I wish i had a driving range like this where I live in California This place is massive. Two stories, and seemingly unending driving stations in each direction. And they are not squished together - wide stations with solid walls between them. The mats seemed brand new. So convenient that the ball dispensers are where you need them so you don't have to hall the bucket around. I can imagine coming here on a cold Seattle day and taking advantage of the heated driving range. It has a built in food area that beer and coffee. No - San Diego doesn't have anything close. I guess we don't really need it, but it would be fun. read more

MINI-GOLF REVIEW For my birthday, I corralled some pals into getting some drinks and then imbibing in some put-put. Old school, I know, but I wanted to do something somewhat active as part of my new healthy lifestyle. The good: dude comped my game due to my birthday! Ample parking Drinking before hand probably made me a better player! The bad: very dirty--like, do they only clean it once a day and not necessarily when the garbage cans are loaded and items falling onto the ground?? Ick! Lighting-not good for evening mini-golf Lack of variety in the course itself. There's not many options for mini-golf, so this will have to do, but maybe some more lights and a cleaning schedule would help? read more

This place is really fun, especially if you are REALLY soused. I got a nasty flare-up in my tennis elbow due to really aggresive swinging, however. This is not as fun as golfing bees in the backyard, though. Disclaimer: I do not usually kill wildlife, I was impaired and super super super bored when I golfed bees. But it was really fun. Poor bees. read more

For the past 1.5 years, I've been attempting to bring my golf game up a notch: from 'Stevie Wonder could do better" to just a blooming hacker. I've played at most of the muni courses in the Greater Seattle and Portland areas. I've also played at similar facilities in other states. IGC is probably the best driving range and mini golf facility that I've ever been to. The service is outstanding, the staff are friendly and legitimate golf enthusiasts. It's close to the city, affordable, and has covered/heated stalls. Now go grab a couple PBR's and hit some balls read more

A HAIKU REVIEW Let's go putt putt golf! Okay course, but where's clown mouth? Crap. Ball in fountain. read more

Even in the rain I can go to the range and work on my swing. Interbay is centrally located, clean, pleasant, and regularly offers specials. Last night the balls were 2 for 1 after 8pm. A large bucket is 10 dollars and lasts forever. I have always been able to find a spot to work on my swing even during the much crowded summer nights. Interbay Range is a fave! read more

Despite driving by here a zillion times over the past 14 years, I never visited until last week! While I'm no golfing expert, I was surprised how much this place had to offer. Driving range, practice putting greens, golf course & mini-golf - as well as a decent sized shop (various clothing, shoes, etc...) & a small cafe. We actually went for a kid's birthday party, which was great. They have a little patio off the back of the cafe (which is covered), where there was a buffet (food was pretty good), a small bar & plenty of space for 20'ish people to eat, drink & be merry. We also hit the mini-golf area, which was entertaining & better maintained than most other mini-golf places I've been to the past few years. Our crazy band of 4-5 year olds would probably give this place a 5 star rating based on their enjoyment of the day - I'm just being conservative because we only experienced a small part of it over a few hours. I'd like to go back another time with some friends to check it out again! read more

Played the mini golf, but it was nothing to write Yelp about, so I'll review the driving range. I love that it's 2 floors. You're not suppose to use drivers on the second floor, but I did. I'm a rebel like that. read more

I was visiting Seattle for a few days and I decided to check out the Interbay Golf Center. They had a well maintained facility. I did not have my clubs with me, and this place had a few decent clubs that I borrowed to practice my swing. I picked a driving range stall with the top tracer which was quite useful. They also have distance markers, so if you are not keen on all the fancy metrics you can skip the top tracer. The staff were very helpful and friendly. read more

This review is only for the mini golf course of which I rate a disappointing two stars. Sadly there is only one 18 hole course which means there can be lots of people queueing up waiting to play the next hole. There are streams that flow throughout the course and a few murky ponds but alas there are zero holes that have actual water hazards. Speaking of hazards, there are a few and they are basically just a few stones that are placed randomly on a few select holes. This putt putt course is more on the traditional side in that most of the holes are straight away or slightly curved with a few bumps. This layout should be a true test of your putting abilities, however the faux grass turf is so run down that it is an odd blend of black rubber and dark green carpet that it more closely resembles concrete both in texture and speed with which your ball will carry. The green carpet gives a whole new meaning to "the greens are fast today". read more

very very nice course. The greens are beautiful and well manicured. Theres also a mini gold which is so fun for friends and people who don't like golf too much. Its also massive and huge, like 2 story! The driving range is also heated which was nice because when I was visiting seattle it was cold and rainy. Isnt it always cold and rainy there? lol... read more

