Suncadia Resort

This is a very scenic mountain course. No. 10 has a great view and visually was my most challenging tee shot. The pace of play was a tad slow. I wish the driving range had better marked distances but I may have missed the sign. I really enjoyed the layout and you couldn't always just yank out the driver for all tee shots not par 3.

Glad we played, it was the hottest day of the year, so

Everything about Suncadia is first class.
One of my favorite courses it has everything and is well managed for play with a roving marshal to keep the pace. The scenery is spectacular and I often see deer and an occasional elk.
It's one of those courses you like to get there at least an hour if not more ahead of your tee time to have a coffee or something to eat before heading out to the driving range to warm up.
The chipping area next to the driving range is realistic to the course as well as the putting green
and are thoughtfully arranged to bring you to the first tee and your check in with the course director.
Number ten is the feature hole and if you can skim the tree's to the left side and carry the bunkers it's a very makable birdie hole with a breathtaking view. I have yet to stay at the hotel but have heard great reviews. some of the little things on the course lie no water in the ball cleaners or too few garbage cans are minor issues we've seen, but the overall condition of the course has been excellent in my visits spanning spring summer and fall.
This course can be very windy at times due to the proximity of the mountains but that also adds a certain challenge. If you don't like wind play the dog days of summer.

This was a great golfing experience. Play was slow, especially on the back 9.

Pros
The bathrooms were nice.
Nice course design

Cons.
The greens on the front nine and 17 were very bumpy about muni condition.

Course conditioning was very subpar for a "high end" (at least price wise) course. The only saving grace was the golfnow hot deal pricing.

No prisms in the flagsticks, if you don't have gps on the cart then prisms are a requirement.

fun course,challenging,scenic,fairways in great shape, greens o.k.

Great views! Risk/reward holes!
Yardage on sprinklers! Wind made approach shots a challenge.

The golf course is real nice. Greens in July should not have dead spots. Golfed with two nice guys and my wife and they place the course all the time. It seems that the money is being spent on the rope course. We play that on sunday

Course was awesome. Course was in very good shape. Had trouble with decent food options but that's because there's a wedding going on other than that this was one of the best courses I've played this year.

The course was in great shape. i was not prepared for how hard and fast the greens were but that is my fault and not that of the course.

All the people from the greeters to the person i passed walking to the bathroom were very friendly.

Overall a great day and i look forward to heading there again.

One of the nicer courses I have played . Well maintainied and plays fairly. Greens surface was above average. Not much OB. You can actually hit some decent shots out of the rough. Beautiful setting.

Course in excellent shape. Best sand( bunkers) I have ever had to hit out of. Light and fluffy silica sand! Ball stays up.
I might suggest sanding/punching the tee areas more and applying more water. Some tees next to impossible to sink a long tee into!! I would play again. Fairway bunkers strategically placed.

This is a really nice course. It is just as nice if not better than Salish Cliffs. We will definately come back.

Really enjoyed this course! Great layout, extremely friendly staff and exceptional course conditions. Easy 70 mile drive on I-90 from the west side. When it's raining in Seattle this is a quick easy way to escape to the sunshine

Course in pretty good shape wind made a good course challenging 3:45 playing time will play it again

Course is wide open with great view. Relaxing ambiance with beautiful green. Course drains very well and ground is mostly dry even though I played a day after a week of relentless rain. Fairway is wide and easy to recover from a bad shot. However, bunkers are in good locations to challenge long hitters.

Not to take anything away from this sporty resort course, but its biggest selling point has to be the location. It could be pouring in Seattle, but just drive across the mountain highway bypass to find the sun at this really cool resort. The downside is a constant wind that can blow away any chance at a good score.
Arnold Palmer's routing looks like it was built in the 1990s, not 2005, thanks to fairway mounding and demanding undulating greens. The 412-yard, par-4 ninth and 540-yard, par-5 18th share daunting approach shots over the same pond. The clubhouse serves excellent food on the patio.

Got to play Prospector at suncadia and re affirmed the reason I love mountain golf in the Pacific Northwest. Incredibly challenging pin placements, incredibly fast and true greens, and tee shots to make you doubt yourself. I have played 15 of the "top 20" golf courses our state has to offer and in my opinion this course is arguably #1. Heavily defended greens, some narrow fairways, and a miss putt that will carry a mile. I will be coming back.

Yes, everything's just perfect except it's a little bit slow.

Conditibons were wet when we played but course seemed to drain well. It would have been nice if the carts included drop down covers for our clubs, but they did provide us with extra towels to help. We will definitely play there again.