I grew up in Seward park, so this has always been my home course. It has changed quite a bit since…read morethen, but the expansion efforts have really made it accessible for more people. Please please please stop making the course easier. Flattening and removing bunkers, scalping the rough, keeping the greens slow, all make it easier for beginners, but take away the character of the course and enjoyment of the game of GOLF for the majority of people.

I came here to play football golf with my soccer team! I love that it's an option with soccer balls…read moreto rent and an easy course to follow. Such a great activity, especially if you don't like golf!

Five Iron Golf was a fun and unique experience while in Seattle. It combines the feel of a modern…read moresports bar with an indoor golf simulator, making it a great option whether you're a serious golfer or just looking for a more casual activity with friends. The simulator setup was impressive and made it easy to jump in regardless of skill level. The technology tracked shots well, and it was fun being able to play different courses while still enjoying the social atmosphere of the venue. The space itself had a lively energy, with plenty of room to hang out, grab a drink, and enjoy the experience between swings. There's also billiards and other board games you can play as well!

A hidden gem in cap hill. They have $5 shots and a great happy hour menu that you can choose from…read more It's a nice spot to take a breather from going out! Hannah and Isha at the bar are super cool and friendly and made us great drinks. It's a nice golf lounge too so if you're into golfing they have some fun different games you can play - but we didn't. But it's pretty clean in there

My wife got me a lesson for Christmas and I finally went in to use it…read more I was a little put off to start. They really brag about how great they are and it was a little much for me at the time. They hooked me up to all the wires to analysis my swing. The computer told me I did not have a good swing. The instructor made a few minor corrections and, according to the computer, my swing got better. Now in 45 minutes the computer and the instructor fixed a lot of things wrong with my swing. I was told to go out and practice and make the corrections. I was a but skeptical about what they changed. I went to the range and hit a large bucket and could see huge improvements. I went out to a local course. I really tried to follow the tips on corrections and I saw an improvement. These guys can brag about being good at what they do. I have had formal and informal lessons and the results were nothing like this. After 45 minutes at GolfTEC, my game has vastly improved. I will got back for further follow-up because I am a believer in this program.

I got my club fitter here. Rob Seney helped me throughout the process, but I'm sad to say that the…read morecommunication and clarity throughout the process was not there. Not only did he neglect to keep me posted on the clubs I ordered, he also failed to make the correct order. Highly recommend finding a different location or an establishment.

The restaurant:…read more I've been coming here longer than a lot of the staff has been alive. My parents literally carried me in in a bassinet when I was just born - it's basically my second kitchen. Over the years, it's gone through lots of ups and downs in terms of food quality and staff (don't get me started on the remodel!), but right now the club's found a really good groove. IMO, the food's better than it's ever been and the staff is top notch. For brekky, everything's great! For lunch or dinner, try the Brioche Grilled Cheese or a juicy burger concocted to your taste (White Cheddar and Bacon is my fav!). The martinis are scrumptious (can martinis be scrumptious??) and the wine list is nothing to sneeze at! The golf course: There's nothing to complain about here. It's so gorgeous and fun to play.

Let the public play your course?????????????????? I guess you don't need my money! I enjoy playing…read moreall courses and yours is not the nicest as far as your online information and reviews! It's your choice to open your doors to others that can not only play well but also follow the rules of golf!

I had no idea a cool, retro-vibe oasis, complete with a stunning view of the Seattle Skyline in the…read morebackground, and a lush, undulating golf-course in the foreground, existed anywhere in the Seattle area, so color me happy to have discovered just that at Glen Acres Golf and Country Club. My fiancé and I were fortunate enough to move into one of the townhouses right on the course and as we've been getting settled in and dealing with a remodel, we have been thrilled to have the services available to us within the clubhouse. (Here's my disclaimer - I'm not reviewing my personal experience golfing, just the community and Country Club. I see a LOT of happy golfers every single day sun up to sun down outside my windows though and I plan to take lessons here so I'll update my review to include that in the future) The food and entertainment services at Glen Acres is excellently handled by Jason Winniford who makes it his mission to provide excellent customer service to both the resident guests who dine regularly in the dining room or lounge, as well as the special event guests who book the facilities for special celebrations, wedding, and parties. The amazing Yonna (not sure of the spelling but it rhymes with Donna) takes care of the guests in the lounge and makes the drinks behind the bar most days and she calls every guest by name it seems. She pours an excellent drink (I love her extra dirty martinis) and provides excellent service whether we are dining in or calling in a last minute order to be picked up. In fact as I'm writing this review I'm wondering if I should be keeping this hidden gem hidden for my own personal pleasure. Then again, a large part of the appeal of Glen Acres is the sense of community one feels upon entering the facility. And speaking of facility, the clubhouse itself is GORGEOUS GORGEOUS GORGEOUS and the rates to rent the facility and catering services are an unbeatable value. Really, there is NO place like this. Now - this isn't a place for slouchy, long baggy shorts or pants for males, nor shorty, short shorts or skirts for females. There's actually an expected, respectable manner of dress here and even on the golf course so this isn't the place to pop into wearing anything where the top of your bum or the bottom of your bum is exposed. In a nutshell, Glen Acres has an air of times long past when people were nice to each other, meals shared with friends and family had significance, and loud laughter erupted regularly. The food is good, the service even better, and the view cannot be matched.

