JChikahisa

Looks like this course was either taken over by the city of Irving or management company. It was used to be called Twin Wells. The course was in decent shape, all the greens are elevated and have lots of contours. Fairways were good, but a few spots a little torn up from rain/carts and users not respecting the 90 degree rule. Otherwise the only complaint is lack of course guide or map on the scorecard or other signage, so had to download their app mid round to see each hole layout.

I had a 8:44AM tee time and was asked to start 20 minutes earlier but I didn’t want to go then. Got some attitude from the starter for not wanting to go before I was ready to play. Overall the course is in it in great condition, considering the rate I paid…

Booked last minute, but upon arriving to course was told play was only on the back nine. I pre-paid for 18, so was told to play the back nine again and they would have a slot available at the turn. When I come in from my first nine there were 3 groups waiting on the tee box and since I was playing as a single didn’t feel like squeezing in between the foursomes. I went back in and requested a refund which the course will do. I think there should be more disclosure on this in the app or website. Otherwise was fine and will be back when the course is fully open.

Drove out from Seattle, which was at least an 90 minute drive from Capitol Hill area. Found out when I arrived it was a 9 hole course which I looped twice to play 18. Fortunately there are different tees for each half, white for the “front” nine and blue for the “ back” nine. Course layout was challenging though, elevation changes, target golf, and small contoured greens. I’d play again if I didn’t have to drive out so far, but if I was in the Tacoma area would consider again.

I booked thru GolfNow and it was never indicated on the course info it was a 9 hole course. When I arrived after driving up from Seattle (45 minutes), I was told they didn’t have a reservation system and it was first come first serve basis. Fortunately the owner of the course said he could get me out as long as I was willing to pair up which I did. The round took an extraordinarily long time to play due to full tee sheets and no real marshaling to keep pace of play. Roughly 6 hours to play 18 holes or 9 holes twice. Course was in nice condition and for the money a great value if you want to take 6 hours to play.

Played here for the first time and this course is the best value for the money. Got a hit Deal rate, and even at the full rate would play here again. Had a shotgun start because of a frost delay, but was able to replay the starting holes since the course was closing early. Recommend this course over some of the overpriced resorts.

I booked a 9:17AM tee time and arrived at 8:45 AM.
Checked in and proceeded out to get my cart and the starter said I was late and they were waiting for me on the tee. I showed him my starter slip which showed my tee time of 9:17, and was told I was moved up to be paired with another twosome. Rushed me out to the tee box and joined the other players. Didn't have time to warm up, or putt so my impression of the course wasn't great.

Course was in good conditions and the layout a challenge. But my biggest gripe is the address listed with Golf Now is incorrect. It needs to be better described or at least give a warning when booking the clubhouse is farther down and past the guard house.

Fairways and tee boxes are in decent shape... but the greens... they were recently aerated, bumpy, sandy, and inconsistent. The pro shop said they were done over three weeks ago, but it seems like they were recently done. Also one hole had a temporary green. There should have been a discount considering how bad the greens were.

Old Blue Course, best value for the money. Wide fairways and large greens, but not easy especially in the wind.... I’ll be playing here again soon.