Not sure where the lack of love for this course is coming from. We found it to be nearly equal to…read morethe Prospector course and had a great time spending 4 hours outside! The course is located at Suncadia, with the Swiftwater Cellars winery located off the club house. Quite a picturesque setting for both the course and the winery! The course is not particularly tough but makes you think a bit. Plenty of holes with blind landings and lots of water and/or traps where I wanted to hit it! Plenty of hills as well. While we were there, the greens ran pretty fast but were also pretty true. Also, they're strict about their 4.5 hour rounds but at least it keeps everyone moving! We had a great time and felt it was every bit as good the other course, which we played last year. We'll definitely be back!

Recently opened, so only honey buckets are out on the course. No ball washing stations or water…read morecooler. Greens are near perfect and fairways are great. The tee boxes could be cut a little more uniformly and they are full rocks which can make inserting you tee difficult. The front nine plays short. The back nine is much more difficult that the front and if the wind picks up it becomes a monster, for instance a 220 yes par3 followed by a 487yd par 4 . And there are fairway bunkers everywhere. Still a little rough around the edges but it's coming along and the scenery is beautiful.

Loved playing this course, the views were great. Marathon Monday is totally worth it my group of…read morethree were able to play three rounds in one day. Definitely coming back this season.

Is this a public golf course or North Korea? We had 12 guys there for my bachelor party and when we…read morego to check in the first thing they ask us if we brought our own beers. No hi, no welcome, no how you doing. Just a shakedown right off the bat. As if that wasn't bad enough the ranger followed each of our groups for three consecutive holes. THREE OF THEM. And we were even playing a scramble, averaging 10 minutes a hole. If you're looking for an average golf course with $100 green fees and a Marshall who gets bored at his job so he just harasses the golfers then look no further. Do yourself a favor and go to prospector. It's only $50 more and is 100 times better. Sun country, more like bum country.

Beautiful course. Reminded me of some of the courses in Lake Tahoe, CA, just not as hilly…read more Excellent condition from fairways to greens. Challenging and fun at the same time. Greens are fast but don't let it get to your head, or your putt will end up short. Great golf trip even though it rain, drizzle in between our round. I called it 'Seattle happened'.

This review is specifically about the driving range because it was difficult to find information on…read morethe resort website. Yes, there IS a driving range! To use it, check in at the Prospect Pro Shop front desk. There's no signage indicating this, so... you're welcome. Haha! $12 per person for all day use and unlimited balls. Then, walk or drive over to the small driving range. No stalls, uncovered, and pretty bare bones. But it was just fine for me. There's a ball attendant who collects and restocks your ball pyramids. A note about COVID hours: I emailed a week in advance and was told they'd be open Wednesday from 7 AM to 6 PM. I arrived at 12:15 PM and paid my fees, which the cashier said meant I could use the driving range for "the whole day." A few minutes later, at the driving range, the ball attendant said they had closed at noon. When I responded with, "BUT WE JUST PAID!" he gave me a big stack of balls and apologized for the miscommunication. So, even though I didn't get to play all day, the stack lasted me a couple hours. And I was happy with that. But be warned that they're still figuring out their COVID hours, so you'll have a better chance arriving earlier than later.

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

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

This course is terrible! Not fun for families. We were hoping for mini golf, but this was more…read morelike putting practice. No borders so kids are constantly trying to find balls in the weeds. Super hot with no shade. Quality of the green was bad too. Divets, weird hills and slopes, soggy grass and greens. One of my kids slipped and got covered in mud. You have to cross a busy road to get the putters and balls. Overall, super disappointing.

This place is a gem and a half. I am a def not a mini golf fan. This was a real deal miniature golf…read morecourse. Grass, greens, and nothing silly. Def no tubes and crazy oddities, it was super fun. As a person that doesn't golf, it was pretty amazing to be able to have as much fun as I did. The kids loved it, though it seems to be much more adult, but we played through fast and didn't clog the flow. The place took about 90 minutes while we waited for people, etc. The course was free with our hotel, and really seems free to anyone. Place wasn't crowded, was well maintained, and overall an amazing experience! Would def recommend, but keep in mind, not food for people with mobility issues.

