Apple Tree Golf Course

Fantastic golf course, was able to play in 3 and 1/2 hours on a Saturday afternoon. Accommodates with four sets of tees. Greens are small and tough pin placements for a resort course. Overall an enjoyable golf course with lots of water and elavated greens.

I would only have two suggestions for Apple Tree. Lower pricing for out of towners. And better sand for the bunkers!

Quirky and moderately tough layout. Tee to green conditions were excellent, but greens needed some serious TLC. Staff was rude and clientele is pretty snooty. It's one Westsiders short go play at least once.

The course was is decent shape. I have played this course many times in the past, but this time the greens were not in very good shape. Lots of spots on the greens that need to be treated for winter mold damage or something that creates bare spots that putts do not roll over on a true line. They said that the greens had been rolled in the morning, but the greens were still quite bumpy.
It is still a nice course but I'm not sure if it is truly worth the money unless you pay Yakima resident green fee.

First time on this course and look forward to playing here again. This course was a challenge and now knowing the lay out feel I can improve my score and look forward to the next time. bob w

I'm a college student who grew up in Yakima and I've been away for a few years. I haven't played this course since my freshman year in high school and the course has improved drastically since then. I was very impressed with the way the conditions of the course compared to the other courses in the region. The greens a big and the course can be long with the wind in your face on westward facing holes. I attend school in the portland area and played the OGA in woodburn last week. These courses are very similar but I have to give the better review to Apple Tree. I was very impressed with how much the course has improved and the conditions of the course for this time of year. The only negative feeling came in the club house when I was given a hard time for not having the reservation from golf now on paper. I showed him the reservation on my phone and with a little talk he let me play on. Other than that the staff are very friendly.

The course was well maintained and the pace was great. We finished in 3.5 hours.

the course has a nice setting, and is always well kept. oddly this Sunday was very quiet.

The course is well maintained, great setting, and challenging.

The staff in the pro shop and the marshal were less than cordial. We were criticized for not having a paper copy of our GolfNow reservation even though I could show it to him on my phone. We use GolfNow when we travel and we DON'T carry a printer. If we weren't committed through our reservation we would have left without playing.

Every two or three years I come and play this golf course. From the staff to the tee to the clubhouse its a very nice atmosphere. As soon as you hit the #1 tee you see the beauty of the course. Make sure u have enough balls for #17 their signature hole! Overall a fantastic time for sure.

I would rate the course higher but being a female I don't like that there are only portable toilets on the front nine and they don't even have water or hand sanitizer. The greens had just been sanded so the putting was a little challenging but it is a beautiful course in a beautiful location. I had a par on the Apple so it was a great experience!

I particularly enjoyed a relatively fast pace of play at a big discount from Golf Now yesterday. The greens were a little slower than I expected and the sand traps are always the worst in the area (either very crusty or rocky). It's too bad that a course of this calibre has such terrible traps.

Played during a long hot spell and course showed this. Both fairways and greens were affected. Overall experience was good and a fun course to play.

Playing Apple Tree with my son is always a treat. Even though it was a warm Yakima day, it was comfortable on the course. The greens putted true. Keeping my ball dry on the apple green was a plus.

Well, the women's bathroom looked like a hurricane hit them. Then we are golfing at 3:50 pm on a 90 degree day, and they close the snack area at 4pm that offers the drinks. No cart lady on the course. Really? You would think they would keep staff on hand for 90 degree days. It seems like the course is cutting cost. I noticed that they don't even put soap in the golf ball cleaners.

great day had the course all to our selves being it got up to 106 monday but thats the way we like it and for 20 dollars cant beat that thanks
r. munson

I was traveling when i purchased this tee time. Therefore not having a printed paper with the confirmation. Rod told me 3 times (as if i was a child) that i had to have my stuff together and bring the printed sheet with me. I finally explained that i did not have a printer in my car while i was traveling. i had to read the info of my email confirmation to him "because his eyes are too old to read phones". When i went back in to the club house to use the restrooms he was telling the whole story to all the people in line how "somebody came in without all the information, and u just have to have your stuff together" while shrugging and rolling his eyes.........very rude. Had it not been for Golfnow we would have not spent $300 there that day.

This Golf Now deal enabled us to play a fabulous course that we would not have been able to afford financially. We had a fabulous day at Appletree, including the golfing and Miners in Yakima.

I have heard and read about this course for many years and finally played it... I am sorry it took me so long to make the trip over here to play it. The course is very interesting as it not only winds through the apple orchards, but has elevation gains and losses. The carts do not have GPS which would be very helpful on many of the holes.... so bring whatever gadget you have that will tell you the yardage. There are plenty of bunkers in landing areas and surrounding the greens. The greens are fairly large, with plenty of undulation and tiers. There was water on many of the holes... down the sides, in front of the greens, etc. The hazards were not always visible from the tee or the fairway. The wind was blowing 10-20 MPH and made some of the holes very long. I believe that wind is a common issue here in Eastern Washington. The course was in good condition, and the staff there was very friendly and helpful. The food is also excellent at the restaurant, and is popular with the local residents... Great views of the 9th, 17th, and 18th holes. I had a 2PM cheap rate, and flew around the course in 3 hours. and was back at home by 7:30 on the west side....