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.

I'm not much of a golfer, but come here often with my boyfriend and we have a great time! It's very…read moreclean, well maintained, and consistent. We always have a great time and feel that the staff and patrons are respectful and that there is a great community here. The pricing is great here and the location is beautiful. I like that they offer punch cards too as they offer great gifts! There always seems to be a lot of people here at all hours of the day, but we always manage to find a great spot. Never had to wait to get in. This is a great spot for beginners or experts to practice their swing!

Pleasant driving range that was fun to visit and hit a bucket of balls. It feels like you are in…read morethe middle of now where but you're only about 15min from Redmond city center. Relaxed atmosphere and grassy range where you aim for some marked signs on the lawn. They had some clubs, but most people seemed to have brought their own. We used a tee that was at a curved area in the range so some netting tended to get in the way depending on where you stood to hit the ball, other than that, it was a fun and chill spot.

My first time hitting balls with Martín. I am a beginner, so I wasn't expecting much. But Martín…read moreshared all the basics in a way that was fun and understandable. I will be back!

Martin is a fantastic golf instructor. Very approachable and clear with easy to follow…read moreinstructions. As an older weekend hacker who hadn't played in 15 years he helped me go from clueless to hitting the ball straight with less effort than I ever experienced, in a single lesson. He introduced me to swing analysis that I was never taught before that was clear, understandable, and easy to execute. Can't wait to practice what I learned and looking forward to my next coaching session. He can improve your game and make range practice enjoyable. Forget about youtube videos and other instructors. This is the guy you want to spend some time with!

Nice local course that is well maintained. Excellent driving range. Staff is friendly and helpful…read more recommendation, bring back on course marshals to improve the pace of play.

For the money, Bellevue is a great play. Solid course overall…read more Try to get out early in the day though. If you tee off after 2pm, plan on a five hour round. Things start backing up around holes 7 and 8, especially the par 3 over the water on 8. Not really the course's fault, there's just a lot of demand. A marshal out there might help, but I'm not sure it would make much of a difference. The driving range is on the pricier side, but the balls are good and the mats are great. Overall a very solid course, just slow. Go early and you'll have a good time.

Willows is my home course. My grandpa taught me to play here 10 years ago and I've been coming back…read moreever since, probably 30 rounds a summer at this point. About 5 years ago new management came in and they've really gotten a hold of things. Conditions are amazing now and it just keeps getting better. It's the best value in the area. Golf that's both affordable and this good looking is hard to find around here. Every hole is different, which keeps it fun no matter how many times you play it. It looks easy, but trust me it's not. I'm a 10.7 handicap, nothing special, and this course still challenges me every time. Super happy with where Willows is headed. Highly recommend. They have a great membership program. I think if you play more than 10 times, you start saving. The new range is great. Amazing tech. Highly recommend.

I took lessons with Micah Kim as a beginner after finding him through the instructor information…read morelisted on Willows Run's official website. Before the lessons began, I clearly explained that I had weakness and limited mobility in my lead arm. Despite that, much of the instruction continued to emphasize a lead-arm-dominant movement. I did not feel that my physical limitation was adequately assessed or that I was given clear alternatives that I could perform safely and consistently. What concerned me most was that I repeatedly asked about the natural role of my trail arm, how power should be generated, and how I could swing without placing unnecessary stress on my body. I did not receive an explanation that resolved those concerns. Instead, when I continued asking technical questions, I was told, "You will understand once you become a teaching professional," along with comments about my academic ability. During the period I was taking these lessons, I experienced back pain and physical imbalance. I also began experiencing pain and imbalance involving my trail arm--an area that had previously functioned relatively comfortably. I eventually sought medical evaluation and treatment and was unable to complete my remaining prepaid lessons. I am not claiming that a medical professional determined that the instruction caused my symptoms. I am describing the sequence of events as I experienced it. Years later, after studying golf biomechanics, injury prevention, movement science, becoming a certified golf instructor, and completing TPI-based body-and-swing assessment training, one issue stands out to me very clearly: If a student tells an instructor that one side of the body has a significant limitation, that limitation should be assessed before repeatedly asking the student to organize the swing around that same side. I came into the lessons with one known physical limitation. By the time I stopped, I was dealing with problems on both sides of my body. That experience is why I strongly recommend that beginners--especially anyone with an injury, weakness, or mobility restriction--ask an instructor how they assess physical limitations and how they adapt the swing to the individual before purchasing a lesson package. Willows Run later clarified to me that instructors teaching there operate independently. I understand that distinction. My reason for mentioning Willows Run is simply that its official website was how I found the instructor and its facility was where the lessons took place. This is a retrospective account of my personal experience as a paying student.

Great golf course to work on your irons. Each hole is unique and challenging. It's all walk only,…read morebut it isn't a lengthy course. A short nine course with lots of fun!

For $10-15 you get a very challenging par 3 course with lots of hazards. You do not get good…read morequality greens. The tee boxes are full of divots but what do you expect when you get a lot of beginner golfers. This is a great place to practice and hone short game.

Absolute BEST fitting experience in the entire Bellevue Seattle area…read more I have gone to Club Champions, Puetz for prior fittings. (Of course Puetz, at least Bellevue, is not a proper fitting experience or at the same level of Club Champions.) But Gregg Rogers blows them all away BY FAR. Never once felt like I was getting pressured for upsell at Gregg Rogers during my multiple fittings--For those that have gone for fitting at CC, I'm sure you know what I am talking about--It seems like their fitters get compensated by some sort of commission? That's the vibe I get. At Gregg Rogers's: They genuinely help get you into the best clubs/set up for YOUR game. Highly highly highly recommend this for golfers that appreciate a true honest proper club fitting experience.

I've been playing golf for 60 years. I played college golf and a lot of amateur golf and qualified…read morefor a lot of section PGA events as an amateur. I've been invited to a couple of national events. I qualified and played in a U.S amateur at the age of 45. That said, I don't consider myself an elite amateur player by any stretch .I can honestly say that Greg Rogers is easily quite possibly one of the best teachers in the country. His knowledge of how the body works is unsurpassed. A lot of my friends are PGA pros and whenever I've asked them for help with my swing they tell me the same things I've heard before. Stuff that I've heard since I was a beginner. But every time I took a lesson from Greg, I walked out of their hearing and learning something I never heard before. He definitely has my vote for top rated instructor in the world

Played some golf and the duck pin bowling. The duck pin…read morebowling is a joke: miniature lanes, small balls and too gimmicky. . The golf simulator, trackman, mg first time: it was good. More for serious golf players than amateurs like me. Was surprised with the quality of food. The edamame potstickers were awesome. The gaucamole was good. The hot chicken sliders was great. Chicken masala tacos were decent. Loved that they had a good selection of beers and 8 beers on tap. The little hazy IPA was great.

Service is great, tech is great, people are amazing and the food is good - love it here!read more

Great place to go to hit some golf balls for cheap! Stalls are always available and the balls are…read morefairly new.

Do not use this range, both the mats or the grass are in terrible shape…read more The mats have divots on every side and have been turned over and over. The tees shared are worn out as well and I had to use the one I carry in my bag. The grass area is worse and it is so uneven from years of divots its painful to hit off of. The practice greens are in terrible shape and if it rains the edges are soup. A lot of the balls I hit were really scuffed, chipped and I had to leave several that were cracked. Last the staff are a bunch of kids who don't know how a range should be ran at all. You are better off heading down the street to Redwood Golf Center, Willows Run or over to Redmond Ridge. Stay away from this place unless you want to waste your money.