Food has really gotten better since new ownership. I would recommend eating here for all mealsread more

The golf course is advertised as Tahoma Valley Golf and Country Club. It's not a CC, it's a short…read morepublic municipal golf course good for beginners. The course is short, with paralleling fairways. The putting surfaces sit atop mounds and they're small, it's what protects from scoring very low. The course has a few interesting holes, 18 holes crammed on a small piece of land. No practice range, a decent size practice putting green. Play it once just to say you played it, bring a hard hat.

Nestled 20 miles south of Mt. Rainier about 4 miles outside of the town of Packwood, WA is this…read moreplace called High Valley Park. It is a golf course surrounded by residential/vacation cabins and campsites.This 9 hole par 3 golf course isn't anything of challenge but it is the sheer fact that it is in the middle of a forest with views of Tattosh Mountain that makes it four stars. Also the fact that I've been coming up here literally before I was born makes me a little bias. 9 holes will cost you $5 while you can get a full day pass for a measly $10, for lot owners and their "direct descendents" its free. (hey you just say you're cousin Jackson so we don't have to pay) I've seen recently in the past few years that people bring their golf carts up here......WHAT FOR??? Leave the carts at home (unless you're really old or disabled) and get some exercise! Also at the 'club house" there is an upstairs loft that only the locals know about (shhhhh!) where you can play ping pong and foosball. There is also a playground for the kiddos or for us adults who stumble over to it at 1 am after a few drinks around the camp fire. Oh yeah and there are a few pools which I haven't swam in since I was 14 but I'll tell you one of my fondest childhood memories was finally being old enough to take the "swimming test" and passing so I could go over to the pool without adult supervision. Love this place.

Note: To access this course, you need to be an owner here at Tumble Creek, or an invited guest…read more Staying at or owning a property at Suncadia doesn't count, as far as I know. Tucked near Roslyn and Cle Elum, is Suncadia, a resort with lots of rentals and amenities. Next door, also owned by the same group, is the Private Residences of Tumble Creek. A gated, community of families, with its own set of amenities. Tumble Creek Club is a collection of the Golf Clubhouse, the Fitness Center/Pool, and Restaurant. I'm going to write mainly about the Pool and Eatery, since there is another review mentioning the Golf Course. The Pool is where you will meet fellow residences, looking to relax, have a dip on a hot sunny day. There are two pools, and a hot tub. There is also a splash pad, and small concessions of cool treats, and some hot food options. It's lovely, and prefect. The Restaurant is another star of the show. The food is delicious, the menu features local fare, which is a real treat. On this day, I had the Bistro Salad, which included a nice hefty chunk of perfectly looked salmon. The Mrs got a Salmon Sandwich, which looked amazing, and also had plenty of Salmon in it. I was envious, but my mine yummy so I got over it. The kiddo got Mac and Cheese, and at it up instantly, with the fruit side. If you are here, as a guest, or owner, it's the perfect one stop shop to relax, without leaving the community.

This is the nicest course i have played anywhere in WA. The views and homes are ridiculous in…read moredesign and magnitude. The stone work and creativity in landscaping is beyond description and the green quality os the PGA level. That said it is also very difficult with lots of places to lose your ball, but that all adds to the fun. Great 19th hole as well and superior customer service. Also, the best bfast sandwich i have ever had at the clubhouse check-in

The greens were in great shape. The clubhouse was well appointed and the bathrooms new. Just…read morewanted to hit the positives up front. The course was in terrible shape (besides the greens) with patches of dirt (that turned to mud on our day of golf) and the tee boxes were small and on uneven ground. And the prices? Crazy high for the quality of the course. Range balls (a small bucket) was over $8. And some of the balls had definitely seen better days. My home course is Capitol City GC in Olympia. Better course. Better deal. See you there!