The wait staff in the restaurant, with the exception of one, needs serious training…read more I waited over 40 minutes to have someone see it I wanted something else or my check. However, others were waited on. Terrible and as I write they buzz about....

I've been visiting the Seattle location regularly for the last 6 months and it's been a great…read moreexperience. I've used the facilities for solo practice, taken several private lessons with coach Tyler Claybrook, and most recently had Tyler fit me for an entire new set of clubs. Every part of the experience has been excellent. The practice bays are all equipped with Trackman systems and face on & down-the-line cameras. Whether you just want to play a virtual round of golf or dive deep into all you swing metrics, they've got it covered. The private lessons with Tyler Claybrook have completely changed my golf swing and given me a new level of confidence across all the clubs in my bag. Not only have the results been great, the process has been fun as well. Tyler is clearly passionate about his craft, understands golf at a deep level, and is an excellent coach and communicator. He hasn't just helped me improve my game, he's helped me understand my swing in a new way. The club fitting process was highly collaborative and left me feeling like I have a bespoke set of clubs made specifically for me. I was able to select and try multiple different clubhead and shaft options, the process was thorough, and pricing was fair. Whether you're and experienced golfer or new to the sport, just looking for a place to practice or need to completely rebuild your swing, they've got you covered.

From the owner: Looking to improve your game year-round? We’re proud to be Western Washington’s only indoor/outdoor…read moregolf academy, with two convenient indoor locations in Seattle & Issaquah, plus an exclusive partnership with The Golf Club at Newcastle for outdoor lessons & course play. What makes us different? All of our coaches are PGA Professionals who offer personalized, high-quality instruction using the latest in golf technology. We feature TrackMan launch monitors & are home to The Big Tilt by WellPutt—a groundbreaking putting simulator & the only one on the West Coast. Whether you're a beginner, a junior golfer, or a seasoned player, we offer: Private & Group Lessons, Practice Memberships, Junior Golf Academy, Summer Camps, Corporate Clinics & More. We're here to help you reach your goals—on & off the course. Come see why we’re one of the most innovative golf training centers in the region!

It was my first time here, and it definitely won't be my last. I love that this pub focuses on…read morelocal breweries rather than carrying corporate beers. As a cider fan, I was especially happy to see a solid variety of options. Although I had a frustrating experience with the kitchen, but I'd still come back. It was an especially hectic day with multiple events and a soccer game, so it seemed like everyone arrived at once. I ended up waiting about an hour for my food, which was disappointing. That said, the staff handled the situation really well, there was consistent communication, and they took the time to engage with us, which I appreciated. Still, the kitchen delays and order issues shouldn't be overlooked. On the bright side, the drinks were excellent and reasonably priced. They also have a great selection of games, which I'm looking forward to trying next time. The location is another plus, just a few minutes' walk from the T-Link, making it very convenient.

Flat stick was a great place to go after a game at the stadium. It had a cool down stairs basement…read morevibe. We ordered beer and they had a great selection of local brews. Lots of games to play pay or free. We played scrabble and enjoyed our beers. It was a good time.

My experience at Cappy's was humiliating. Alex, the owner, had an issue with another boxer because…read moreshe believed he was homophobic. Because I trained with him, she apparently told people at the gym that I was also homophobic and disrespectful. When I arrived, people were giving me dirty looks. Alex confronted me and accused me of talking badly about Cappy's on Facebook. When I asked for proof, her screenshots only showed the other boxer tagging me in posts. She then admitted that I had not said anything. Instead of apologizing and correcting the misinformation, she allowed everyone to continue treating me with hostility. I even felt pressured to disclose that I have a transgender girlfriend just to prove I was not homophobic. I should never have needed to reveal personal information to defend myself against something I did not do. I came to train, not to be publicly judged and humiliated based on someone else's opinions. In my experience, this was handled unprofessionally and without accountability.