I came here for the miniature golf but this center has a golf course and driving range as well (I hope to try the others some day). I really liked the miniature golf, there were 18 holes so it wasn't super quick to finish but also it didn't feel like it took forever! The layout was really nice and organized, after you finished 1 hole, right next to it is the path to get to the next hole. The only downside to this is if you need to cut it short or something you'll have to trek on the sides of the course which I can't remember if there was even much of a path for that, otherwise you'd have to go back or forward through the course which you'll get in other people's way. The scenery was nice, just trees and mini waterfalls here and there. I went on a Sunday evening, there was a good gap between the people ahead of us and the people behind us so we never had to wait for the next hole or feel rushed to get one done. Not sure what it would be like at a busier time. read more

Open til 9 but their cash register closes at 8:30 apparently. Just wanted to try a club with a small bucket at 8:31 and got turned away. Weak AF read more

Decent golf course (par 3 9 hole) in Seattle. All holes except number one are par threes. The course staff are friendly and helpful. Location is highly prone to traffic but they have ample parking. Make sure to bring your clubs, I rented some and they were really crappy. Some friends said the mini golf course was pretty nice but I didn't check it out. Don't know if it was because I was starving but the food here was pretty good. We ordered chicken tenders and quesadillas and they were awesome. Nice place to do 9 holes quickly with friends. read more

Mini golf here is good. It is about 10 dollars a person for 18 holes I believe. It is simple without the gimmicky decor. I enjoyed the variety of different holes they had. I recommend getting a spare ball just in case you accidentally putt it into the water. Do not attempt to retrieve it yourself or you might fall into the water! I tried to retrieve my ball and almost slipped. read more

If I don't feel like being a golf widow, I accompany hubs here. Beautiful driving range. Its usually crowded. The little snack bar is great, they have ice cream and beers on tap and a bunch in bottles, at reasonable prices. They have an area with tables and umbrellas which is great in a sunny day. Their putt-putt is a bit torn up. It isn't very exciting. But I like windmills and clown mouths to putt though. I suppose my expectations were a bit high. They do live jazz on Thursday night in the summer. Every night is packed when its warm. It is a bit of a party. Oh, hubs gets all of his clubs re-gripped and re-shafted here. The pro shop people are really helpful. read more

We took the Get Golf Ready series of lessons from Pete Dixon at Interbay. I started the course having never swung at a golf ball besides mini golf. Pete gave us the basics - the mechanics of the swing, how to select clubs for a given situation, and the basics of putting effectively. I thought his teaching style was well tuned for beginners and I can honestly say that I got better after each class. I ended the course feeling confident enough to hit up a driving range or a par 3 course to get more practice and feel better about my swing. Interbay's facility is nice... better maintained than some of the far more expensive courses on the Eastside like Trilogy, which is just a few miles from our home. Interbay's greens and fairways are all well maintained. The atmosphere was pretty relaxed as well. As long as you keep up the pace of play, no one cares how bad your swing is or whether you're wearing "proper" golf attire. I'd 100% recommend taking lessons from Interbay if you're new to the game. read more

The best golf training facility in city limits. The range offers two levels, the turf on the range is brand new and gives a great indication of your distance and accuracy with the different greens and markers. The short nice golf course is great for practice, newbies, or a late summer night round of golf. Great Summer camps for kids, and lessons for golfers of all ages. read more

I've been coming here occasionally for the past 15 years. And since moving to a golf community away from the city, I've been coming here more often since it's right next to work. This place is awesome, looking forward to continue using this place as I've had poor experiences from other golf club/centers. read more

You can't beat their happy hour deal! 11 bucks for a beer and minigolf, and 20 for a pitcher and the driving range. Unfortunately the minigolf course is rather poorly maintained. The green is really patchy, and there are a bunch of bricks missing along the border of the courses. But the driving range is really nice, especially because it is covered and heated in the winter. read more

This review is for the Putt Putt golf course: This place is super affordable and really fun! Highly recommend taking kiddos or a friend to play! read more

