Fun course. Pretty good conditions for a public facility. The range is great and the beer selection…read morein the restaurant wasn't bad.

The course is way overpriced (50$ senior on a weekday morning). The condition is terrible…read more Instead of colors bordering the green there is 4-inch rough right on the edge of the greens. The tee boxes don't have any grass, and this is April, not August. It feels like the fairways haven't been mode in a week. You can lose a ball in the middle of the fairway because of potholes where the grass isn't mowed.

Well maintained course with a slow front nine but fun back nine to finish! This is a par 67 course…read morebecause there are no par 5's, and many of the par 4's are short so there is some lag time as you wait for people to clear the green ahead of you, especially #2. Highly recommend you get an early tee time (i.e. before 8am) or it'll easily be a 5+ hour round. Most of the par 4's have dog legs that you have to get the right distance on to avoid getting stuck behind trees, so use your golf app's GPS or hopefully you're playing with someone familiar with the course. The back nine has nice elevation changes and bunkers to challenge anyone, and the greens all have fair and even rolls. $55 a round feels a little high for par 67, but what isn't expensive nowadays. I've paid more for a lesser maintained course.

Food is fine and portions are generous. Even has ethnic offerings. The home made chips are great…read moreand prices are reasonable.

Can't afford it but I played it and I love it. Play during…read morethe Washington golf championships.

Taco Thursday's at the clubhouse are the best! Best tacos ever! They must have Hispanic chefs!…read moreTotally authentic!

I've been going to Puetz for years not and they have never failed me. Recently my GF took golf…read morelessons and as a beginner to golf, she came away with the same impression. Free warm up buckets before the pro arrived, extra balls after she finished, track man set up for right AND left hand golfers, friendly knowledgable staff. I needed a couple of grips put on and it usally is a wait ... maybe a day or so, but becuse my GF was taking lessons, they got them done for me, so they would be ready when her lesson was done. NOT unusual service for this store. Highly recommended!

I was in search of a women's starter club set and found one on the Puetz website on sale for $300…read morefrom $500. I called and spoke with a friendly representative named Ryan, who kindly put one on hold for me for 48 hours. I went into the store on a Saturday and was immediately greeted and offered assistance. When I checked out, the young man at the register was fast and friendly, while a very helpful man (in zebra pants) unboxed and prepared my new clubs for me. The store was very clean and organized and had my kind of music playing. :) The customer service we received from everyone was wonderful and much appreciated! I'll definitely be back.

When my friends started playing golf a couple years ago, this was the first 18-hole course we…read moreplayed as a group. It's a very short course at 4700 yards and only Par 65 for 18. If you normally shoot in the 90's like me on a regular course, expect to shoot in the 80's. Also, there's no Par 5 holes, but an abundant of Par 3's. I think it's a good course for beginners, but you it can be recovering. Even though it's a short course, there are a lot of trees you can make contact with, so if you don't hit them straight, beware. Last weekend, my friends played a round of Winter golf here. On the positive side, the greens were nice for the winter. The golf ball rolled well and thank goodness there weren't any temporary greens because their temporary greens are not adequate. However, this course does not drain well at all. Even on a clear day with no rain the past 2 days, the fairways on multiple holes, especially on the back 9, were so soggy and wet. It muddied up my shoes, so much I needed to do a deep cleaning the next day. You definitely had to club up or two to hit out of the mud, in the fairway. If you're a beginner, I'd recommend playing the front 9 of this course just to get your feet wet. The price is slightly cheaper than your other municipal courses, but you get what you paid for. I've heard horror stories of the pro shop overcharging you, so I would check your bank statement the next couple days afterwards. Overall, if you and your friends are getting into golf or you have kids that want to play, I'd check out Lynnwood. If you're an avid golfer, I'd skip this one.

Just a little rough and rustic 18 hole course. Greens filled with tree debris. Nice staff and…read morecarts where available.