Alex, the owner of Cappy's, had an issue with one of the boxers because she believed he was…read morehomophobic. I signed up for sparring, and that boxer trains with me. I simply train with everyone--I do not involve myself in other people's personal opinions. When I walked into the gym, I immediately noticed everyone giving me dirty looks. Apparently, Alex had already given a presentation to everybody portraying me as homophobic and disrespectful toward the gym. Think about how disturbing that is: the owner of a boxing gym publicly turned an entire room against me before even asking me what happened or checking whether the accusation was true. I smiled and shook her hand because I was excited to be there. She responded with hostile energy, stepping up to me as if she wanted to pull up on me. I was shocked and confused. She accused me of talking shit about Cappy's Gym on Facebook, so I asked her to show me exactly what I had done. She pulled up screenshots--and all they showed was the other boxer tagging me in pictures from Cappy's posts. She then admitted that I had not actually said anything. That should have ended with an immediate apology. She should have told everyone in the gym that she was wrong for portraying me that way. Instead, she allowed the poison, hostility, and hatred she had created among the gymgoers toward me to continue flowing. I was left standing in a gym full of people who had already been encouraged to judge me for something I never said or did. The most humiliating part was that I felt forced to disclose that I have a transgender girlfriend before she would "accept me." Basically, at Cappy's, you apparently have to prove that you are not homophobic--even when you did absolutely nothing--simply because the owner decided that you were. I did not deserve any of that. In my experience, Alex was egotistical, hostile, and completely unwilling to take accountability after admitting that the accusation against me was unsupported. Owning a gym does not give someone the right to damage a person's reputation, turn an entire group against them, confront them aggressively, and then refuse to correct the situation after discovering the truth. She appears to have bought the gym with her parents' money after only two years of boxing experience. Money may buy a gym, but it does not automatically buy maturity, leadership, experience, or accountability. What happened to me was not professional conflict resolution. It felt like public humiliation, social poisoning, and an abuse of authority by the person responsible for making the gym safe and welcoming.

EWA is more than a fly fishing shop. This is a community-driven business staffed by extremely…read moreknowledgeable, kind, and attentive people who love their sport and truly want to help. I lost an irreplaceable rod on a river yesterday. I never would have found it without the incredible help of Muaaz, one of the staff members, who was so exceedingly caring and attentive that he voluntarily managed to track down the person who grabbed it from the bank. Thank you, Muaaz! Many fly shops are intimidating. Most are uncomfortable to hang out in. Plenty of them employ "experts" who are outright disdainful and rude to customers who don't know what they're doing. Most other shops aren't designed to foster a real community, let alone bring a positive force to the larger community of the neighborhood. There isn't a single employee here who won't go above and beyond for you, whether you're an absolute novice, intermediate to expert angler, or just have a friend or family member who's into fly fishing. Need a gift for the angler in your life? Curious about why people are so obsessed with this sport? Want to understand why matching a rod with the appropriate reel, line, leader, and tippet seems so complicated? Want to know if that piece of equipment is really worth the price tag? Maybe you don't really need anything, but you'd like to hang out in a comfortable space designed for customers like you to relax and socialize. Maybe you're tinkering with the idea of getting into fly tying but have no idea where to start. Or perhaps you could really use some expert advice based extensive experience -- without being told you have to buy $2,000 worth of whatever. If any of the above rings a bell, this is the place. No upselling, no uptight attitudes, no joke. This place is invested in making a real contribution to the community of West Seattle. If you live closer to another shop, give this one a shot. It's worth the trip, and you might not go back to that other place. The junction is lucky to have EWA at their new location on California Ave. I shop here instead of buying directly from vendors because there's no price gouging or elitist vibe, and because I honestly want this business to thrive. Most of the other customers who frequent this place do too. Moving this shop from 42nd and Oregon to the heart of the junction took an enormous group effort. There's a good reason so many of its customers volunteered to help with whatever was needed. There are also plenty of good reasons I've spent this much of my time and this many words writing a yelp review. Come see what all this fuss is about.

I've been to plenty of fly shops, but EWA will have my patronage as long as I live near Seattle…read more Staff is incredibly friendly and excited to get people out on the water. The shop's dedication to be carbon-neutral and support Patagonia's upcycled wader program is really commendable, and the fly-tying materials are excellent.

This was a wonderful, clean gym with a variety of equipment, plenty of dumbbells, and space to work…read moreout. I accidentally bought a membership at the wrong location and the owners were easy to contact and happily switched my membership to the correct location. 10/10 recommend this gym!

This is a great neighborhood gym! Highly recommend it to anyone nearby. It's a very clean facility…read morewith updated equipment. I love how easy it was to start up my membership.