The icicle junction activities center unfortunately closed during COVID like so many other…read morebusinesses. The mini golf is still open to the public through the hotel tho! Decent course

After reading the rave reviews, we came here to play. I hadn't noticed the year of those reviews. I…read moreimagine the downturn in business due to the pandemic has put a damper on repairs. We had fun playing 18 holes as it was a lovely morning. At $24 for two people, it was decent value. Plus the windmills and setting made up for the degradation of maintenance.

I have played here many times so I will just make this review an easy to digest list of Pros and…read moreCons: Pros: 1.) Views are amazing 2.) Has a great restaurant and bar with friendly staff 3.) Unique course with some fun holes 4.) Good range and putting green 5.) Pretty easy to get a tee time. Cons: 1.) The pro shop staff is rude as it gets. The old man working the counter acts like ringing someone up is just the biggest inconvenience of his life. Newsflash old timer...if you don't like working then RETIRE 2.) The pace of play can be really bad. I hardly get off this course in less than 5 hours and I am a 5 handicap. 3.) The prices used to be good but now they are not worth what you get. Have gone WAYYYY up 4.) The course was not in great shape last time I played especially the greens. Putts would bounce on the green and can see lots of hairy patches. Need to water more but hey, that would cost them $$ so that is out. 5.) I don't personally like the layout of the course that much. This is a course that rewards you for playing smart and mostly hitting your irons. Overall, lots of things good and bad with this place. I will only play it if it's my last resort now honestly.

A favorite local spot intermixed with golfers from around the region. The food portions are…read moregenerous and consistently good. My husband's favorite is breakfast before 2pm and I am sold on the steak salad. Even on the busiest days the waitstaff are friendly and attentive. I always feel like I am among friends.

Where can you combine golf, food, a bar and music? Nine Iron is one of the hidden treasures in…read moreYakima. Sean is an amazing owner with great staff. You have multiple golf pros working who know the programs and make the experience amazing.

After hearing about an indoor golf spot in town, a few buddies, and I decided we needed to venture…read moreon down here and check it out. We quickly decided that this is a place we will be coming back to! It's literally an indoor golf campus with five or six simulation Stations where you get to choose between what seemed like hundreds of different courses and play them with as many or as few people as you'd like, for a predetermined amount of time. They've also got a putting green, and you can bring your own clubs or rent some there. We grabbed one of the stalls for two hours, and five of us had a great time! The set up is pretty quick and you can make it so you can save your information and follow yourself overtime. It's pretty cool to be able to develop a handicap on the simulator! I've got a full bar and basically Gastropub type food. The bacon cheeseburger that I had was quite good, as were the shared nachos, wings and cheese curds. Prices are not outrageous and the beer and liquor selection was actually pretty solid. The place is super relaxed and the service was quick and friendly. This is a spot that I will be back to with friends, and probably a spot I will take my boys to practice. The place chill enough that it's the sort of place you can take kids, your significant other, or meet up with a bunch of buddies. It was nice to not be rowdy, but also to not have to be quiet like on an actual golf course.

Great option is tubing and sledding at the golf course! It is smaller, intimate, fun and just a tad…read moreshorter ride than the ski hill location, and unlimited slides! The family pack is $50, and $20 for tube rental. It's great for all ages. The pub is convenient for food and to warm up. They are renovating the lobby, so be patient. Service so kind and helpful. I would wish they would help monitor the top of the hill to avoid people just standing there and efficiency of the slides. Some kids would just slide down with their clothes which can create a disaster, big groups would just stand and chat, something to think about.

Our women's group played this course on our way home to Everett after playing some golf around…read moreChelan. This ended up being our favorite course! It is old school--simple, peaceful and straightforward. It has such beautiful views of the mountains and the river, too. We loved how the course was just challenging enough, in beautiful condition, had shade, and the price was right! Thank you Leavenworth GC!