Lewis River Golf Course

First negative is that you cannot use an ATT cellular device within a half mile of the course. No ability to use an ATT cell phone at all especially if you are tracking your scores on Golf Shot or other cellular activity. For physicians this poses no opportunity to play if you are on call.
Second negative is that the greens are awful!! Seemingly the roller is broken and been that way for three weeks. The greens are bad, spongy, slow and bumpy. Not a good deal even if they give you a free round!!
Very disappointed with my outing. This course is and could be an excellent experience, but it is in need of attention and love!! I was told by one of the workers that their revenue is targeted at best ball groups and weddings!!

We drove up from Oregon to play the course and would have to say it was so worth it. its a fantastic hidden course right on the river. It was easy to walk and the landscaping was exquisite. once you go you will be hooked!

This course is a favorite. It is a very beautiful course with a couple very long par 5 holes. It is a bit of a drive which keeps the cost down, but if this were closer to town, it would be a $80 course. It can easily be played year-round; however, there is the occasional soggy spot. If there was ever a course to walk, this is it. Relatively flat and not long distances between holes. The river along a couple holes and a few lakes add to the forest beauty of Lewis River.

Great weather. Course is good shape. Pace of play was frustrating.

awesome day of golf with friends. good weather,nice fairways and fast greens .trees and river with a light breeze ,it dosn't get any beter in the northwest.

The 12th hole is 613 yards from the white tees and may be the longest is Washington State. The 16th is a relatively short par 4 with a sharp dog leg left over a pond with a fountain. The overall course condition there are good with well maintained grounds.

The course is located on the Lewis river and is very scenic.

The staff is friendly and they have a full service restaurant and bar overlooking the Lewis river.

Course was stacked as expected on first real sunny weekend with good weather. Marshall did best they could to keep it moving but all it takes is one group to log jam everyone on the course behind them. Greens were just punched so ran a little slow. However, the course is always a pleasure to play and provides a tight shotmakers approach to front and bombers style on the back - great mix.

The course is in great condition. Very good drainage only one soft spot in front of #9 green but not real bad. Greens had been cored probably couple months ago, no sand on greens, cores almost filled. Just enough dimples on them to hold your putt a little straighter. 4/22/13 was great day to play, sunny and 65 degrees.

I showed up almost an hour early for my tee time. I told the pro shop guy that and asked if I could go out early and by myself. He said because I had booked my tee time with golfnow.com I got it very cheap and they normally do not let people who do that go out early. But in his words, "I will cut you some slack because we want you to keep coming back", so he allowed it. The course was almost empty, no one was on the first tee or the entire first hole. I did look behind me while playing, no one. The course had plenty of room, I know I was early, why not let someone out early if it does not interfere with anything/anyone. I was also walking, not riding one of their carts. Comments that the guy made were totally unwarranted. I also thought that if I said something to the guy, he would have made me wait 55 minutes until my booked tee time arrived. I've been golfing for 46 years, first time I got that kind of treatment. The course was being plugged as I played, the greens were recently aerated but not sanded or they were not sanded properly. The golfnow.com website did not have a warning about this nor did the golf course advise me of this when I called a day in advance to check on their dress code. I have played this course many times before but nothing like this happened previously.

Course was in pretty good shape and the layout is quite fun. The front nine is more old style golf and the back nine is more modern. The fairways and greens were recently aerated, but still in good shape.

This course is in my top 5 that i play! Always well kept, dryer in the winter than most other courses. The monster par 5 at 620 yards is always exciting and very demanding. Usually not to busy and close to Vancouver-Portland. I would recommend it to anyone!

Was looking forward to a round out at Lewis River. When I purchased the round it was marked with an "A" for aerating. I would have been ok with that but when we get there we find out no greens are being used and the replacement greens are on the fairway every hole. Feel like that should have been mentioned on the golf now site before we drive an hour. Lewis river is a great course but this was a poor experience because of the replacement greens.

Coarse is in GREAT shape. Greens are good,w/no winter burn. Beautiful coarse along Lewis River. Can watch Salmon being caught on hole 17.

Always enjoy playing Lewis River. My only concern is the lack of signage to the course. Unless you know where you are going you could miss the turnoff. Makes it nice for us who know how to get there. Nicely maintained and offers challenges to us who are not professionals. Water areas are very nicely portrayed. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys a beautiful landscaped facility.

Course was in good shape for 1st week of march. Greens are keep up well.

The front side is somewhat tame, like a fuzzy little bear, but the back is more like a roaring lion, it truly can eat your lunch. The course is very, very different from the whites and the blues. I would suggest you play them both to find out what one meets your golfing needs. The lower handicap player will get a real test from the blues on the back....no really, I mean it! I am looking forward to getting back there bringing some of my friends for a real treat.

I will definetly go back. The course was in the best shape of any course in the area. I was impresed with how well it has been kept up. Not muddy or sloppy like the other local courses.

Play was fast and good, deal good, weather good. Getting through this review was irritating

I recommend Lews River because it's one of the few courses you can actually play in the winter in this area where the ball doesn't plug on every shot. Practice facility is grass tees, but irons only.

In the late fall, the colors and the purr of the river make this a really relaxing outing