Country farmland converted to an awesome golf range establishment. Agriculture equipment target to…read morehit at; hearing golfball smack against the tractor is the best. Dozens of bays with mats or real grass, simulators, heaters, large artificial putting area, seating behind hitting stalls. A small cafe serving bar food and alcohol beverages to chillax while whacking away. Family friendly, pup friendly.

Great afternoon or weekend activity! Snohomish Valley Golf Center (SVGC) was a short 30 minute…read moredrive from Bothell/Woodinville. This is a laid back driving range perfect for gatherings with family and friends or to simply practice hits. Each stall has a Toptracer Range, similar to Top Golf, and features games such as Go Fish, Closest to the Pin, etc. The covered stalls has comfortable seating for up to 8. SVGC also has a practice green, mini golf, and an ice skating rink. There's also food and drinks available. they even have jello shots! We ordered the charcuterie plate, fries, and a few alcoholic beverages. I highly recommend advanced reservations. Some stalls have the comfortable couches and some had the regular metal chairs. Pricing was reasonable and our booking was for 2 hours and included a large bucket of balls. They do have clubs for use, however I recommending bring your own set.

I would highly recommend Battle Creek golf course because it not only has a full part 7318 hole…read moregolf course but it also has a par three golf course. It has a driving range. It's well cared for. They have professionals on staff for lessons. And the staff here are phenomenal. Just a nice golf course and a place to relax. You can also get food after your round of golf or after hitting a couple of balls or chipping or putting.

Last week I added yet another to my list of best things I like about Battle Creek Golf Course. I…read morearrived to play a round only to find I'd changed pants leaving my money clip in the other pants. This didn't bother Scott, he never even batted an eye. He said. "No problem." just call your card into me when you get back home." That gesture sure made my day. Thanks Scott, he's the Voice at Battle Creek GC and Thanks Battle Creek GC, you are the right kind of place.

Update on previous review. It's pretty apparent when…read morereviewing other reviews that marshals are an issue to be addressed. The presumed volunteers, while well meaning, are not performing to public perception. If I was the manager, I would monitor this closely. Spend a couple of days interviewing players as they leave the course, rather than relying on Yelp. You may get some insights as to how effective (versus harmful) the players' experience with your marshals actually are. From the sounds of it, the marshals are a collection of retired old farts that have the "get off my lawn" attitude and are power tripping like most cops. And I'm an old fart myself, so I'm not being ageist.

We have golfed here often for over 20 years I want to express my appreciation for the consistent…read morecommitment to excellence this course makes. Their prices are reasonable, their staff is excellent, and they are constantly working on the condition of the course to meet its potential. Its a great trek for a city course and very seldom slow. Thank you Cedarcrest... well done.

The golf course itself is not an easy one definitely in my opinion need a cart and they have issues…read moremanaging carts first come first served. For the drive to Camano Island I would expect more organization as a golf course. The Rockaway is the part that elevates this course. The lack of cart management and starter brings this place down a little in my opinion. The greens are ok a lot of clover around everywhere which means this place is not super well taken care of. I expected more for how everyone talks this place up. Rockway is awesome but the carts have no cooler so they have to offer you a bucket of ice. What am I in Mexico? Get with the times with what you are charging. The driving range is kind of beat down. This place is not a dog track but its not stellar.

Great local golf course with a nice casual restaurant attached, lessons, men's and women's…read moreleagues/clubs.... Highly recommend if you are in the area!

It was a beautiful October day in Oak Harbor and I only had about 1 1/2 hours. I thought I'd try…read moreplaying the 9 hole course at Deception pass. I really enjoyed the round. The course was in good shape and the staff was very friendly. I will definitely be back whenever I come to visit my daughter.

Fun and challenging 9 hole course. Shots require most of your bag, with water in play on several…read moreholes. Fabulous staff, thank owner Barbie for the example she sets. Beer, hot dogs and panini sandwiches on an outdoor patio. Only played golf, but disc golf and miniature available as well! They have a simulator I'm anxious to try too.

Slowest playing course in the area. I would avoid this…read morecourse. Unfortunately it is well maintained, just over played.

This is one of the best city courses in the PNW. We have golfed here often for over 20 years and I…read morewant to express my appreciation for the consistent commitment to excellence this course makes. Their prices are reasonable, their staff is excellent, (Great job Sam!), and they are constantly working on the condition of the course to meet its potential. Its a great trek for a city course and very seldom slow. We always look forward to playing here... when we can get a tee time! Thank you Legion... very well done!

This chip and putt golf course was purchased and closed around 2021. It is now private property…read more Golf no longer exists. What used to be an iconic island experience is no longer. Too bad, as it was fun threading your ball through a tight course with many hazards, teeing off buckboards and pirate ship decking. A loss for us all.

