Druids Glen

I've played here a number of times over the years and have always really enjoyed this place. The course is unique and very picturesque. The greens are putting very well right now, but getting there is another story. It's still pretty soft and muddy and the rough is tall and thick. One of Druids key features is their white sand bunkers, and although they're pretty to look at, they're deep and difficult. They could definitely be maintained a little better, lots of footprints and animal tracks. The water features on the back nine appear to be under construction, but it doesn't take away from the enjoyment of the course, but I do hope they get filled back up. I also wish they would supply towels in the carts, when paying 60 bucks for a round it's a nice touch. A shoe cleaning station with compressed air would a nice added amenity, and if they want us to sand our divots they need to supply full sand bottles, not empty ones. I give this place a month and it will be playing sweet, I'll definitely return despite my rant.

I love this course, however I feel that for the conditions and the season it is extremely overpriced for a waterlogged course.

Was not told the greens had been punched until after I had paid. Overall conditions were very poor with the fairways trampled with elk prints. The temp greens were the poorest I have ever seen, most had unfilled divots and elk prints that made them completely unplayable. Was surprised to have one hole with no temp green at all and no mention of it on the tee box. The views were still very nice and a nice walk thru the woods made up for the fact that the actual golf part was terrible. Give this course a solid month to get the course playable.

I played here last summer and liked the layout. The weather report for the few days before i wanted to play was good,no rain.I was surprised to find this course wet everywhere, the fariways were totally soggy! The course was really unplayable, and should have been closed! I found out later by talking to a local that this place does not drain!

Also, the grille does not open until noon.

Not as good as expected, weather has been good but conditions were sad.

Beautiful Friday at Druids Glen. Played in under 3 hours and the greens and traps were in excellent condition. A super deal for $20. Cart path only and fairways were recently punched but overall one of the best golf experiences in the last 6 months.

Was a nice round and got lucky on the weather. Course was not as wet as I had expected. Was a fun time.

We played after a week of raining so the course was soggy. I was surprised how well kept the greens were. The forecast was for rain so there were not many other ppl out there. Luckily it was only slight! Really fun course and awesome employees.

The course was in great shape, especially the greens. Staff was friendly. The views of Mount Rainier were spectacular!

Great course, found it challenging and fun. Pace was slow, took more than 5 hours to finish.

We liked the course, the views, the friendliness of staff and players.

While conditions of a few courses in the immediate vicinity have suffered lately due to the unusually warm, dry summer, Druids Glen has come through shining. Tees, fairways and greens are all in excellent shape right now, and I'd recommend this over many other area courses.

The course was in excellent condition even though it had just rained. Great job grounds keepers!

It wasn't until I received my confirmation that I found out the cart was not included in the price. Not sure I received the value!

Beautiful course and scenery. Enjoyed views of Mt Rainier from different parts of the course. I'LL BE BACK!

overall good experience. Played 18 with my buddy on Friday. A threesome in front of us would be completely stopped if they were to walk much slower.
The course was in good shape, the greens were super nice and fast.

The round was slow and I wish they would marshal more. But none of the courses around here do. Greens rolled well and conditions were good

Course was in great shape, but pace of play was horrid and marshals we no help, just gave excuses.

A superb public course. Challenging, yet forgiving. And with good weather, beautiful to boot! Definitely worth a visit, and don't forget to grab a bite at the 19th! :)

I always enjoy playing Druid's Glen. It is a great course, and the views of Mt Rainier are amazing. I will continue to play Druid's Glen every chance I can.

My frustration was with the Marshalls who worked last Sunday morning. We had a foursome that teed off at 7:15. The foursome ahead of us was hitting their approaches on #2 when we teed off on #1. We were hitting our tee shots on #2 when the threesome behind us teed off on #1. We had that cushion all day long.

The Marshall stops us on #6 to tell us to speed up play, because the group ahead of us was on #7 green. We told him that they started almost two holes ahead of us, and we were 15 minutes ahead of schedule. He also stopped us on #8, and said the same thing. Again, we told him we were ahead of schedule. He stopped us again on #12, telling us the same thing, that the group ahead of us were on #14. By that time, we are getting ticked.

The threesome behind us never pushed us, and we were still on or ahead of schedule. Our scores ranged from 83-93, so we were not out there just hacking it around.

On #16, we had a different Marshall stop us, and do the same thing, even though we were still on schedule, and we had the same cushion all day.

When we finished #18, I looked at the time...4 hours and 5 minute round. If the Marshalls had not been harassing us all day, we would have played in less than 4 hours.

Beautiful course, no complaints there. The Marshalls made it less enjoyable though. My playing partners complained to the Pro Shop, which they should have.

Bad experience, but I will still go back.