Drove down to Chehalis to play golf with some friends since our group had a mix of people from…read moreSeattle and Portland. Chehalis is the perfect middle ground. I was not impressed with this course. Our group played the South and West courses. The course is fairly flat with some elevated tees to get back to the clubhouse, but there are some holes that were a bit confusing. Several holes had severe 90 degree doglegs, you couldn't even tell where the pin was after your 2nd shot. However, the real problem is the drainage on the course. During 80-85 degree weather in the afternoon, you would think the course would be dry for optimal conditions, but there were patches of deep puddles and water logged areas around the greens where you would need to relieve your ball on to drier areas. And don't get me started on greens. They were absolutely diabolical. The Par 3 on Hole 8 was stupidly placed. Whoever was the groundskeeper must have had a terrible morning. If you missed the putt even 2 feet long, the ball would completely roll of the green. Several pin placements were placed on top of mound like that. I did like how fast the greens rolled though. As for pricing, I'm not sure if I'd pay $45 for this course on a weekend. However, I loved the prices on beverages and food in the clubhouse. Hot dogs were $1, Gatorades were $2 and beers were very affordable at ~$7. Definitely no price gouging here. The staff in the clubhouse was very friendly. The gentlemen in the morning early afternoon is a chatty fellow and was very inviting. He looked like he really enjoyed working there. I would play this again if all my friends want to, but if I wanted to play it individually, I might reconsider.

Reasonably priced 9 hole course. The guys who run the golf course are always really nice.read more

This is a great golf course!! It's the only course that stay dry in the winter and you can ride in…read morea golf cart on the course all year long. Yes, including in the winter. It stays dry because of the volcanic rock under that grass on the course. It's a tough and challenging course as well. Number 9 is their number one handicap hole. Try it out sometime. It's also inexpensive as you can play there on weekends for around $40.00

Really enjoyed our round here - fairly forgiving but pay attention to hole description for hidden…read morewater hazards and bunkers. Lots of yardage. Friendly staff. Gas carts - well equipped and clean - ball washer, cooler, basket, seed dispnsers, no electronics Snack shack at the 10th $52 pp 18 holes w cart Great hole signage at every tee box Beautiful views of river Decent pro sjop Practice greens and driving range Id love to play here again!

Fantastic meal at the Elk Ridge golf course. rest and staff did a fantastic job. A must for golfers…read moreand spa enthusiast.

We had a reservation for dinner. Someone in our party had been there before and had asked about an…read moreentree she had at her previous visit. She tried to explain it to the waitress. At first she couldn't exactly remember what that meal was, the waitress was short and dismissive. The waitress was dropping off the water and the guest remembered more of the components. The waitress completely disregarded her as she was explaining to her and just walked away. At that point, when she came back to take our order, I let her know that we weren't done asking a question when she walked away and ignored us. At that point, she told us that she didn't have to deal with us and we could leave.

I've only ever used their driving range but it looks to be a well maintained course. The food in…read morethe restaurant is good too.

Lovely golf Course ! Well kept and very kind staff. Food in…read morethe lounge was ok. Nice quiet course!

Chris and his staff were very accommodating to our foursome. Great experience with other staff…read moremembers and food service was on point. See you soon.

This little gem in North Carolina is a must visit if you are nearby and want a truly yummy meal…read morewith fantastic service. My soup and salad were a hit. The outdoor patio is gorgeous in nice weather and a nice place to chill and relax after a long morning golfing.

We dropped in last night to see if our first review was still valid. A double check you might say…read more We ordered the same items as the last time, looking for consistency, taste and presentation. All our expectations were totally met again. Place was mostly full, people chatting, laughing and happy. This is a truly happy place. Every point of contact with the customers is refined. Employees know what to do, when to do it and are taught the correct way of serving and they do it to perfection. Food Servers, Managers and all staff get an A+ in my book Keep up the good work everybody

We love golfing here!! The course is wonderful and very well maintained. The Pro (Grant) is a great…read moreguy. The food in the restaurant is always great too. We just ate there last night and it was delish! I had the meatloaf dinner and my BF had the chicken Alfredo. If you came here a while ago, it was under different management. Much better now. Try it again!