2nd Wednesday of every month is Ladies Networking Night - some networking with fabulous women & small group golf instruction from some talented instructors! Ken & Camille helped me find my inner golfer! It was my very first time golfing, and I had no clue where to start. IMO, both instructors were very pleasant to work with - they were knowledgeable, patient and FUN! Ken patiently taught me how to properly grip a driver, the proper stance, and how to effectively swing a golf club. Camille taught me how to properly putt from my shoulders, not my wrists. Making new friends, having a light dinner & enjoying two drinks, as well as golf lessons, ALL FOR $30... what a deal!!! I can't wait until next month!!! read more

Perfect day to hit balls on the driving range! The place was packed, but I managed to find a spot on the upper deck. Everyone happy the sun was shining on this spring day in Seattle. For those who need, the range offers heated/covered stalls, The range looks like it has been refurbished since I have been here last. target greens,the mats,the actual range itself,etc. I didn't use their mini putt putt, but it is funThey have a short 9 hole course, great for practicing shots, short game and putting, greens there are pretty good. Mini cafe ok. Have some fresh options, but lots of junk food. Lessons here are good, and I should have signed up for one today since it was too windy for paddle boarding... read more

I have come here twice for corporate events, and we have had a great time both times! They have a very long mini golf cutting course (18 holes!) and the food and drink are pretty good. It's a really beautiful course with a great view of Magnolia. I believe they also have a 9 hole course and a driving range. Very thing is very well maintained. No frills but it's exactly what you need each time! read more

The only thing that this complex is missing is a dance floor!!!! (which I do recall seeing some getting down on the 6th hole of the putt-putt course) What a scene!!!! but a healthy one. This place is one step from carrying that "meet market" tag. Lots of events here......between the large putting green, patio, grill, putting course, 9-hole executive, oh ya, and a huge two-tiered driving range (which has new carpet) how can you NOT fall in love with this game???? Not to forget, while doing all this.........have a summer ale! or a nice pinot. From us experts ;) to the novice player that just picked up the game because they heard it was the social thing to do, Interbay has it all!!! Great instruction, great energetic atmosphere, great people! Something to note: range ball specials before 9am and after 9pm on the weekdays. Open late. read more

Interbay is a great spot for any golfer stuck in the city or date night for couples. The driving range is especially cool with two covered levels and lights to continue your cursing and slicing in the dark. Hitting mats are above average and not cramped, and facilities are nice overall. Small buckets (34 balls) are $6, medium buckets (70 balls) are $10, large buckets (108 balls) are $12, and jumbo buckets (160 balls) are $15. Happy hours and specials make the trip even more affordable. Beers and grub are also a bonus. Will definitely be back to check out the putt-putt and course. read more

Interbay Golf Center - Double range balls after 9pm. We got 140 balls for $10! - Golf Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I live in Ballard and play here often. But with Covid, things have really gotten dark. I have recently played in Oregon and other Washington golf courses since the lock down, so I can compare 'tone.' It is actually possible to 'follow Covid protocol' and still be an open, friendly place. And when I golf, I want to forget the madness. But here every hole literally had a large sign that said 'KEEP MOVING!' It reminded me of a war movie. And there were frequent announcements over the loud speaker that said something like "We are in a pandemic, so when you are done, please disperse" Something close to that. So, if you like your golf in a dark dystopian future, you might like it. For me, I want to get away from that sort of over-blown 'tone' when I golf. It's all a little too much. read more

fun place. good staff. clean. pitchers of beer. bogo buckets after 9pm. they also have happy hour with some pitcher deals. slim pickings for good golf clubs though. i've only done the driving range, but i'm looking forward to going back for the 9-hole read more

$8 for an afternoon of fun? Heck yes! (adult rate, 18 hole putting course) My ability ranged from hole-in-one (almost) to wow, I have no aim nor putting skills, but it really was loads of fun trying to navigate the mini-golf terrain and sink my ball in. We ended up letting a group go ahead of us so we weren't rushing our way through. Without which, this might be a 4-star review. Who wants to rush through 18 holes? +1 large parking lot +1 friendly staff +1 cafe for thirst-quenching needs +1 water fountains since i'm cheap and don't like to spend money to fulfill my thirst-quenching needs +1 being able to bring beverage of choice out on the course (yes, beer included) +1 all-ages FUN! read more

Very unfortunate, they didn't update their calendar, so when I went with excited kids to play mini golf, we were met with the tragic news that there was a private event. We had checked the schedule/closures multiple times before we went, and even looked again when we got there and saw it was closed, yet there was nothing on the site for the day. Very disappointed in this place. read more

