Bear Creek Golf Complex - Cub Course

We played crazy early on Sunday. The course was wet then played it again for 36 holes total it dried up mid morning and greens were pretty fast. Maybe pulled out the driver for a couple holes but over all everything was great. Staff was friendly nice little club house hope to get back soon and play the Bear.

Overall this is a fun yet challenging course. It moves along and is in decent shape. The only issue, no useable on course bathroom.

Fun course good conditions little soggy here in there and the tee boxes get pretty beat up, but overall no complaints.

My wife and I booked a 1:40pm tee time for a premium considering what their normal course price is. My wife is pregnant and could only handle 3 hours in the warmer weather so we booked the cub course which we usually pace at 2.5 hours. We’ve played this course at least 20/30 times and have never had it take anywhere near as long as it did today.

There was a children’s tournament happening in front of us which is all fine (we’re parents too) and the parents of these kids playing were rude and heckling us. They held up the pace of play so badly my wife was about to pass out at hour 4 when we finally reached hole 13. She hit the ball a little left and it rolled down the hill towards the last group of the tournament she yelled fore and the next thing we know the parents are shooting us dirty looks and send someone from the course to scold us for not yelling fore even though we did. So now we have course employees scolding my hot tired pregnant wife who has been sitting in the heat for hours waiting for this tournament.

To wrap up the experience when we reached the clubhouse after calling it quits on an unfinished round because we were racking up babysitter time. The two kids working at the cart return were doing an algebra lesson and completely ignored us.

However the ladies working at the bar and the cart girl were all excellent and provided great customer service.

The course was in OK shape considering the time of the year, however, the course has no cart path, except for patches of dirt that have huge potholes filled with water. And the ranger will get mad if you are driving on the fairway. If you’re going to play this complex, play the bear course, and find a better executive course somewhere else.

This course got us in and out in about 2 hours and 35 minutes for the 18 cub course holes. The course was absolutely packed with players but everyone was moving consistently. Pace of play is very important to us as we have been stuck for over 4 hours down the street at Springfield (which is basically the same course). Then you factor in the cost and it all worked out great for us all.

The Cub course at Bear Creek is a fun executive course, with excellent conditions (tee boxes, fairways and greens) !

Course was very well kept, grass was very green and the fairways in great shape. Staff is extremely helpful and friendly! It's our go to course!

Everyone we met was great. The starter was also from WA State. We talked about the Seattle Seahawks. Course has lots of different distances to test your iron game. Overall, fun day of warm golf.

always in great condition. good course to practice various iron shots. Will use most of your clubs

Golfed with my wife who rarely golfs. Perfect course to help confidence and for beginners.

Course is in good shape

Greens, tee boxes & gairwsys all in good shape

The cub course is a nice round for beginning golfers or seniors with minor mobility issues. Also good for those wanting to practice irons, chipping and putting. The executive course is also very nice to play for experienced golfers. Staff is very friendly. Rate of play was excellent.