Gram Gram Getting into golf golf. My estranged grandson whom recently we found out of (by way of an…read moreinternational saucy affair) invited me out to the Whitney Island. Little did I know how much of a hassle it is to get to this place. My grandson said it would be a day trip, it was not. He lied. It was some sort of college reunion where they played alcohol games. I only played the beer pong, but Chris was was playing Mario kart. We ended up staying two nights. I didn't bring my nightgown, but my grandson packed for me. Such a sweetie pie. Anyways, The only reason for this places existence is to firmly establish the bottom of a barrel. But when you're stuck on an island, and there is only one golf course, you don't have many options. WE HAVE TO GO BACK. (lost). When you first drive up and pull into the "parking lot" you have no idea you're at a golf course. Imagine my surprise when I was told I was going to golf, and we have to park next to what's called a "driving range". Didn't see too many cars "driving" the range. This place uses the honor system where you have to pay $10 a golfer. Luckily for all 6 of us, none of us had cash. So we didn't have to pay. +1 thrift point as RAYMOND SAYs. Call me old fashioned, but I lived during the Cold War. Don't challenge me. Most golf places don't have any clubs. This places had at least 100 abandoned golf clubs. Danny, my "matest with the greatest" picked up one of these bags. However, somewhere between the 2nd and 9th hole he got dunk, and wandered off. We found him passed out on the fairway of the 9th hole. Nice boy. This place DOES NOT have golf carts. So we had to drive our truck ON THE COURSE to get from hole to hole. Of course, I drive the jeep. Just like Johnny Tsunami in the series pilot. Grandkids LOVED that shower. Probably my least favorite grandson, Chris made a good point. If there is no are no beer carts driving around then you are free to shot gun beers at every green. Grandma hadn't shotgun beers in over 2 weeks, but live like a Roman horse with an arrow in your buttocks. No bathrooms on course. It was embarrassing, but I had to pop a squat behind a rose bush on the 6th hole. I though I was hidden but I was not. I showed off my 80 year old booty to some (what I assume was ) a peeing Tom. Eric was very mad at everybody. Garrett (G$) says Eric was born mad at the world because he was born with two right feet. But as soon as he whacked a 220 yard dinger dinger off a tree onto the green (completely bypassing the fairway) it more than made up for his bad feet. Greens were in decent shape. Buckets next to where you begin driving were overflowing with garbage. Let's get this garbage off this course and into the landfills. Same can be said for those dumpers in Washington. Ok time for breakfast raisin brain By grandma bye Bye

First time I went golfing was at this place and I had a great time! Very friendly people, relaxed,…read moreand nice place with water views. Looking forward to going here again when I visit next year.

Friendly staff, good course. Very pricey. Terrible rental clubs, cheap Amazon set, missing clubs…read moreand very dirty. Worth it if you bring your own set

I'm the kind of golfer who goes to the driving range way more often than playing 18, and I love…read morethis range! I'm new to the area and am pleased to find this range, much better than where I came from. The prices are very reasonable, in fact much lower than a Top Tracer range I used to go to: $21 for an extra large bucket, $17 for large. Top Tracer is a wonderful technology: I usually start by practicing with different clubs, (it records ball flight data for different clubs) and then I play one of the many virtual golf courses. For a driving range, the balls are pretty good - I see reviews that are critical of the balls, but if you want better balls you'll pay more. Mats are in good shape, rubber tees of all heights available in all bays. There are lots of bays and I've never had to wait, but I avoid times when I know they'll be busy. The bays are heated, canopied, and clean, the Top Tracer machines work perfectly and are accurately calibrated. The staff is friendly but doesn't say much, no pressure at all. Instruction is available but I haven't taken a lesson; again, they don't say much but no pressure either. I haven't tried the putting/chipping area, which looked to be in rough shape from winter but improving as things dry out. The indoor lounge area is comfortable and golf is always on the TV.

First I'll say I'm new to driving ranges and just trying to improve my swing this year. Since I…read morelive Down the street, I finally decided to try this place. I've been to quite a few ranges the past year, this is by far the worst, Especially being a woman and coming here alone. I waited over 5 minutes for staff to even come and ring me up for balls. As they come up they ask if I even have clubs and I show them I do. I let him know I'm new to this location and was wondering how it worked. He was very short and seemed to talk down to me. So I try to find a bay, and immediately was met with a gaggle of men just staring me down. Let's just say, I was extremely uncomfortable and will not be returning. Let alone the place definitely needs a facelift. I was hoping to get lessons at this location but seeing how today went. I'll pass and go to snohomish, they're much more friendly.