I guess you could say Interbay is my 'home' course. It used to be Newcastle, fancy shmancy, but the only way I could swing that was by being the beverage cart driver and sneaking in a hole or two whenever I could. Best job I ever had, hands down. So now that I have a 'real' job, my regular golfing is usually limied to par three courses (imagine my dismay once yearly when I get to a real course for the company's golf tournament... par FIVE? Are you freaking kidding me??) and Interbay's closest. It's a great place - easy to get a tee time, and nine holes are just perfect after work. It's not too tough, there's only one water hazard, and they do have a beer cart, although I have not seen it in action, I just know it exists. They always have fun events here. My favorite is the mini golf league - "Drinks on the Links." It's cheap beverages, theme nights, and whacking a ball around for a few hours. read more

This is a well-maintained course and while I come here and enjoy the driving range often, I also bring my family here for miniature golf. It's a great time for the family and each hole is challenging enough to be entertaining. The hours are great here as I can come early in the morning to get a bucket of balls in. They are open late - until 11pm. The parking is usually not an issue and the folks are friendly here. I recommend making it a day with your family here as miniature golf is fun for both adults and kids. read more

Great fun putt-putt course for kids and adults and a regular golf course too. I like having a putt-putt course that isn't located in a bowling alley/casino (Skyway Park Bowl) or within the amusement park equivalent of Toys-r-Us (Bullwinkle's). The cafe (though we didn't eat there) has covered outdoor seating with a view of the course. The facility also sells equipment, offers lessons, and has a driving range. The only knocks, and barely worth mentioning, is the noise from the busy Elliot Ave (15th?) on the east side of the course and the tight paring when the facility is really busy (we were there on a Sunday afternoon of a three-day holiday weekend). Also, the trash bins on the putt-putt course were overflowing with garbage, especially beer bottles and "keg cups". read more

LOVE this place! It's super close to my office so I can run down for lunch, hit a bucket of balls, practice my putting, and return to the office as if I was at a meeting! With it being a 9 hole course, 8 of which being a par 3, it really makes you work on you irons. This place is super laxed which makes it great for beginners/learners so you don't feel too pressured when taking your time or shanking a ball into the other fairway. Come here for a quick 9 for fun, and to enjoy your play while not worrying too much about your rate of play or etiquette. read more

Interbay is a fantastic facility. Not surprising they're ranked one of the top 100 driving ranges in the country. As for the driving range, it is truly top notch - large, heated stalls, always fresh-looking range balls, excellent greens and flags to aim at (even faux sand traps), and impressive night lighting. Pricing is very decent and they regularly have demo days so you can test out new clubs. On top of that they have the nicest par 3 course I've ever seen. In better condition and overall nicer than many of the full size courses in the area! I love playing this short course when I want to practice my irons and wedges off the range but don't have time for a full round. Overall I am here sometimes 3 days/week, either at the range or playing the par 3 course (or both one after the other). I've also taken lessons here with Pete Dixon who is a fantastic instructor. Really helped my game (as does all the practice). They also have a pretty decent shop with clothes, shoes, clubs, etc. AND they have a small restaurant and full bar that is open at all times, and even has a happy hour. It's a lot of fun to go to the range with a couple of friends, order a pitcher, and hit some balls. No complaints at all! read more

I came here for a work event at the mini-golf course. We had the whole mini golf course to ourselves, and had catered food and a bar. The workers were very friendly and super attentive. The mini-golf course itself was eh. It was definitely in need of a few touch-ups since some of the landscaping was overgrown, and there were a few missing bricks lining some holes. The course itself was 18-holes, and some of the the holes were really difficult...maybe bc of the flowing beer and wine? Overall the location is beautiful and the parking is plentiful. If I were into golf, I would definitely give this place a try. read more

Better than expected. The course is always in pretty good shape for a par 3 track with lots of play. The range is also open late and illuminated so you can hit balls in the dark to satisfy your late night golf itch. Freaking sweet. read more

A nice executive course. One or two Par4 holes. They don't stack you up with the group in front of you or behind you, so there is a nice leisurely play. First class driving range and proshop. The only real issue is that you can't get beer on the course, you have to run back into the Cafe and ge one to get back onto the course. read more

Interbay Golf Center - First tee. - Golf Near Me - Seattle, Washington

You guys NEED to add Toptracer to your range, at least for a few of the spots. It's a game changer!! Otherwise a great little course and putting green/putt putt course. read more

Friendly staff, great place to go all year round. A good place to start par 9 for beginners! read more