Kahler Mountain Club

The staff are very accommodating and the course is in pretty good condition. This day, Saturday, there was a frost delay, that contributed to more than normal congestion, plus there were two wedding parties that "merged" 6 & 7 golfers together. As a single, they leery me play through, so my round didn't incur any delay.

The course is in the best condition, much better than years past, and especially good for this time of year. Gem!

Beautiful scenery, well tended, gorgeous course. We almost had the course to ourselves. This is a gem well worth playing!

Course is now in great shape. Greens are good, a bit slow. This course is a great challenge. Par 5's all about risk reward. Par 3's long but fair. This is not a Seattle golf course, it is a mountain course with all the challenges of multiple elevations, each hole is an individual challenge. Worth the drive ! !
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I was a little worried about the recent forest fires nearby, but they did not get to close to the course. The course was a good shape, and the pace of play was great (not many people on the course- I think others were scared off by the nearby fires).

If you can, go play this course as they could use the business.

I played here and wrote a review 6/20/2014 and at that time the winter beat the course up. I am happy to say the course has come back and is in great playing shape. Except hole 8 which is still closed. Karen in the pro shop was very professional and handled the computer down and a huge crowd very well. I have always loved playing here and very pleased the course has recovered.

Outstanding, a gem in the Washington Cascades, great conditions, great people, beautiful setting

I have played this course for many years and love it. The course gets better as the summer rolls on.

I had played this course four years ago, and had good memories of it. Unfortunately, the winter did some damage to the course. Several greens were in tough shape. One hole is still closed. There are many tight drives on this course. Elevated tees make for interesting club choices. I might give this another shot in a couple of years.

This was our first time playing Kahler Glen and we were amazed. Peaceful, quiet, and challenging, the course was fun to play and full of opportunities. We will definitely be back.

Course not long but tite. bring some extra balls. 18 holes that each challenge in their way. You will use every club. I am a 8 Hcp. I play from blue tee boxes. Probably adds 2-3 strokes. Greens are average but getting better day.

It appears that it suffered somes ow damage last year. A few bad greens where they are. Trying to recover. Biggest complaint: heavy water usage . Many areas where it was walking on A sponge . It was sower on one green we were under attack from Mosquitos, had to hurry puta get away, all because of too much water.

I have been a member of the men's club for around 15 years but have moved to AZ. The course took a terrible beating this past winter and personally most of the greens should be temporary's and closed so they can grow in. Two holes are closed at this time changing the course rating. No restaurant or 19th hole.

While the weather and company were great the greens were in disrepair. They should pay you to play it right now not make you pay to play it. Worst conditions I have ever played on. Their was no food or drink to be bought either. Be a long time if I ever play it again.

Course is in very poor condition and could be years before they can get it back. Also, rerouting for hole #8 is confusing. Probably will not play here again.

I have played Kahler Glen for 10+ years, I have never seen it in such terrible condition. Tees and greens are mostly dead grass or green seed mulch. The 15th hole is closed for repair thus necessitating a temporary hole in a practice area. There is no restaurant or bar, In spite of all this they insist on charging high season rates. When we presented our Golf Now certificate the general manager rudely said "not supporting the course I see" why do you use golf now rather than come to us directly?".

Played with two other golfers and we were only ones on the course.Winter was harsh on this course. No restaurant or drinks..too bad. Staff said someone might take over food service. Won't be back soon.

Web site says you get a cart with fee, but when you print out confirmation it say fee for walking course.
Had to argue to get it with what was paid, even tho we had golf now call and confirm it included a golf cart in total.

Great course, but it was under winter playing condition

For many years we have enjoyed playing Kahler Glen. It was our first outing at Kahler this year. Unfortunately the harsh winter freezes, and no snow until February, took a terrible toll on some of the green and tee-boxes. The course is playable. Some of the greens are an automatic 2-putt currently.
Of course we will be back though! Grass is resilient and so are we :)