Lewis River Golf Course

This is a beautiful course and is manicured to perfection. The greens are some of the best I have encountered on a public course and they are fast. Keep the ball below the hole and maintain your rhythm on your putting stroke as it doesn't take much of a mistake to end up three putting. This was my first time on this course and I suggest requesting to be paired with someone has played it previously. I'll certainly return when I'm in the area again. Great Track, fun to play and friendly Staff.

Lewis River GC is the perfect scenic course for locals in the southwest WA area. It has everything from a challenging 600yd par 5 to nice easy par 3s over water hazards. I'm going to make it a habit to return.

Hadn't played Lewis River in year's, but got a great GolfNow "Hot Deal" and couldn't pass it up. Had a great time, despite my poor score. Great setting and scenery. The course is gorgeous and the greens are significantly better than a few years back. I will be back!

After a very wet winter/spring, the course played pretty well. Some standing water, greens rolled well. Stray shots find the trees easily.

We play golf all winter long because LR drains really well. There are some soggy spots but for the most part it's super playable in the rain or sunshine

The course was in great condition considering the massive amount of rain the area has gotten. Had a great time.

There has been a lot of rain around these parts lately but the course was in pretty good shape. The greens rolled well and were still fast. My son and I played nine holes in one hour and thirty minutes.

I play a few times a year at Lewis River and usually enjoy a leuisurely round on a nicely maintained course. This time, however, I was grouped behind a tournament of 30+ handicappers. As I watched a foursome on 10 hit 4 straight balls into the trees 30 yards to the right of them, I knew it was going to be a slow round. Luckily I was joined by 3 golf buddies who made the walk a little more enjoyable. 3:15 to play 9 holes.

Having lived in Vancouver for 3 years, I had not made it to Lewis River yet and heard good and bad things. We played early on a busy Saturday with a few events. Pace of play was great (4 hrs 10 mins) and staff was friendly and kind. Course had some issues with the greens as some turf loss was in spots and they had re seeded some collars and surrounds... they weren't very fast but rolled ok.. Some good views of the Lewis River from the patio too! It's a fun NW course, that isn't terribly long, you can easily walk and have a fun time. It might be a bit over priced, but I would come back.

This the second time I have used Golf Now at Lewis River. The first time the guy behind the counter was upset because we got the price of 10.00 dollars to play 18. This time the guy was rude when we asked if we could go off early because there was nobody at the tee box. He told us when you book on Golf Now I can make you wait until your tee time. We waited 45 minutes and nobody was teeing off.

I love playing here but everytime we book with Golf Now we are treated bad

Just a terrific place to play golf and get away from the city...and a great value for the money!

It is a fun and somewhat challenging course to play. They did had some bare spots on some of the greens and approach to the greens. It was an overall enjoyable course to play. The $5 food/beverage certificate is a plus.

Greens are a bit off

All in all a fun course

I am still going to play there but the greens were not in good shape and looked like the fungus or what ever issue was there from last year. No reason for sand on a green. Also server staff in the restaurant were great they were not prepared to serve 4 people 15 minutes for 3 hot dogs well you tell me. As I said I am playing again soon it could have just been a better experience.

There must have been a change in ownership or something. Since Aug. 2014, the course has gone downhill and not worth my time or money anymore. I have been going to Lewis River for the better part of 20 years (7-10 per year) it’s an hour drive for me, but was worth it. I used to LOVE this place. It used to be the diamond in rough, a country club feel that was open to the public, a place I looked forward to playing because of the nice greens and nice conditions, but I won’t be back until the conditions dramatically improve! And at the rate they’re going, it might be a long time!! If you’re a beginner or just a hack that could care less about course conditions, then this is the course for you. But if you’re like me (9 handicap) and like to putt on nice greens, this is not a pace to play. The greens are splotchy, bumpy, and simply terrible. They claimed their irrigation system broke during a hot spell and burnt the greens. That was 2014, this is 2016 and they’re still not back? REALLY? And to charge $45.00 is a crime! And if that’s not enough, the bridges, stairs, bunkers are also in horrible shape. Some bunkers don’t even have sand in them. I am soo disappointed!!

Only issue is pace of play. Can be slow. Greens were well maintained. Its very nice course for the $. Like it for walking - very level and green to next tee box lay out is well done.

Course was in relatively good playing shape considering the amount of rain SW Washington has received this winter.