Lovely course on a hot summer weekend! I'm not the world's greatest golfer, but it was a really…read morenice experience and reasonable price point. Had a beer on the patio at the end and it was terrific. Will definitely return to the course and play again.

Definitely had some mixed feelings about the course and experience. The greens and fairways were…read morewell-maintained and clean. However, there were some aspects of the course that threw me off. The course itself is on the smaller side, resulting in shorter-than-average fairways for each hole. On busier days like weekends, these shorter distances lead to longer wait times and groups bunching up, causing a more rushed pace than usual. The cart pricing is also a bit odd, as they charge full price per person for each 9 holes. So, for a group of four using two carts, each golfer must pay the full cart price. Despite the unusual pricing, I feel like the course can be quite enjoyable and relaxing on non-peak days. But can't quite know it without experiencing the non-peak days. However, on busy days, it can become slow with no mitigation for longer periods between tee times.

1 star review for the Marshall that said " golf isn't fun ! "…read more 7/6/26 - happened on U.S. soil working at Mount Si golf course as a representative of the golf community in North Bend - Tee time 7:44 - we are a 4 some - 2 some behind us ( 70 year old couple ) - 4 some in front of us - hole 4 reminds us to pick it up - mad dogging us on no. 9 - as we make the turn the Marshall explains how slow we are and how that's not how golf is played .. I said excuse me but golf meant to be fun.. THIS INDIVIDUAL WAITS FOR ME TO walk 100 ft to next tee box and shouts back at me " NO GOLF IS NOT MEANT FOR FUN ! PICK UP YOUR PACE OF PAY " I'm truly disappointed in Mount Si Golf for having this individual represent golf or PGA of American " Golf is not meant for Fun "

I have played here many times so I will just make this review an easy to digest list of Pros and…read moreCons: Pros: 1.) Views are amazing 2.) Has a great restaurant and bar with friendly staff 3.) Unique course with some fun holes 4.) Good range and putting green 5.) Pretty easy to get a tee time. Cons: 1.) The pro shop staff is rude as it gets. The old man working the counter acts like ringing someone up is just the biggest inconvenience of his life. Newsflash old timer...if you don't like working then RETIRE 2.) The pace of play can be really bad. I hardly get off this course in less than 5 hours and I am a 5 handicap. 3.) The prices used to be good but now they are not worth what you get. Have gone WAYYYY up 4.) The course was not in great shape last time I played especially the greens. Putts would bounce on the green and can see lots of hairy patches. Need to water more but hey, that would cost them $$ so that is out. 5.) I don't personally like the layout of the course that much. This is a course that rewards you for playing smart and mostly hitting your irons. Overall, lots of things good and bad with this place. I will only play it if it's my last resort now honestly.

Great place to go to hit some golf balls for cheap! Stalls are always available and the balls are…read morefairly new.

Do not use this range, both the mats or the grass are in terrible shape…read more The mats have divots on every side and have been turned over and over. The tees shared are worn out as well and I had to use the one I carry in my bag. The grass area is worse and it is so uneven from years of divots its painful to hit off of. The practice greens are in terrible shape and if it rains the edges are soup. A lot of the balls I hit were really scuffed, chipped and I had to leave several that were cracked. Last the staff are a bunch of kids who don't know how a range should be ran at all. You are better off heading down the street to Redwood Golf Center, Willows Run or over to Redmond Ridge. Stay away from this place unless you want to waste your money.

Absolute BEST fitting experience in the entire Bellevue Seattle area…read more I have gone to Club Champions, Puetz for prior fittings. (Of course Puetz, at least Bellevue, is not a proper fitting experience or at the same level of Club Champions.) But Gregg Rogers blows them all away BY FAR. Never once felt like I was getting pressured for upsell at Gregg Rogers during my multiple fittings--For those that have gone for fitting at CC, I'm sure you know what I am talking about--It seems like their fitters get compensated by some sort of commission? That's the vibe I get. At Gregg Rogers's: They genuinely help get you into the best clubs/set up for YOUR game. Highly highly highly recommend this for golfers that appreciate a true honest proper club fitting experience.

