Little Creek Casino Resort

The staff are super friendly and helpful. The course is in great shape.

course is in great shape greens roll good great layout and you want to play it more than once

Pro shop staff was rude and dismissive because I had gotten a discounted tee time with golf now. I wouldn't play the course again because of this unless it was free. I actually went I'm after my round to buy something and the same staff member was ride again.

The big issue is I was early and they refused to even putting me on the course early. As single this is disturbing, As There were 4 some gaps.

THE COURSE WAS I EXCELLENT CONDITION;IT WAS LIKE WALKING ON A FINE CARPET.

Course featured a number of very challenging forced carries over waste areas and very tightly mowed fairways. With the various tee options it should be enjoyable for everyone. Can be a ball eater if you are not reasonably straight.

The people, conditions, and golf experience was outstanding! Weather was ideal.

Great course to play close to home. very challenging so sacrificing distance for accuracy is a good idea. The roughs are rough so stay in the fairway. Lots of fun holes which provides a nice variety.
Excellent shape throughout,clubhouse beautiful, very friendly staff.

I know you have a totally championship course;the green fees are well worth it to play your course,but having said that,I believe if you brought them down some you would actually get more play and increase your revenue!Certainly will play it again;but would play it way more often if green fees were a bit lower!

The drive in gives you a clue as to what you're in for. Then the clubhouse, the range, and the 9th and 18th greens. This place wowed me like no other course I've played. And I played Chambers Bay last week, no comparison. The PGA should have picked Salish.

This is my favorite course in Western WA. Great conditions, great layout, great setting. Bring some extra balls if your driver is not going straight, because you WILL lose your ball the second it leaves the fairway. Will be back in August to play again and win some $$$ from the Casino :-)

The course design is beautiful, though there aren't many really unique, interesting holes. The course is in great shape, especially the greens. Staff was friendly, but inexplicably held up our tee time 40 minutes for no apparent reason. I wish they perhaps recommended power carts rather than requiring them; I'd love to walk this course!

My only complaint was the sandy greens on the front 9. Otherwise the fairways were like carpet, the views breathtaking, and the course was very fair if you stayed in the fairway.

The course was playing very soft. Drives plugged in the fairway, greens were slow compared to how they normally play.

Playing from the tips played extra long with NO roll.

Great reward course. Can be played by all level of players. Not used to playing from a cart, but cart was necessary and GPS was awesome. Each hole was a wonderful experience. Greens were fun and very true. Best course I have played in some time, including pumpkin ridge.

The course was in really great shape. There was definitely a premium on hitting straight drives. The fescue grass off the fairways was tough, and you were taking a penalty if you got into it. Good shots were rewarded and bad ones penalized, which is how a golf course should play. Amazing views throughout the entire course, and the staff was very accommodating.

Our foursome played on Saturday afternoon and it took about 4:15 to play, which is not bad at all. I will definitely play this course again. It was challenging, yet still fun.

Great views, nice holes with great variety. Don't understand why they throw so much water on the course. It's always "soft", with very little roll. This make the course play easier for big hitters because the ball plugs a little. The average player would benefit from more roll.

In my opinion, this is the best course in Western Washington at the moment. Incredible fairways to hit from, true rolling greens and great layout. It was a windy day which made it challenging with regards to club selection, but I would do it again in those same conditions.

If you have any difficulties keeping your ball close to the fairway, bring lots of balls, a couple dozen should be enough...don't bother trying to find it if you miss. You'll only ruin what was a very speedy round considering the difficulty of this course. The greens are some of the most challenging I've played in Washington, up there and maybe even slightly more difficult than Chambers Bay. But they do roll true if you can figure out how to read them. The rough is thick and there's only typically 2-10 yards of it before you are in knee high grass that eats balls for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Keep it on the fairways and greens at all costs and you'll still have a challenging round of golf. The aprons of the greens are smooth enough to putt on and sometimes it's a better option than a chip as getting a ball to stop on the greens can be a challenge. Wonderful course, I would play again.

This course definitely deserves all the accolades it has received. Very tight cut fairways, long tough rough and excellent greens. This has to be one of the top courses in Washington. I was disappointed in the pace of play and the course marshall didn't seem to be concerned about it.

Bring a lot of balls if you plan on hitting anywhere but the fairway. One can not find any balls in the tall fescue grass. Greens look fast but are not. Everything is manicured to perfection. A very nice challange from either tee box.