Willows Run Golf Club

A well fed looking coyote appeared when we were there. He just casually walked around for a bit and off into the woods. It's a rainy day, the parking lot wasn't full, we had no issue finding a spot to practice

Played the Herron par 3 course today with my son and grandson. It’s a great short course. Hole lengths vary from about 80 to 160 yards. The fairways and greens are in pretty good shape. The tee boxes are a bit rough and I uniform. The grass varies and lots of divots. The course was a bit wetter than expected so a bit of plugging going on. The holes do have hazards including water, bunkers and ravines. This makes it a bit more challenging than most par 3 courses. I really enjoyed playing bd hope to return soon.

Willows is an awesome place that I’ve been golfing at for about a year now. Every time I go there I am reminded of how awesome and friendly the staff is. I was inspired to write this review because of how welcoming Jack and Kevin are. Both of them have top notch service and deserve a raise. Thank you both for being so awesome!

This is my go-to course in the Seattle area. It's always easy to get a tee time. The course is kept in good condition, and the pace of play is reasonable. I can get around both 18 hole courses in around 4 hours and the 9 hole is normally 90 minutes. This makes the 9 hole great for a quick round of golf at the end of the work day. Good way to take advantage of long summer days,

My three buddies and I are high-handicap golfers, which is exactly why we play scramble. Nobody hates slow play more than I do. If golf had a neighborhood watch for pace of play, I'd probably volunteer. By the 14th hole, we were visited by Darin, the course ranger and self-appointed Supreme Leader of Recreational Golf. According to him, we were a catastrophic 7 minutes behind pace. Seven. Minutes. As he came storming over yelling at the top of his lungs, we looked behind us expecting to see a traffic jam of angry golfers. Nothing. No one on the tee box. No one waiting in the fairway. Not one p…

Coyote Creek: Poor course condition. Uneven tee boxes, burnt areas everywhere, cart paths falling apart. Only redeeming things are decent greens and nice carts. However charging $80+ dollars for a round is not worth the money. Would not play again unless there are no other options.

Best miniature golf place I have been to. 18 holes, hidden tricks, rock features and waterfalls. Great course and a lot of fun.

My wife and I play the 9-hole par 3 and it really is a nice place to hone in your short game. For $14/person it's well worth the money and is in fairly good shape. The course is in a valley and retains water well, and there is a lot of cool wildlife to see. The only reason I'm giving this review 4 stars is because there doesn't seem to be any emphasis on repairing ball marks on the par 3 course, and the greens are covered in them. I had a few otherwise great shots spoiled by weird kicks on some of these cratered greens. I'll tell y'all what, give me $100/day and I'll come out 3 days a week an…

I'm kind of shocked this course attracts willing customers. This is the shittiest course I've ever played -- greens that have dirt patches, entire exposed pipes in the fairway, absolutely decrepit cart path, goose poop everywhere. I wouldn't care too much if it wasn't also excessively expensive to play. What a terrible place, will look to play anywhere else in the area!

Sells the range membership, range closes earlier than normal hours by 4 hrs, doesn’t notify nor update on their website for early closure. Pro shop or any other number listed on site isn’t responsive after 5. 3rd time this week alone to drive all the way here to find out range is closed. It is nice when they are open, or would be nice if they can update the status if they are going to close earlier than normal hours that I had signed up for so at least I don’t have waste time driving here. Its nice and heated when they are open🤣 BTW, range does not open till 10am.

Great courses since a new ownership took this wonderful 36 courses this community for golfers. Increasing membership fee is understandable. However, a couple of staff including Troy for Saturday are very rude and they make this wonderful golf course very cheap course. I asked green fee right after purchasing membership with my wife around 10 o'clock and a lot golfers outside after checking in and they looked down us i think because we are Asian and he said he needed to think and told me $37 plus tax. I said there were a lot of golfers already checked in he needed to think about how much green…

Update Heron Links 2025: don't go here unless you have 2+ hours to spare. The pace of play is terrible. There are tee times but if you walk in they'll so "go when you can" causing so much back up. Apparently, the online system doesn't work because my group and another were able to book the exact same tee time. People finish their 9 and loop around and play again, and some people walk on and play for free.. V frustrating Did the 9 hole par 3. Course needs some maintenance and some areas are pretty muddy, ball cleaners were dry, and it is not monitored well. For the price that is expected and w…