I've been playing golf for 60 years. I played college golf and a lot of amateur golf and qualified…read morefor a lot of section PGA events as an amateur. I've been invited to a couple of national events. I qualified and played in a U.S amateur at the age of 45. That said, I don't consider myself an elite amateur player by any stretch .I can honestly say that Greg Rogers is easily quite possibly one of the best teachers in the country. His knowledge of how the body works is unsurpassed. A lot of my friends are PGA pros and whenever I've asked them for help with my swing they tell me the same things I've heard before. Stuff that I've heard since I was a beginner. But every time I took a lesson from Greg, I walked out of their hearing and learning something I never heard before. He definitely has my vote for top rated instructor in the world

For my skill level and experience it is a challenging course. Great location. Nice views. We'll…read moremaintained.

The course is in worse shape than several municipal courses. Tee boxes were a mess, cart paths not…read moremaintained, cart electronics very annoying, greens inconsistent with irrigation, approach shot fairways chewed up with pivots, and ball marks all over the greens. This is not a $100 a round course.​

I would recommend double-checking that the hitting bays are positioned a safe distance from the…read morebuilding. I was hitting in Bay 1 when I pulled out my driver and, on my first swing, struck the wall behind me during my follow-through, resulting in significant damage to my club. Unfortunately, the range took no responsibility for the positioning of the bay and instead advised me that I should have been more cautious. What concerns me is that the wall I struck clearly shows evidence of being hit by other golfers in the past, including multiple holes and dents. This suggests that I was not the first person to encounter this issue. At a minimum, the range could have posted a warning indicating the potential hazard or positioned the hitting mat farther away from the building to provide adequate clearance. I acknowledge that I could have been more aware of my surroundings, and I certainly wish I had noticed the proximity of the wall before swinging. I did not expect that using the hitting stall as intended would put my equipment at risk of being damaged. I believe the range should take a closer look at the spacing of its hitting bays and consider appropriate measures to prevent this from happening to other customers.

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.

My first time hitting balls with Martín. I am a beginner, so I wasn't expecting much. But Martín…read moreshared all the basics in a way that was fun and understandable. I will be back!

Martin is a fantastic golf instructor. Very approachable and clear with easy to follow…read moreinstructions. As an older weekend hacker who hadn't played in 15 years he helped me go from clueless to hitting the ball straight with less effort than I ever experienced, in a single lesson. He introduced me to swing analysis that I was never taught before that was clear, understandable, and easy to execute. Can't wait to practice what I learned and looking forward to my next coaching session. He can improve your game and make range practice enjoyable. Forget about youtube videos and other instructors. This is the guy you want to spend some time with!

Great course that's well kept. Most holes are lined with trees and have a fairly wide fairway…read moremaking it great for beginners. Due to many beginners, there are also a lot of FORE's being shouted out. It's fine though, only 1 almost hit us... Very walkable without too many hills. Greens can be tough to read. Some were pretty fast and some not. The ground on the fairway was really hard too. So hard, divots were difficult. The ball did bounce and carry though so it made drives a little longer. May be due to the time we played though. We went early morning. Overall, it was a nice course that was maintained pretty well.

Very disappointing experience at Foster Golf Links…read more I brought a few friends who are new to golf because I had heard Foster was a great, beginner-friendly course. We booked 9 holes and specifically asked at check-in if we decided to continue after the 9th hole, could we simply pay for the additional holes at the turn. The gentleman told us that would be fine. When we finished the 9th hole, we stopped briefly to use the restroom and then came back out ready to pay and continue. That's when, Angie, another staff member told us that we had "forfeited." Forfeited what? We were never told that stepping away for a few minutes at the turn would mean we could no longer continue. What made it even more frustrating was that the group in front of us was still playing, and our pace had been perfectly reasonable. There was no explanation as to why we suddenly couldn't continue, especially after we had already confirmed with staff that we could pay and keep playing. The entire interaction left us feeling singled out and unfairly treated. More importantly, this was my friends' first real golf experience, and unfortunately it turned into a very negative one because of how the situation was handled. Foster may be a good course for beginners, but clear communication and basic courtesy from staff should be part of the experience too. We left very disappointed and will not be returning.