Mt. Si Golf Course

I think you’d be hard-​pressed to find a much more beautiful location for a golf course in WA. There are some holes where you’ll just want to stand around and take in the view.
I really enjoyed the course. It’s nicely maintained, and though there are some areas under repair, it didn’t take away from the round at all. Some holes are quite challenging, but most are easy enough.
As far as pace of play goes, I’ve seen some Unilocalers complain about rounds taking too long, but I didn’t experience that. Teed off at 7 a.m. and was done with my round in 3 ½ hours.
Prices are decent on the course website, but I was able to book 18 holes + cart on GolfNow for $ 24.
Will definitely be back!

Poorly maintained. No pace of play control. Six hour round. Avoid!!! Course marshall was not helpful and made excuses

There was too many areas under repair on course. yes it’s what you pay for… fun game but badly maintained. Gas carts, tree lined greens, few sand bunkers, many grass bunkers.

Course in OK shape in the middle of the summer. Pace of play is ridiculously slow. Nearly 6 hours for 18 holes in a cart… way too long. Had a marshal out driving around… never once saw him talking to anyone much less politely moving people along. My biggest complaint about this course is the size of the greens. It seems like the majority of the greens are elevated (so, you can’t see the hole) and they are VERY small. Being a 5 handicap golfer I spent the majority of the day being really frustrated at the pin placements relative to the side of the green. We also payed $ 66 with tax to play/​ride 18 holes!!! For a cow patty field turned golf course way out in Snoqualimie? Wow, way over priced. This was my third time (and last) playing Mount Si. Staff friendly and courteous… no issues with them. Just price, then size of the greens and pace of play makes for a VERY Long and frustrating day.

I played here only once but i loved it. it’s a great course, the scenery is awesome (base of mt si and all around mountain views), the greens and course are in excellent shape, the fairways are wide open, not a single house near by to hit… we walked the entire 18 holes (total of 5.3 miles per my GPS tracking device) so we got some good exercise. this will be one of my favorite place to play, i will be going there frequently. the people were generally nice.

Played Mount Si for the first time on a weekday afternoon. The weather was clear and in the 70’s — great views of the mountains. Overall this place is OK. Check-​in was pretty standard. Paid $ 39 plus pull cart and small bucket turned out to be $ 47. Seemed average for what I consider to be a short municiple golf course that I would compare to Lynnwood GC in Edmonds, WA. I would have given this place 4 stars had it not been for the marshal’s hovering over our group this entire time — more details further down.
The Driving Range had decent mats and was large enough to spread out. The Pro Shop announced the groups which is hard to hear from the driving range — basically sounded like an adult speaking in a Charlie Brown cartoon. Guessing we were next to tee off, we headed over to the first tee were there wasn’t a starter so we basically stood behind the next group hoping we weren’t cutting in line. The 1^st tee is right up against the pro shop so just tune out the sound of register and chatter.
Once we were off (foursome) the group behind us (threesome) starting playing into us to pick up our play — not cool — then proceeding to complain to the marshal that we were slow. 3 out of the 4 in the group played ready-​golf and were par/​bogey golfers — the 4^th was a different story. Needless to say the marshal hovered over us on every single hole and kept reminding us to pick it up — literally every hole after #3. Around the turn we let the threesome play thru on the 10^th, where we then had a two-​some clipping at our heels — again the marshal hammering us to speed up. He even timed us at 25 min on a par 5 and told us we should be playing 15min per hole. If I have my math right that means we should have played a 4.5 hr round… right? We finished the round in 5 hours. I am SO sorry we played 30 min longer than the expected time. The humanity! What a surprise that a threesome and twosome are catching up to us. The twosome was in a golf cart — sure you can play through — totally get it — I don’t some marshal hounding me after every group 3 or less catches up and whines about a foursome playing slower than them! The marshals even mentioned they were splitting up foursomes to move along play. What kind of golf course is this?!
As far as the conditions for the course. The greens were nice to putt on for a muni course. The rough was generously cut low enough to feel like you had a lie on the fairway. And there were not a lot of bunkers and one water hazard. Watch out for Holes 9 and 18. They run parallel to each other — the tee boxes are divided by shrubs and there is a thin tree line between the two all the way up to the greens which are relatively close. We experienced another group from the #9 driving their carts into the #18 fairway as I was teeing off. I almost took them out. So look out for a lot of crossover on 9 and 18.
So my first impression was pay a little more than the average muni course rates, be sure you play 15 min per hole or shorter and watch out for hovering, time clocking marshals.

This is one of my favorite courses for beautiful views. It’s fairly easy to end up doing a 5 hour round here, however as I think they really pack people in especially when the weather is better. Pretty well priced and they take coupons!

Great golf course. The view of Mt. Si is endless. Really slow play and no point of playing through. Three of us and five hour round.

Slow, slow, slow, slow… Ignoring the pace of play, this course is great for the price. The greens and fairways are in pretty good shape, and the layout should provide a little challenge for anyone. It’s not terribly difficult, but there are some tough doglegs, especially on the back nine.
Unfortunately, I cannot ignore the pace of play. We completed the front nine is 2 ½ hours which is pretty good for a public course on a Saturday afternoon (⁶⁄₂₆). The back nine was a nightmare and took over 3 ½ hours. Apparently there was a bit of a mix-​up with a group in front of us, but that still does not excuse the pace of play.
If you are looking for a course away from the city with nice mountain views, it’s worth the drive, just be aware that you are in for a slow round.

Nestled under the beautiful moutain of si, your golf game naturally improves because of the scenery. You can’t help but feel relaxed at the golf course. Their webspecials are great (after 4pm it’s unlimited golf for $ 18) and the people who work there are congenial. (we missed our tee time but they were really accomdating!) Also, the groundskeeper stopped their machines while we were teeing off or getting ready to hit the ball.
Also, their café food is really, really good.
Five star for their unpretentiousness and the great grass. The grounds keeper does a really great job keeping their grass looking great! there were very few patches of missing grass and that’s a def. plus.