AlonzoBromell

I enjoy this place for the friendly staff and the great value. I like that there are no houses on the course and the mature trees force you to work the ball both ways. Played green and red and the red course has recently punched greens and they were very sandy.

Lake Spanaway is in good shape this winter and the holiday lights around the course are fun addition. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. They had a marshall out so pace of play was good. The greens were soft but still fast enough to challenge better players. This is a fun parkland style course. It was an hour drive but well worth it.

Good value and pace of play. The course is drying out nicely and greens are coming along. The grass is a little shaggy on a lot of the course though.

The greens were just punched so stay away for a couple weeks. Starter was friendly but pro shop staff was not friendly.

First 9 holes on the West 9 took 2.5 hours. No Marshall was present. Went to turn to the south 9 and noticed a threesome were about to tee off. They were starting their round but were lost and no staff in site to assist them. It's like they sent out all the golfers and went home. Enjoy the layout and the three 9's but the lack of staff/help is a big drawback.

The putting surfaces are slow, soft and green. The rest of the course if dry and firm. The tee boxes need some work but the course is playable and enjoyable. The houses on the course are everywhere and can be distracting, especially on the tee's.

We played at 1pm on a tuesday and we were surrounded by fivesomes. We checked with the Marshall and he said the course allows this, so I guess the Marshall's are only out on the course to console players as they wait for every shot. The greens were actually in good shape, they rolled true and had some pace. The fairways were not up to par though.

The greens are in great shape but the rest of the course is not in good condition. The fairways are extremely wet and the rough is unplayable in some spots. There was no water put out on the course and the on course bathrooms were locked, so clearly they are not yet ready for golfers. However, when the course dries out it is worth a look.

The greens were unbelievably good and make it well worth the drive. A few fairways had standing water but considering the time of year, overall the course was in good shape.

The tee boxes are a bit rough but the greens are in wonderful shape and worth the drive. The 11th hole was memorable...a risk reward par 5. Only about 6000 from the tips but just narrow enough to be fun because this course will ask you to work it both ways.