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

I played mini golf here, and even though I'm not that good at it, I enjoyed my time…read more I thought it was really cool that you could order cans or to-go drinks (including alcoholic) in the food area and bring them to the course to have while you play! The menu also had a lot of food items that looked interesting, but I didn't get any- something I'll try next time. It was fun picking my favorite color of golf ball. But I think that's common at most mini golf places. Just had to mention that it's a possibility here. The mini golf course has varied types of terrain, but there are no fun structures or obstacles, so it is a bit on the less exciting side. However, especially with drink in hand on a sunny day, I didn't really mind, and delighted in testing what little skills I have. My partner got a hole in one. Yay. No matter how hard I tried to keep up, I believe my best was a hole in three, or however you say it. I took photos of the menus and fees, but forgot to take photos of the course itself. Check this place out if you're in Interbay and need something to pass the time & have a little fun!

I played Interbay Golf Center all summer, on Wednesdays typically at 730 am and the guys in the pro…read moreshop (Troy and Michael) could not have been nicer pairing me with another single or a threesome group. Every week was a special event of great shots, attempts at birdie golf most of the time bogey was the theme. It is a lovely Seattle course, well maintained and easy to get around in a couple of hours depending on the group and experience level. I highly recommend for the location, facility and it's next to Whole Foods. Well done ! Have a great fall

I just started playing golf for real instead if just hitting the range and Green Lake Pitch & Putt…read moreis a great place to start. This laid-back par 3 course is right by the lake with a nice view, beginner-friendly holes, and yes, beer. Real beer. On-site. No need to sneak a Rainier in! Before you even tee off, you can warm up on the putt-putt practice area, and if you're waiting for your turn or just vibing with the scenery, there are plenty of spots to kick back, soak up the sun, and chat it up with your fellow players. The course is short, sweet, and refreshingly unpretentious. It's perfect for first-timers, rusty returners, or anyone who thinks golf should come with laughter and lake breezes. The staff is friendly, the pace is relaxed, and the whole experience feels like summer in a nutshell. You can do two rounds and pay an extra $6 for two rounds.

Adding a response to the owner's comment: The first THREE…read moretee boxes are NOT in the same position they used to be AND regardless, they are not even angled towards the holes, anyone can see this. The first has been moved by a LOT & the 2nd by multiple feet to the left (impeding left handed teeing), and then the third also slightly to the left. The 9th tee box has also been moved by multiple feet to the left, towards the fence line, seemingly prioritizing a cart path for the owner's work cart. The current owner may not have played at the old pitch & putt enough to realize these changes are in fact CHANGES, but they should be able to open their eyes and realize their new maintenance crew isn't lining up the box to the hole. Also, anyone with eyeballs can see where the old tee boxes were, compared to where they are now. Stop trying to gaslight me. The placement of the rubber tee being on either side of center hole in the mat is NOT standard. Why is there a center hole if it's not going to be able to be used? At the driving range the center hole is used too....I have a relatively narrow stance & straight hips - I feel sorry for anyone that doesn't, because they're going to be falling off the mat. Nice job blaming your problems on the previous owners. ORIGINAL REVIEW: This 3 par golf "course" has new ownership as of 2025 (due to some incompetent person at the city). The course condition was atrocious & it's only May. The first three tee "boxes" are not even slanted towards the holes. The person who positioned these tee boxes must not even play golf. On hole two a left hander wouldn't even be able to tee off without immediately hitting into the trees that line the edge of the golf course. These "new" tee boxes are literally just mounds of uneven dirt with a slab of fake grass NAILED down on the 4 corners. These mounds are not level & they don't seem to have pounded crushed rock beneath the surface, so I can't imagine them not washing away every winter. The nails that held down the tee box are 8" long and on one hole the nail had come out of the ground and was sticking up for anyone to severely impale themselves on it. The rubber tees that are used with the mats are put on either the left or right, not in the center hole?! Again, whoever put this set up together must not play golf. You are practically standing on the very tip of/ edge of the mat when teeing off, instead of being able to center yourself because they positioned the rubber tees incorrectly. Anyone that is larger or has a wider stance, or more curvy hips will have a problem. The greens....OMG. WTF happened?! They look horrific & are in REALLY bad shape. The worst greens I've ever seen, anywhere, even comparing to miniature golf courses. It's an embarrassment. Before you play they make you sign a waiver releasing liability for their negligence - luckily these sorts of waivers often don't hold up in court when/if someone gets hurt by their negligence. Watch out for those 8" metal NAILS on every tee box. The pricing went up. The person who took our money is in no way shape or form a part of the maintenance squad and had no clue what I was talking about when I first explained my complaints. Don't you want someone who knows about golf to take the money & be able to fix things like loose 8" nails??! Why oh why did the city change ownership??

It has everything we need at a great price! I think the large bucket was about 80. Seems like there…read moreare a lot of students here. It's not the nicest range around but that's not why we go. It's also in a nice area so it's easy to grab lunch or something after. You have to pay for public parking on the weekdays but it is still such a good deal overall.

Easy, affordable, and great location! Great spot for all experience levels. I've been coming back…read moreweek after week!

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!

This review is specifically for the Beacon Grill and barbecue. My brother and I splits number one…read morespecial. The meat was so tender it melted in your mouth.

