Cedarcrest Golf Course

Pretty solid city course. Fairway and green conditions are very good for drought conditions. It is one of the better maintained courses at this price point. I also really like the long straight (and somewhat tight) fairways here.

Terrible course conditions. Mud everywhere. The course was unplayable, yet I paid full price to find that out. Avoid this mudpit.

This course is great, for a city course…
They staff is nice, the price is always competitive, and the course is maintained as well as any city course in the PNW. The restaurant has a nice outside seating area and offers good food and good service. I’ve noticed several people simply coming to eat who are not golfing. The course can get quite soggy in the winter but we have have played it consistently since May and it has been nicely dry.
Well done, Cedarcrest.

My dad, brother and I all decided to hit the links for the first time in quite a while and we found a great deal out at Cedarcrest. 19.00/person for 2pm on a Saturday, made us quite happy with the value.
We pre-​booked our tee time online, and they were very prompt about getting us out onto the course as soon as we arrived. The timing worked out perfectly, with us neither catching the people in front of us, or holding up the people behind us, and we were playing fairly slowly, with a lot of hunting for our various shots.
The fairways on most of the holes, were reasonably well kept, the fringes could have been better, but as long as you stay down the middle of the fairway, you should be relatively pleased with the grounds.
The greens were the one downfall to the course, because they gave very little cushion or play to the ball and were exceptionally quick, to the point that we were having to tap the ball from 40ft away, just to avoid hitting it off the green entirely.
The service from the drink cart was great, and they had a pretty good selection of beers in the cart, which came around very regularly.
One big plus for me was the views that can be seen on the back 9. there were some fantastic mountain views that really brough the day together.
All in all, it was a pleasant experience and I would definitely recommend making the trip out there, especially if you can snag their early twilight rates starting at 2pm.

Now I’m only Unilocaling this not as a golfer but as a «retired» cross country runner. Back in the good ol days at MPHS every year we had a meet here at the Cedarcrest Golf Course. These were the meets I’d always skip or fake sick only because they have a lot of hills. I guess that’s good for golfing but not on my knees.
I remember one day at the meet I guess the Golf Course didn’t inform their customers that by 3pm they had to leave because this course was going to turn into a cross country track and everyone needed to leave except the runners. Well I bet that infuriated them, because as I recall one time while doing a warm up run, a couple of my team members and I were almost hit by a deranged infuriated douchebagery golf cart driver. After that I decided to never golf here ever even if I was 60 and bored.
–Oh and one thing. It’s right next to a main street so your car can sometimes get hit by a flying golf ball. The nets only work sometimes.