Snoqualmie Falls Golf Course

I like this track a lot. It’s not a terrific test of golf, but it’s an awesome place to spend a few hours stroking your ego.
Pros:
— Ample fairways, very fair for the average high-​handicap amateur
— Well-​tended, if unspectacular greens
— Highly walkable layout
— Decent little snack bar with adequate burgers and sandwiches
— Rates are more than fair, and twilight can be a steal.
— Setting is just beautiful with spectacular views of Mt. Si
— Pace of play: Nothing unusual about a four hour 18 here.
— Friendly pro shop staff
Cons:
— Flood prone, which wipes out fairways on large parts of the front nine for months at a time during winter and spring. The pro shop won’t generally tell you this when you make a tee time, so it’s good to ask.
— Depending on who is working in the shop, they sometimes want to close the gate before dark, which can cut a couple of holes off the end of your round if you’re trying to get a twilight 18 in.
— No beverage cart, except perhaps on the busiest summer weekends. Bring your own hooch.
— Layout not the most inspiring or challenging you will ever play.

Played a great round of golf at Snoqualmie Falls on a summer Friday afternoon for $ 34, walking. The course is flat, very walkable and well maintained. Typical club house, well run tee times and a small snack bar adjacent to the club house. Driving Range appeared to need some help, it was a bit run down. I wouldn’t go here to just shoot some range balls for sure. There was no sand at the tee box to fill in divots, so tee off was less than ideal. Their beverage cart is pretty active, I think they came around two or three times over 18 holes. Only restroom on the course I saw was around hole 12, so be prepared. Great views of Mt. Si. Good beginner/​intermediate course, only a few hazards.

Great course that makes you feel like a better player than you really are. Greens were rollin true and not much trouble to get into. The fish n chips were really good too.

Very friendly staff. Course was not very well maintained. Would have received 4 stars but they had just aerated the greens and sanded them. I know they have to do it but it would have been nice to know before spending $ 40 on a round or giving a discount because putting is pointless with those conditions.

Casual and low key. This is the place to go if you’re not a big hitter and don’t have all the newest best gear.
The prices are MORE than reasonable for rentals and a cart.
The course sits leisurely between the river and the mountains and is quite pretty.
Clubhouse offerings range from burgers to snacks. The whiskey hot chocolate really hit the spot on New Years Day in 34 degrees!
I’d def go back here before I over payed to play anywhere else based on my skill level.

this is a great course for beginners or a golfer looking for a low pressure relaxed time. its very reasonably priced and easy to walk with a push cart. there are a couple of nice putting areas a chippong area with a sand trap and you can hit a bucket of balls for 4 bucks and hit off the grass or under a roof. it is far from fancy but everyone is so nice and friendly.

Weighing in at 5465 yards and a par 71 (only one set of tees, except on par 5s where there is a ladies tee box), this course is one of those places to go to get your confidence back if your swing has been a little off lately. It’s also a great course for novices because the fairways are pretty wide open and there really aren’t too many places to get in trouble if you hit a duck hook or a nasty slice (thin tree lines, usually bordered by another wide open fairway). I spent a lot of my days as a junior golfer out here not only for it’s proximity to my childhood home, but also for the ability to play a round of golf without losing several balls.
It’s short, flat (very walkable), and the greens are forgiving and not very undulating. They manage to keep the fairways and greens in fairly good shape, even in the winter months. There are a few dry, hard spots in the summer, but that just means you’ll get a little extra roll, which will make your next shot even shorter.
It’s not the fanciest course ever and at times the lips of the cups can make it difficult to sink a couple putts unless you hit it dead center, but the views of the mountains and the proximity of the river are pleasant scenery, especially on those picturesque Seattle summer days. Yesterday, my dad and I saw a hawk fly over us with a fish in it’s talons that it had caught in the river adjacent to the 3^rd tee box.
If you can’t quite break 100÷90÷80 at other courses, come here. It’s quite likely that you’ll leave wanting to brag about your low score to your buddies!

This is a good course if you haven’t played golf for a while. It also serves fine for veterans just won’t challenge you too much. It’s close to but completely different from the TPC course at Snoqualmie. I think it’s a fun course that I’ll continue to play when I’m looking for an easy 18 not too far from Seattle.

I have been coming here off and on for 25 years. The staff has always been helpful and courteous. I am usually a single player and the staff does their best to put me with a group as soon as it is feasible.
The course is in a beautiful setting with spectacular views of the surrounding Cascade mountains. Although not a likely choice for the expert golfer, beginners and intermediates will find the course interesting and challenging enough. There’s a nice practice putting green and chipping area near the first tee
The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating, the latter offering great views of the Cascades.
I plan on returning many times!

Great little golf course. The course isn’t long or tough and is perfect for a beginner. There are very few holes where you can get into a lot of trouble.
Course is surrounded by farms and the Snoqualmie river. Its not uncommon to see an Alpaca or a heard of Beefalo roaming around the out of bounds area. Also there is a tiny little airport right next to the course and its not uncommon to get buzzed by a bi-​plane or Cessna while on the 10^th green or 11^th tee.
Really beautiful scenery as the course is in a little valley surrounded by hills and mountains.
The club house restaurant makes a mean Bacon, egg and cheese and has $ 2 Rolling Rock drafts all the time. They also have 4 – 5 beers on tap and have the typical grill style food. Burgers, grilled cheese, hot dogs, etc.
Pro shop is moderately stocked but the staff is really nice and will order you anything they can if you don’t see it there. Prices are generally better than Puetz as well.

Wow! I can’t believe no one has reviewed this place yet. Maybe they want to keep it a secret to themselves.
Anyhoo, I came here with a group of flight attendants for a charity fundraiser. The management was fantastic working with our group.
The course is in a beautiful location. I myself did not golf but did walk some of the course.
The clubhouse has great food at reasonable prices. Great sandwiches & burgers. 4 – 5 good beers on tap, bottles of beer & wine by the glass.