Druids Glen

Would be good if the starters would hold back each group for 10 minutes. We waited every hole every shot sometimes having 3 groups on one hole. It took 3 hours to finish 9 holes. When play is fast a cart is nice should of walked because a lot of time was spent waiting.

The extreme heat has dried out this course. You can see where they have used up their pond water to combat this. Due to the dryness, divots have not healed and are numerous on all the fairways. Do not recommend late afternoon play as the locals flood the course. Clubhouse is nice and the food was excellent. Front nine can be walked, but walking the back nine will test your fitness.

It was the first time for my son and I to play the course and we really enjoyed our experience. We traveled almost 50 miles to play. The greens were firm but receptive and the tee boxes were in great shape. The staff was super starting in the pro shop and the starter was great providing good information on how the course was playing. We are looking forward to a return visit.

This was the third time I played twilight and got in only 9 holes in 3 hours of standing around. Two of the times I called the clubhouse and asked for a marshal to come out because 4 groups were backed up. No one ever came out. The first time I complained after the round, they said, "oh, the men's club is having a tournament". I asked why they started a tournament on the same holes already being played and got a shoulder shrug and I'm sorry look. The second time they blamed the men's club again and said we could go to the front since they started us on the back (when the front was wide open earlier). NOT A FAN!!

Although the Golf.Now pricing was disappointing with an $11.50 fee on a $54 deal for two (totalled $66), (a comparable $30 day the day before walking had $30 each with a $6 in fees) a and thought it included a cart based on other days I looked at (surprise!) the golf was good. we were paired up with a couple of nice individuals and enjoyed the day.

I thought the greens were great. Weren't bumpy and rolled great. Fairways had a few bare spots which it looks like low spots were water pools in the winter. Round was over 5 hours but I still enjoyed my round. Easy walking course besides two long walks between holes on the back nine.

The Par 3's are extremely tough from the blacks.

The restaurant/bar has great food and good selection of brews on tap.

Great place to get out and play some challenging holes. Definitely going to be hard for those that can't hit straight but has lots of amazing holes and readable greens that won't make you want to snap your clubs.

It was a great course. It was my first time here and I am a novice player and found it challenging but not intimidating. Will definitely go back!

The greens were in nice shape and the beverage cart service was great. If you are looking for anything else good you can stop reading now. The bathrooms in the clubhouse were missing soap, seat covers, and toilet paper. The range ball dispenser was out of balls as 3 of us waited hoping to warm up prior to our round (10:00 a.m. on a Sunday). Nobody ever came to remedy that situation. The fairways were skinned in many places, bunkers had many rocks, and divots were everywhere from 150 in. i see municipals in much better shape than what I experienced at Druids Glen. I definitely will not go back nor would I recommend this course to others.

Course was in great shape. Challenging & fun. Spectacular scenery highlighted by gorgeous Mt Rainier

The course played very well, appears to be maintained regularly and greens played fast even at the beginning of real springtime.
Staff was super friendly!
If you fancy walking, do so at your own risk, it's about 150-175 yards from green to tee on every hole.
Some water hazards looked as though they weren't getting attention as some showed ugly black tarps and mud around their edges.
Lavender and yellow buds grow near the cart paths 1-9, adding some lovely color to the overpowering green all around you.
Stretches of long par fours on back nine could be considered par fives, especially 18.
Has a driving range but it could use some mats with rubber tees, as the ground was pretty beat up around the hitting spaces and everyone has to use their own tees to practice woods and drivers.
Had fun as soon as I started playing, didn't stop until the last ball fell. Will return.

course was in good shape but greens are solid extremely hard to stop the ball on them

Course in overall very good condition. Prety firm for this early in the season. It might dry out moving forward. Have to mention "Bobby" a marshal there. Played 5 holes with him then he had to go to work. Great guy! An asset to the course.

This is a beautiful golf course. Unfortunately, it wasn't invery good condition. It's early in the year and rainy Seattle makes it hard to keep a course in good condition. That being said, the views of Mt.Rainier are spectacular and the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest shines here.

The course is in spectacular condition. The clubhouse has great food and the best bar I've seen at any golfcourse.

Greens were in good shape and so were the bunkers. This is a real great course and if you get on for early twilight one of the best values in the entire state. 5 star rating for me when everything is considered.

By far one of my favorites. Beautiful scenery, good test of skils.

Good value only because it was a hot deals. Course was pretty rough., slow greens.

The greens hadn't been mowed in a while and there were a few greens that were like concrete. Couple fairways looked like Darrell took his 4x4 through them. I've played this course before and it was in a lot better shape. I don't know if they had a wash out or what but I'm glad I only paid $25 for the condition it was in. The views and the bar are fantastic along with the layout. I recommend waiting a good month or so.

Overall the course was in good shape. The greens were excellent, the fairways had some muddy spots and some sparse grass areas, but by the first of May, it should be very nice.

maybe if you play when it's been dry for a few weeks the course would be nice but for $80 w/cart and half the fairways were unplayable it's definitely not worth the money.