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Willows Run Golf Club
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7 reviews for Willows Run Golf Club
Wow, easy course? I had the round of a lifetime with shots at pars/birdies on a number of holes, but some tough greens had me finishing with a 98 in the end. And normally I have a putting percentage under 2 putts/hole. Long par 4's on the outer course and while the par 3's didn't look too difficult, they played longer than they looked. Conditions were excellent, the carts were awesome and the pace was good for an afternoon round. And for the price, yes it's a few dollars more than your junker courses, but it's well worth it for this course.
Good prices for driving range too; large chipping & putting greens usually with some practice balls out free to use.
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Willow's Run GC used to be the place I lost a ton of balls at. The grass outside of the short rough was very very long, and th epace of play suffered. I found myself ball hunting often, very often. More often the a senior citizen uses the restroom at night. The grass was up to your knees, and swallowed more balls than a thai hooker.
Recently they cut this said grass. It's incredible. No more lost balls. And best of all the pace of play has tremendously improved. I'm pleased to say, I will be playing Willow's much more because of this.
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I love it all! I love the Par 3 course, I love the putt-putt course, and I love the two 18 hole courses. They are so much fun and the twilight prices are great!
The putt-putt course has seen better days as it doesn't really ever seem to be redone and some of the things that made it fun do not really work anymore (fans, ramps, etc). Other than that I love Willows. So much to do and it's all located right next to each other.
good golf, multiple courses. twighlight is only 31 after 3pm. Cart is 7. Carts have GPS so not bad. Overall I like this course a lot
I golfed 18 at Coyote Creek for the first time this morning, and I think I may have set the course record. Well, it was a personal best, at least.
CC is a short, relatively forgiving links style course, with wide fairways and challenging greens. Pin placement today was fairly crazy, right up in front on most holes, behind sand traps . . . fairly challenging on the approach. But, wow, what a fun course on a Thursday morning--not too busy, so not a lot of hit-and-sit golf.
The course itself was in great shape. Sure, a few brown hills and dead spots, but the greens were immaculate in late July--soft and fair.
Refreshments were easy to come by, and the refreshment cart came by several times during our round. It made me wish I was golfing with my dad, who lives 1300 miles away. :-( We would have had a great time today, and by the way I was hitting them, I may have actually beaten him for a change.
My first time playing 9 holes was done here.
I'd say the course is very beginner friendly with different markers of where to start. You can do 9 holes in about 2 hours and even rent clubs for a decent price.
There are lots of other people out there so if you're the type that wants privacy I say, find a friend with membership to private courses.
I never knew this but you can buy some beer to take with you on the course to drink, and use as 'aiming oil' ;). Fun times! If you're curious about golf I say give it a try!
Willows Run has 2 18-hole courses: Eagle's Talon and Coyote Creek. I've been told that Eagle's Talon is the better of the two, so that's what I played today.
I had a lot of fun on this course. Not too many trees, which for a beginner like me, is great.
Even on a Sun afternoon, the pace of play was pretty good, as there was no one in front of us.
This place has the coolest golf carts! There's an LCD monitor and a GPS system in the cart! And on the back of the cart, right above the golf bags, there's an LED readout telling you distance to the hole!
I definitely recommend that people in the Seattle area try this golf course out at least once.
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