As of July 2024 the greens are 95% back. Rolling great. Fantastic layout and the views of Baker on…read morea clear day bump it to another level.

North Bellingham Golf Course is an absolute delight for golfers of all skill levels. The course…read moreoffers a fantastic layout with some delightful surprises, remaining straightforward until the wind picks up and transforms the experience into something entirely challenging and unique. Having played here for years, I can confidently say the one way 88-mile drive is well worth journey. I just [today] finished another round and can't wait to return and challenge myself again. If you haven't been to North Bellingham recently, do yourself a favor and go play a this course [again] -- you won't regret it. In addition, the pro shop staff are always friendly and eager to ensure you have a great time.

We had a great first 9 , but unfortunately that is where the experience ended. We clearly had no…read moreone behind us as we approached the tenth tee. A foursome (probably from the bar) jumped right in front of us and proceeded to move out at a snails pace. I literally had all kinds of time to bring it to the attention of the pro shop. They of course did nothing to mitigate the problem. The foursome was probably GWI. (Golfing while intoxicated). We were only able to play 14 holes. You can do better by monitoring your tee sheet and pace of play. James Hobbs. Anacortes

Course was in good condition, but no marshal around to move golf flow. We caught up to a five some…read moreon hole 6 and waited on every hole after that. Very disappointed as we traveled from Seattle to golf loomis trails as a treat. Not sure I would come back.

We love it here, the food is great and so are the people. The only reason it's not a 5 star is that…read moreno matter when you go even 10 years ago the soda fountains taste like mold and just musty like they have never been cleaned it's really bad. Makes it hard to go back tbh

Oh boy, we walked in the door and it was clear they didn't want us there which seemed off. Then…read moreafter DIRECTING us to the bar, rudely told us off only because we didn't have our IDs for the bowling alley asks us to leave the bar they pointed us into. 40 year old waitresses should have slightly better customer service.

Would leave a Zero if it was an option…read more Used to go to this course in the late 90s and early 2000s. Stopped going because of how rude the owner is. Fast forward 20+ years later, reading the reviews, it appears she's still a B.... but decide to rise above the reviews and just go be kind. I went. Got bitched at for using a debit card and her needing to get out of her recliner. Told me to get out of her way. Told me to reset her Starlink, told me that me using my card is what's wrong with our society, got upset with me because I wouldn't give her my PIN # for my card and wouldn't let me input it myself, on and on. What a miserable human. Expiration date is soon though. She's still a B..... Go elsewhere

Had a great time on this creatively designed 18 hole golf course. It is a very hilly course, so I…read moredo recommend a power cart. Views are beautiful on the back nine. Fairways were dry, greens were in good shape. But rates were very reasonable. The owner is a wonderful person and Eddie greets everyone with a tail wag.

I have been playing Homestead more often in the past two years. I give credit where credit is due,…read morethe drainage here is much improved and the course gets firmer earlier than ever before. It is still a waterlogged mess in the off season but, drainage and turf conditions are significantly improved. I have enjoyed firm conditions from April to September and now play here regularly. I suggest you do the same and rediscover Homestead.

This course needs some love but is a good challenge…read more The greens were brown and we're in need of repair. The bunkers were full of weeds. The ponds were swampy and needed cleaning. They've been cutting a lot of corners all around. It's too bad.

I moved to Bellingham from CA in October (of all months ) and wanted to get right on my paddleboard…read moreto try and get a few paddles in before the winter. So I went here to rent a wet suit. The manager there was super helpful. He regretful explained to me that I moved to the area in the windiest month. Which was sad to hear but infinitely helpful to know. He showed me how to use their website to look up wind conditions. I did rent a wetsuit and tried to go on lake padden but it was still too windy. I will be back in the spring for sure.

Will definitely buy from Kite Paddle surf again. Their…read moreCustomer Service is great (thanks DJ!) - and they went out of their way to get the size of TT board that I needed.

The course needs a little work but it presents challenges and is real fun to play. I can get…read morethrough 18 in three hours so I can play a full round and not take up the whole day. Good price for a round and several discount options for the regular players. I recommend it.

Since it is August, it is a given that it is dry. However, many tee boxes had only dirt and clumps…read moreof weeds to set your tee on. Fairways were in the worst condition that I have ever played (and I just played another local course two days ago, so I know conditions are dry). But in many areas there wouldn't be any grass even if it had rained for a month. Lastly, I support young golfers learning the game, but when a group of 12 year olds take 6 to 8 practice swings with each shot, it slows the game to a painful pace and the pro shop needs to manage their game. (The kids were over 4 hours at 12 holes).

I missed my calling as a cowboy. I know that after throwing axes at a wall for an hour as…read moreentertainment at Bellingham Axe. This is a great date idea or even a good destination for hanging out with buddies. The lane behind us was having a party where younger kids were there, so I don't believe it's 21+. They provide multiple types of throwing instruments which were decently sharp. The smaller axes and throwing knives were made by Smith & Wesson - so you feel like more of a bad @ss throwing them - and they were fun to throw. They also allowed me to perfect my form for throwing the larger axes, which was my favorite instrument. The staff provided guidance for throwing since it was our first time. They were also available throughout our session for follow-up questions and guidance on throwing which was very helpful. One of the best parts is the smell. As you enter, you're immediately hit with the smell of freshly chopped wood which is awesome. The decor is also very inviting with tons of pictures of happy axe-throwing customers lining the walls. There's a separate bar upstairs with interesting games to play and canned/bottled alcoholic beverages, hopefully for after you're done throwing axes!

Hosted a work event here for the second year in a row and it was perfect! So easy to coordinate…read morewith Mo, the food and ambiance is great!