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Maplewood Golf Course
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5 reviews for Maplewood Golf Course
Maplewood is Renton's municipal course. I've only used the driving range.
There's plenty of parking, fees are relatively inexpensive , and the clientèle seems generally middle class and nice.
I haven't golfed it yet but it looks pretty from the parking lot...
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The course was great, kept very well. Price was what I would expect for a Friday ($33) at a course of this caliber. We won't really get into the challenging aspect of it, except I remember one of the holes being on a mound that seemed impossible. I enjoyed my time playing a round of 18 at Maplewood and can easily see myself coming back for a bit more. No complaints from me, only praise here.
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I like Maplewood. It's close to home, has a clean and well maintained driving range. The front 9 is quite a struggle with the hills but wide open. If you outta shape, better off getting a cart. The back 9 is narrow and forces you to hit it straight or otherwise it's on the other fairway. Its a fun course. On a beautiful sunny day, it's like you were on vacation.
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This is a great course for not too much money. Good rentals and a nice pro shop.
Well, just into my first year of golf, and this is where I've been going, mostly for the price ($11-$14 twilight special), and the convenient access (just a couple miles off of 405 onto Maple Valley Hwy. This is a mellow muni course, that sees alot of business in the warm months but is wide open the rest of the year. Holes 1-3 have quite a bit of elevation change, as do 8 and 9. The rest is flat and easy walking. Nothing too long here and you have to hit off of boxes in the rainy months on the par 3's. Bit of water, lots of trees. Bring a couple of balls you're ready to lose for holes 2 and 6. Friendly staff, standard pro-shop, two-level standard driving range. Small putting green (no chipping). Clubhouse restaurant recently leased out to a Mexican shin-dig (haven't tried it yet). Booze cart on the weekends, take out window with call-up from the 9. I likey, but if I was good, I'd probably be looking for smoother greens, less beat-up fairways, and longer yardage.
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