Blue Heron Golf Course

Played for the first time since the remodel. Didn't see any difference in the course but it played just fine. Some of the greens had problems but where it was green the ball rolled great, true, and at a good pace. The fairways were better than I remembered and the ball bounced as expected (less one fairway on the back). Bring your straight game and leave your distance at home.

This is an alright course. It has a very laid back atmosphere which is good for relaxing and enjoying the day. The course is a little spendy given the conditions. The fairways are decent, the greens were sickly on a few holes and the ruff was a bit long. Overall a good experience

We play twilights in most cases, which is great there, except the risk of having (extremely) slow players in front of you. Course improved a lot recently, especially the greens. Overall a great course for the buck!

Huge grass driving range, really wide fairways on some holes. Some water but not too tricky.

My only complain was the greens. Some of them had patches of sand in the middle. Huge chunks of grass missing. Kind of disappointing. Also, the grass clippings were still on the ground everywhere so shots tended to die and I even lost a couple of balls that definitely landed in the fairway but I couldn't ever find them. I'd play it again though I had fun.

Compared to 2 weeks ago, the course conditions are 100% better. The fairways no longer have clumps of mowed grass on them and the greens are in excellent condition. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed playing this course. Be sure to eat in the restaurant. The food is very good to excellent. Not a snack bar, but rather a place to go for dinner even if you don't play a round.

This is the former Carnation Golf Course. It is a fairly short and easy course made more challenging by the long rough and often poor conditions on the fairways and greens. A drive that rolls off the fairway even a foot can be VERY difficult to find and a challenge to hit. Several greens have ground under repair on them. Greens are very fast and don't hold on long approaches. Very few bunkers, but they were nice. Several holes have blind drives over large natural areas, so course knowledge would be a plus. I think the telling statement is you are not rewarded for a good shot on this course.

The rough was quite deep. This may be due to long wet periods preventing mowing. The greens were fantastic. The course still plays a little wet thiugh they have put in lots of new drainage it is just enough to dry out some of the fairways.
The clubhouse is quite fine and the food is fantaetic.

The course was in bad condition. Due to recent rain the course was a big mud pit everywhere more or less. In fact, it was so bad the back 9 was not even open. However, this was not stated on GolfNow, only notified when we showed up. This course is going to need a long dry spell to really get dried out. Maybe during the summer it'll really be playable.

New ownership has made and is continuing to make great improvements!

Enjoyed a nice relaxed round. Spring golf but no cart restrictions.

Good value for inexpensive golf. New owners are cleaning up and making drainage improvements (of old Carnation Golf Course). Nature and wildlife in protected environment along Snoqualmie River. Easy walking course. Very nice new clubhouse and restaurant. No Pro Shop inventory. Long rough makes balls easy to hide. Greens slow and bumpy (recently aerified). Bring your own drinking water.

3 of us played blue heron on Saturday morning. We had a group behind us, but never really felt pressured for pace, and by the 5th hole, we'd lost sight of them. Course was damp, but in decent shape. Would have been nice if they got the rest of the dead leaves out of the rough, it makes it hard to find your ball.

This is the first time I've played there since the change in owners a few years ago. The re-done restaurant was good (food was good, beer selection good, but the server we started with may have been in training still... ). I'd go back, it was a great value for a decent course.