Fun Par 3 - 9 hole course with a solid Pro Shop. There's a good collection of pre owned golf clubs…read morefor sale, as well new apparel. If you need to work on your irons or short game, I recommend Highlands GC. Only issue that's keeping me from returning regularly is the current Green Fees. It can get a bit pricey if you want to play a full 18 holes. Around $33 after fees to play around twice.

Beautifully cared golf course. Very relaxing 9 hole course . The only negative are the homes are…read moreright tight on the fairway. Highly recommend for a quick round of golf.

The golf course has done an amazing job of a redo that has taken a bit of time. Greens are rolling…read moregreat, tee boxes are perfect and time of play has sped up due to no 5 some's. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to walk or ride. New clubhouse starts construction in the next month. It will be one of the best public courses in the area. Playing the back tees and undulated greens present a great challenge. Keep the ball out of the rough or you will pay a dear price. Must play

The various renovations have definitely improved the course. Ir has a great deal of variety, and…read morehas some challenging fairways and greens.

Course conditions are great! Difficulty is exactly what you want!…read more What I didn't get was the cart pricing. When I was there me and a buddy both paid for a full cart when we said we were sharing it. Didn't quite understand that. All in all I highly recommend.

Played this course yesterday great course. Well maintained tight fairway green is challenging also…read more Very walkable.

This course will need to advertise as under new ownership before I'll come back. Last Sunday we…read morefelt with a really rude older lady at the club house and played there again this week and met what was probably her husband because same rude vibe. Went on a racist rant about the Chinese and Indians which I had to stop him in his tracks about as he was in a white rage Fox News frenzy. It was 7:00 am. Great course. Horrible leadership. Then he turned the sprinklers on unless they typically run the sprinklers on the first fairway at 7. Right?

First time playing there, lots of work being done. Course in decent shape. Not busy when I went on…read moreSat morning at 10am. Mind the railroad ties they slippery as hell

This was one of the wildest, most engaging, awe inducing, jaw on the floor golf days of my life…read more From start to finish this place had me gripped tight! Everyone was SO incredibly nice! Pro shop staff, shuttle drivers, starter... all I need is a caddy next time! The snack bar was super cool, available pull carts were a nice touch and I've never had taylormade tour stripes on any complimentary range! A-Mazing! Luckily we had some beautiful weather in a long stretch of previous rainy days... the blue skies really added to the Incredible views... This course is so charming with the left over concrete slabs from the mining operation, the train that passes by and the lone tree. Now onto the golf... I had one of the best swinging days of my life and still shot a 100... I've never played a walking-only, links style course and I think I'm hooked. This course will absolutely test you.... elevated tee shots, precarious undulations and impossible to read greens... at times I would look at the green and not have any idea what I was looking at... definitely booking a caddy next time because our group could not get any putts to drop all day. Even though it was tough, it really made a lasting impression on my first time in Seattle.. can't wait to come back.

Amazing course, enthusiastic staff and incredible views made for an unforgettable round. Everyone…read morefrom the pro shop, the shuttle drivers, caddies, and waitstaff, every interaction was welcoming. Loved seeing people walking the trail around the course. Everyone should be able to enjoy the beauty of this property not just golfers. Already planning our trip next year.

worst experience from pro shop dropped driver off they lost my grip had to help them find it for a…read morere-grip they had shceduled the management wasn't helpful @ all basically eat it no comp no response whatsoeve frequent customer lost. coourse is nice tho just don't expect help from employee.

The course was in one of the best conditions that I have seen. Friendly staff and updated carts.read more

Jblm mwr Sounders indoor playground is on McChord base (base access required) straight in from the…read moreentrance. Inside you scan your card and then kiddos can play. Sort of strict on under 4' tall for the kids area (there are a few games for older kids but otherwise you'll need to bring an iPad or switch or something to keep them entertained). Bathrooms for women/men/family with step stools for littles. Kids area kept my daughter busy for about an hour, but she also liked coloring and the train table and blocks, too. Free except for games that require quarters - I think theres a change machine but not an ATM. Across the street is a nice playground, pretty empty. Good outing with a little under 5 or so. They said the bowling alley is hopefully going to get refurbished.

The lanes on the AFẞ side were shut down for bowling, which is too bad. What a fun time it was *read more

All around, LRC is a very pleasant place. Up until recently, I had been a member for pretty much…read morethe entire time since 1987. I have played on the four indoor courts extensively, including a lot of league play, and have always found them adequate. They were resurfaced not too long ago. Playing on the six outdoor courts in good weather is really nice, though as a previous poster noted, they are typically dry only four or five months a year. For anyone who values the social aspect of tennis, LRC is a good bet, too. The management and members are friendly folks. I'll always have a warm place in my heart for this club, and would have given five stars but for not wishing to appear as a homey booster.

The staff here always shows hospitality during tournaments. That's really the only thing I like…read moreabout this club. The outdoor courts are nice. But who's joining a tennis club in Seattle/Tacoma where it rains 8 months out of the year for the outdoor courts? I'm judging this place based on their indoor courts which needs work. The lighting could be nicer on all 4 indoor courts. They have 2 courts in one area of the club, then 2 in another. The first 2 courts are awful, there are big ceiling poles in the middle, and a wall to the left side that you can easily run into. I've had Lakewood team tennis players tell me it's their strategy to hit short angles so players collide into that wall. When you run back for lobs, there's basically no padding behind the tarp. So you collide right into a wall. Once, I was running back for a lob and someone had the steel door open because they were watching a match through it (I don't get why this person thought this was a good idea). So, I run into the tarp and right into the door (I didn't know it was open), right into them, and had the door been open a bit more, it would have probably knocked me out. They have a pool here. But it's not a real lap pool where you can swim. It's what I call a "drunk pool." Meaning it's more one of those pools people in Southern Cali will have in their backyard, where on late summer nights when you've had a lil' too much hard alcohol and for some reason you feel like jumping into water naked - it's that type of sized pool. If this club near was in the Bellevue or Seattle area, or more North, it wouldn't survive. I think it has a large membership base because there aren't many options in the Tacoma area for tennis. Tacoma Lawn isn't worth the money at all (indoor courts are pretty weak), Sprinker is nice but always packed, so Lakewood survives as an alternative.