JamieOwens

The last day to ride and drive to your ball/90* rule. made having a cart very ice. Kayak can be a tough walk, but do-able. The course was in fine shape, considering the amount of rain we have gotten. With the cool weather and the Sound so close, the ball didn't travel far at all compared to this summer.

Moved back to the greys on advice from playing partner, the landing areas suit me better from there, but the second shots are tough. Plan on losing a few balls as the fairways are firm and tend to kick you into the bushes when you stray to the edges with your shots.

Played as a single and had plenty of time to hunt for balls, found 5 Prov1s, 4 Bridgestone's, an assortment of Callaway's, etc. 22 balls found in all. golf was good, worked on short game, chipping and putting. didn't really keep score.

With only 4 cars in the lot we knew it would be a private course for us. Not a Private club as Blue Boy West is built on a horse ranch, with many of the barns and stables still in use for golf. The value was excellent and the staff are like family. Many tricky holes with water and doglegs which keep the driver in the bag.

Everyone said "it always blows here" Today it was only 10-15mph. The crowds were light, the day sunny, Mount Baker in the distance. Very nice.

Located in the Sammamish Valley, Willows Run is a beautiful championship caliber golf course complex. We are a full service facility, complete with two eighteen-hole, links-style courses -Coyote Creek...

small greens which need work. cold day, very enjoyable as there were very few people on the course.

We had it to ourselves and we enjoyed the mountain views.