking long tee to green.

Excellent weather which made for a great day out on the course. Course was in very good shape. There live trapping the moles which has been a problem in the past. reducing the mole population will help keep the course in excellent condition. very enjoyable day.

My husband and I had a great time golfing Sagehill yesterday. Everyone there was very laid-back and just enjoying a good time in the sun. The course is just now getting in good shape due to cold weather. In a few weeks it will be perfect. This course is located right off of the freeway which makes easy access. We called it our perfect Date Day. The restaurant will not be open until April 15 but knowing from the past it is good.