The Nile Shrine Golf Course... more like The Nile Pinecone. Let me start by mentioning the trip…read morefrom the parking lot, to the pro shop. Talk about a hike! They should have a 24/7 shuttle bus that picks you up and drops you off at the first Tee. I wanna say the walk is about 3/4 of a mile long and you'll be exhausted when finally meet the flight of stairs to go pay for your round. Now let's talk about the course. They were in terrible condition. I'm starting to think they don't have a greenskeeper or any landscapers. From the fairway to the greens your surrounded by a smelly slough that sticks to your clothes. and when you reach the greens, your met with sticks, branches, pinecones and unfixed divots. the speed doesn't even matter. just bring your wedges and you'll be able to chip it over all the obstacles in your way. it was truly an awful experience and is the exact reason i stay away from Seattle golf. do yourself a favor and stay away from this course. If i could give it zero stars, i would. happy golfing!

My girlfriend comes here every Monday. 10/10 everyone is nice. Good food fun times 100000/100000read more

What a nice change from the normal golf lesson. Hands on one on one instruction. Doesn't fill your…read morehead with 15 different things to think about, but instead focuses on your swing and how to fix a bad shot by understanding what went wrong. Very calm, no pressure and friendly. Is truly concerned about you playing better each and every time. Wonderful experience.

From the owner: After over 30 years of teaching golf, playing golf and studying the golf swing, i have embarked on…read moretaking my knowledge to my students in a simplistic form of understanding the golf swing. My golf lesson are a hands on, old school method with the fundamentals as the basis. Come enjoy a golf lesson and start taking the first step to enjoying the game as it was meant to be enjoyed.

Highly recommend! It was the perfect place for my son's birthday. I would definitely return…read morethere. We loved the arcade games and the fact that they used real money and they weren't expensive to play. It it easy to observe the games going on which is very entertaining. It took a bit for some of his friends to get the hang of driving but the staff member helped out. The kids were talking about it nonstop. They enjoyed the snacks sold there and teasing each other as they competed. I wish I would have thought to bring medals for the winning team! Lol! The joy it brought everyone made it worth every penny. They also do a wonderful job preparing for the game.

We had our company outing at Whirlyball. I didn't expect to like it but WOW! It was amazing and fun…read moreand I forgot about the world. The food was excellent. We had the BBQ buffet with the juiciest brisket I've every had. The smoked chicken was also excellent. Now about the staff. You can tell they really care about us and making sure we enjoyed ourselves. The customer service is outstanding and I can't wait to come back!

This little park has had quite the positive turn around in terms of being a neat place to visit…read more Community volunteers and the Seattle Parks Department have worked tirelessly to clean this park up, and to make it safe and enjoyable for everyone that visits.

This is a great disc golf course in Seattle. I will tell you why. This is a very short and…read moretechnical course. Beginners have a shorter distance to the basket and can concentrate on the technical aspect without throwing hard for a long drive as it is easy to do with an open course such as Lakewood. Experts have fun with the technical aspects of the short course. It's a win - win. Yes, the last nine can be a challenge but that is what makes a course interesting and a good time. The trash in the park sucks, I use the standard of what I take can in, I take out.

Inglewood loves diversity! especially the black fortnite default skin…read more The remembrance of George Floyd serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing fight for racial justice and equality. His tragic death on May 25, 2020, sparked a global movement, uniting people across nations to demand accountability and systemic change. Memorials, such as George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, stand as sacred spaces for reflection and activism, preserving the memory of his life and the collective grief that followed his loss. Events like the "Rise and Remember" festival continue to honor his legacy, fostering dialogue and inspiring action toward a more equitable future. Through these efforts, George Floyd's name remains a symbol of resilience and the enduring pursuit of justice.

I've sent two different sets of my DJs to work there in the past month, and have done several…read moreweddings their myself. Everyone commented on how the venue had great acoustics, and the tall white walls were perfect for uplighting. During weddings in the past, I've enjoyed the easy transition from a beautiful golf course layout, to a spacious reception area, with separate room for buffet.