Really cool place, very supportive staff and Jeff is an awesome, helpful instructor. Not to mention…read moreall the data from the systems they use is super cool to review after lessons.

Boyfriend has been getting me into golf and he's a big golfer (I am not) and we were able to come…read morehere with a couple work acquaintances of his. Such an amazing golf course. Problem is I'm terrible but everyone was so nice. I think I'm the only person who gets worse at golf the more I play lol. But beautiful course. Had a couple drinks inside too. Very nice.

This is a review for a fitting done by Nico in the pro shop. Nico fit me for a new Cobra driver and…read morehybrid and did a tremendous job. I had previously been fit by two other pros for the same clubs and Nico quickly evaluated my swing and selected more appropriate shafts for me. I noticed the difference immediately. He's truly a master fitter.

Destroy the local neighborhood very casually. Fertilizer run off into lake Washington. Service is…read moregood but their are no other guests around when I dined. I would recommend a golf club that cares about the neighborhood instead.

I came here for a luncheon and the place was impeccable. As a non-member, I was not sure how my…read moreexperience would be but I would have to say that there was no difference. The amenities were made available and the grounds were superb. The reception and banquet facility was top notch. All of the staff were extremely courteous. The only thing preventing this from being a 5 star review was the food. It was okay, not too great. Parking was easy and non-congesting. Being here made you feel like a million bucks. I'll look forward to coming back.

It was unfortunately a much nicer course before they removed all the trees. Without them, the…read morecharacter of the course is very bland and lifeless.

Each pool of the North Division of the Seattle Summer Swim League spurred different conversation…read moretopics when we traveled to them for swim meets when I competed on the youth team for Innis Arden (1999 to 2010). Interestingly, with Sand Point Country Club the conversation revolved around pool set-up, concessions, and human interactions. As I aged into my teenage years, I started to pick up on this more. Windows served as the barrier between the pool deck and a parking lot below, which made some people with a fear of heights slightly nauseous. So, they would sit with their backs turned to parking lot and not turn around. The line for concessions was well organized and marked off and concessions prices were decent. If I wanted to not spend too much money, I would bring most of my food/snacks from home and get one thing. Towards the end of my time on the team, the human interactions conversation was geared towards concern over upwards mobility in swimming. A couple of the other girls/women wanted to go further but did not like the tactics USA Swimming used of publicity stunt relationships where people were paired with whoever USA Swimming wanted instead of who they were really with to paint a picture of what swimming in America "should" look like. They sent off some very strong vibes of blaming country club culture, which in our summer league swimming meant Sand Point. I have encountered the "should" (also known as obligation or entitled) culture outside of swimming and Sand Point, so that was not a personal problem I had. However, it did direct conversation while here. Locker rooms were clean and would get dirtier during the swim meet, though staff still ran their locker room sweeps and stayed on top of it as best they could. The ribbons station was easy to find and tended to not get too backed up. The area around the starting blocks was not too cramped. Event numbers were displayed high up and were easy to see from across the pool. Bleacher seating was available.

Spendy but definitely fun! They have a huge parking lot, a great facility, and great bays!…read more The games are so much fun and they have games like air hockey and foosball in the lower level if there's a wait. The drinks are always yummy! Perfect spot for a sunny day but still great in the winter when they have the heaters on!

Addendum: business owner replied below to PM him. HOW?! I can't call. How about an email? How about…read moreyou PM me for a resolution since my whole complaint is lack of communication. Read below. My original review notes generic reply if "PM me" and it leads to no where bc you can't call. There's no email. I've tried to email Topgolf btw. No reply either. You will get hung up on if you try to call. The virtual assistant wouldn't send us to a real person who I know is behind the desk.. actually staring at the 2 people just not doing anything but standing there. I physically go in to talk to the worker to let them know that customers are being hung up on and they said there was no physical phone number to this location and that it gets routed to a call center in Dallas. He apologizes but has absolutely no fix. He tells me there's a 60min wait for a bay. I swing around back and I see at least the entire 2nd floor empty! Over 34 bays are empty when they could let people play. The parking lot is 1/2 full. If there's no wait staff, then at least tell the patrons that there's no waiter service and I can just hit some golf balls like a regular driving range. You're still getting my hourly rate for just hitting the ball. This is why I don't ever want to book a party here. There's no way to even coordinate with anyone, the workers have no power/resolution. I mean, I WANT to give them my money but Topgolf is horribly managed and run completely not efficiently. This place could make so much more money but no one is listening to the customers. Money is actively leaving bc customers are being turned away. And the staff can't/won't help and don't even have phones to answer phones bc they don't get phone calls routed to them. Might as well not have them there bc what do they do but turn people away and apologize as money walks out the door??? I'm so disappointed. It's a great place to hit a golf ball if they let you or let you give them money! I can't believe a business can be run so poorly: can't talk to them on the phone and I saw the other reviewer saying the same thing and the reply from Topgolf rep was to PM him... like, how is a customer supposed to contact management to get help/resolution/change? Oh also, there used to be free foosball and air hockey to play while waiting for a bay. A fun way to have food/drinks and stay entertained while waiting for your chance to play and not having it be so painful to wait on the waitlist. That so least made waiting 60min just to hit a few golfballs tolerable. Nope. They got rid of those and put overpriced arcade games instead. What, so I pay to wait while you refuse to allow me to play at the bays that I know is empty! It's like they WANT to turn people away.