The perfect day of golf. Lux pro shop and very comfy carts. Challenge for a retired 100+ golfer…read more Worth every dime.

I've played there for years when I come home This time the…read moreprice was $100 with cart. Course was in average shape and only worth about $45 to play. The new owners need to get their act together before they charge these outrageous prices. Also I went back for military day and there must have been 100 kids all over the place. In fact I was partnered with non military people.

Great course friendly staff love the free ice cold water in the coolers and nice to see dogs are…read morewelcome!

We golfed here in August 2022, the green fee comes with a bucket of driving range balls, so come…read moreearly and practice. NO BEGINNING NO END The fairways leading up to the putting greens were manicured so short that you couldn't tell where the fairway ended and the putting green began. That was the first time I've ever played on a course like that. The greens were undulating and kind of crazy, so you need to be very precise with your shots or the ball will roll all the way to the next fairway since there's no rough to stop it. Also, look at the GPS as you approach, one of the holes I completely aimed for the wrong place where I thought the green was. Stay out of the bunkers. They're kind of hard and reddish. I guess it's far away from the beach, no sand. Overall a fun course, we didn't see any wildlife and since we played on a weekday, there weren't that many people ahead or behind of us. NO TREES There aren't any trees here, so there is no shade on this course and you're in the middle of what looks like wheat fields (?), not vineyards, like the name would suggest. The cart has GPS and tells you (and everyone else on the course, with the loud beeping) when you are being naughty and getting too close to the greens or when you are supposed to stay on cart path (par 3). NO BEVERAGE CART! There was no beverage cart when we played, maybe it was too early, but we were hoping the wine cart would come to us at the "Wine Valley Golf Club", but it did not. How are you guys going to make money if you don't sell overpriced drinks from the food cart to the golfers? Recommend: scheduling your wine tasting at Long Shadows after your round of golf since they're both on the same road, about 20 min away from downtown Walla Walla. Or maybe do the wine tasting first lol.

Great golf course - you need a cart or be ready for a massive up and down walk. Short 9 holes,…read more2500 yards but very fun. $20 for 9. Make the stop and play here

Today was the first time I played this course. It is definitely a hidden gem, to say the least. I…read morechecked in and was greeted by Brian, who works there at the clubhouse he was very informative of the course and a really nice guy. Thank you, Brian. The course was in great shape, and I definitely recommend going out and playing. We're from AZ, so it was a good change in courses. We'll definitely play again when we're in the area.

I find this a great place to relax and enjoy a round of golf in a beautiful rural environment. I…read morehave been a member for years and find it a great bargain. The golf course, driving range and restaurant are all open to the public. Come out and have a great time!

From the owner: Pendleton Country Club provides fun family golf, social, and dining opportunities to our members…read moreand the public.

Course is reasonable and in very good condition. Staff in pro shop so nice and helpful. Great…read moreoption when in the area.

First time I played here. Course was ok. Kinda easy. Some of the greens were rough. The worst was…read morethe slow play. Almost 5 hours for a round with not a marshal in sight. When I finally got back to the club house they wanted to chastise me for hitting into the group in front of me. The closest my ball came to them was 80 yards. Just a bunch of old guys golfing slow.

Great place to kick back and hit the range, rain or shine grab a drink and hit the green! If you…read morehaven't been stop by price is very reasonable!

From the owner: "Divots Golf in Walla Walla, WA uses cutting-edge TruGolf simulator technology that captures the…read moredirection and speed of each golfer's swing, paired with top-of-the-line E6 CONNECT software that offers players a fully immersive indoor golf experience. With more than 100+ worldwide courses to play and nearly a dozen games, guests can enjoy playing golf indoors year-round, no matter the temperature, season, or weather. When entering the doors, guests can expect to enjoy an inviting atmosphere, dedicated play on simulators, and a selection of beer, wine, and coffee to enjoy while watching sporting events on big screens, practicing their short game, or teeing off.

This 2.1m walkable golf course takes roughly two hours for 2 rounds. Right now for winter special…read moreis $10 for 18 holes. Great savings to use towards a large pizza to take home.

Sweet low key driving range, yummy pizza, super fast service on a quiet Monday. Great prices!read more

If you are playing this course, make sure there is no chance for rain. Started to rain heavily…read moreafter hole 7. Asked for a rain check for our group for only 9 holes but was told that they do not give rain checks. He offered us a bucket of range balls instead for the four of us. Also the courses in tricities are much nicer for the same price with rain checks offered. Don't waste your time at this course.

As I arrived there was no one at the counter in the golf shop. But there were several people…read morewatching the Masters inside the deli/restaurant. When I went into the the golf shop a young man (early 20s) came in after a few seconds and asked if he could help. I explained that I was just stopping by to check out the course. And asked the rates. I was informed the regular weekend rates ($35 walk) and that there was also a twilight of sorts at 3 pm (everyday). I then asked about the 4 rounds for $70 (nice offer) and was told it expired last week. I had printed off a coupon/offer in anticipation of stopping into the course to possible play and/or check it out Saturday - there was no expiration on the coupon. Black Rock did not look like it was that great in terms of condition so I left. After all why would I travel all that way again if not for a better golf course, more friendly staff, or some other compelling reason? And w/o the offer there would be no reason to go back. There were very few players on the course. I would have played with the offer or as an alternative an offer of early twilight if I waited a bit. Sadly this experience is not unique amongst golf courses these days. A young kid running things in prime time (noon on a weekend) and having no clue about how to get a person to play today, enjoy themselves, and come back in the future. PS - I did get a follow up from the pro (Scott, I emailed him my thoughts). He offered a free round in the future which is nice. I may take him up on that at a future date, but I just wish GCs would appreciate golfers a bit more.