Druids Glen

I was able to book a tee time for $20 through Golf Now. It's hard to find any complaints when you're playing for such a good price. Course was in decent shape, but greens were really bumpy and fairways were soggy. Pace of play wasn't bad either.I'm sure it's a different course in the summer, probably much much more difficult. But for $20, this place is above average.

The course is off the beaten path but worth the drive. Clubhouse and staff were very nice. The course gives a challenge from all tee boxes, with water, traps and elevation changes to test your skills. Risk/reward is present on all holes......smart course management is a must for a good score. For February, the golf course played well, with no standing water. A couple of fairways had low spots that were very soft allowing for little or no roll. The greens putted nicely considering the time of year. Winter maintenance was evident, as sand was being added appropriately to most fairways. The sky cleared as we made the turn, so Mt. Rainier came out in its glory.....beautiful views from the course. I've played here many times and keep coming back. Summer golf here is terrific, but it should be on your list for a dry winter day too. BTW, the old chef is back at the 19th hole...........food was very good and there is a selection of 30 different beers on tap.

Fairways heavily sanded but very playable in winter conditions. Sand traps well groomed with good sand even when wet. Greens ran fast but a little bumpy. Overall a good winter round between days of rain.

Got there with plenty of time to spare but was held back form our tee time due to the fog. Once we tee'd off the pace was a bit slow and the course was holding a bit of water. Plenty of deer droppings covering the fairways and a few jerks roam the course thinking that they are members of an exclusive public course. However ... I like this place! Very few houses to block your views from the wilderness, a good amount of water to add some difficulty and the course is always well maintained. Golf here if you can.

#17 was virtually unplayable it was like playing in a swamp, almost impossible to hit the ball off the fairway.

Conditions were wet, but very enjoyable course. I am a beginner, but shot a 109 which isnt that bad. Greens were pretty fast when I played there (02/09/2013)

The fairways were very wet and sandy. Play was extremely slow for winter at over 5 hours

Billy the starter is an big time jerk, I don't pay good money to be harassed by anyone. If I ever come back and I'm treated the same way by Billy, I'm not stopping at just writing a review. Shot a 78 and he acts like I'm lucky to be there. Water the course and fix the tee box and driving range, the sand looks nice but are hard and thin, my friend bottomed his club twice on different holes. Maintenance should be ashamed of what should be a beautiful course. Played in 51/2 hours, what a joke.

Druids Glen is a beautiful, fun, and challenging course. I would love to play the course on a sunny day. Fighting the rain and the course made it even more challenging.

One of the best courses this side of the mountains. Very challenging. well designed holes. GPS on the golf carts was great. Plan on playing again.

Druids is one of my favorite courses. It seems to always be in good shape. This time though they were thatching some fairways so it was lift and place on those. The wind was blowing stuff all over the greens but who can control that.
Got around in under four hours. All in all a great day!

The course itself is a great layout. The greens were
In phenominal condition. Even though they just thatched the fairways. The course was in great shape.
The only thing I would change us the staff. It seemed as if we were bothering him by being there.

I have played this course a couple of times but never in the rain. I love the challenging layout and it is one of my favorite courses out here but I was very surprised how poorly 5 of the back 9 holes drain. There was standing water on 3 of these holes and the rest of the back 9 greens were water logged to varying degrees. I could understand if it had been raining for a week straight but it was the first real day of rain in about 2 months.

nice golf course, good maintenance, good deal, friendly staff

Druid's Glen is a challenging, fun course with 18 individually memorable holes. It includes interesting elevation changes, water features, and large bunkers filled with fluffy white sand. The greens are well maintained, fast, and rollling. It probably will push your handicap UP while invitinging your to come again.

love the layout, self contained ,(no houses), in amongst the woods. undulating greens, water holes and bunkering. has it all to challenge the golfer.

Good challenging course with some lovely holes. Condition quite good , tee boxes could be improved. Played mid week and finished in under 4 hrs, weekend round lasted over 5 hrs and we came off at 15th!! beware the overbooking syndrome!