Stanwood Washington Golf Courses

Stanwood Washington Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Kayak Point Golf Course -- *Golf in the Forest*
Review by: Duckleft	If you are a golfing purist a'la architect Tom Doak, then this course isn't for you. Purists tend to detest trees on the course. This shortish course is carved through mature evergreen forest on hilly terrain. Your test is apparent on hole 1, a straightaway downhill par 4 tighly lined by mature evergreens. It doesn't get any easier after that with narrow fairways on virtually every hole. Not recommended for those who insist on walking with hilly terrain and some long stretches from one green to the next tee. Otherwise, a perfect example of northwest golf
From Kirkland, WA

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Kayak Point Golf Course -- *Golf in the Forest*
Review by: Duckleft	If you are a golfing purist a'la architect Tom Doak, then this course isn't for you. Purists tend to detest trees on the course. This shortish course is carved through mature evergreen forest on hilly terrain. Your test is apparent on hole 1, a straightaway downhill par 4 tighly lined by mature evergreens. It doesn't get any easier after that with narrow fairways on virtually every hole. Not recommended for those who insist on walking with hilly terrain and some long stretches from one green to the next tee. Otherwise, a perfect example of northwest golf
From Kirkland, WA

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Flamingo Lakes Country Club
"4 stars for price and condition, not difficulty"
VERY short, but for under $30 all year and its great shape it is a 4 star must for golfers on a budget. Those looking for a challenge should not look here, its just a nice easy day of golf.
---PGAbound05, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Palo Duro Creek Golf Course
"Foodsource Player"
Great variety of tee positions. fair amount of ungulation and smooth flowing greens. well maintained fairways and tee boxes.always good weather.
---Ryan O. Frayo, Monterey Ca.
Highlands Country Club
"Great Mountain Course"
Although you must golf with a member, Highlands offers a wide variety of challenges. Varying lies, fast greens, and narrow fairways makes Highlands a highly likeable course. A recent resodding of the fairways to Kentucky bluegrass has made this already aesthetic course even more beautiful.
---Curt, Highlands, NC
Pine Creek Golf Course
"Golfing guru makes spectacular analysis"
There are too many geese deficating on the fairways. Plus I found there to be only one hole per green. This proves to be much too challenging for novice golfers such as myself. Multiple holes and flags on each green would be a great improvement to your facility. Are the ponds really necessary? By filling them in with dirt it would provide golfers with more hitting surfaces. One tree per hole will suffice, too many trees takes the fun out of the game. Another suggestion would be to eliminate ob and thin all grass. Sand was much too sandy and loose. Doing away with the sand would draw more golfers with superior skills such as myself.
---Brad Still, Hendersonville, TN