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

Big River Golf Course offers an affordable round of golf with a decent layout, though the course…read moreconditions could use some improvement I figure due to the climate in that area. The pro shop is limited, and the layout can be a bit confusing, but the price makes it a solid budget-friendly option.

I need to go back and try again when the wind is less than 25mph. That aside I had a blast. The…read morestaff made us almost feel like family, and the greens were almost flawless. Price wise I think it's a no brainer. I would definitely recommend

The most attractive golf course that has a perfect and beautiful miraculous view of mount adams…read morefrom the first tee. And I know that it's the only golf course in the Yakima Valley who has front row view of the 2nd highest peak of landscape of winter snow...

Love this course, not super challenging but it is well maintained. All the staff is super friendly…read moreand accommodating. As for the clubhouse, I usually pack a lunch when I play golf but the food is great here, I call in my lunch order and it always good. The pro shop is really good to.

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.

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.

DISCLAIMER: I am not a golf fanatic. You know how some people go to parties "for the food"? Well, I…read moreplay golf for the beer and for the cigars. And also because my boyfriend is an avid and MAD-talented golfer. So what you are going to read here is a non-golfer's review of a golf course. What's pretty, what's not, and any other random thoughts that come to mind. If you want a technical evaluation of a golf course, including whether the tee boxes are level (apparently that's important)... this is NOT the review for you. I suggest you read the other reviews here (if there are any) or go buy one of those fancy-schmancy golf magazines. K? K!! Have you ever been to the middle of nowhere? I have... and it's pretty fun! Kinzua Hills Golf Club is about 4 hours from Portland, in rural Wheeler County. It has a long history... which you can read about on their website if you are interested. We were there for a couples' golf tournament. Some friends of ours are members, and they invited us to join them for the weekend. The course has six holes, so you play three times around. There is a clubhouse but services are limited. There is no pro shop, or club rentals. Pat can hook you up with a rental cart for the weekend if you don't bring your own. You could walk the course, but how fun is that? Accommodations? There is an adjacent campground, where you can hook up your RV (for a couple bucks a day) or set up a tent. There are also state and county parks in the surrounding area. The nearest hotel is in Fossil, about 20 minutes away. Fun? You betcha. Laid-back and affordable, Kinzua is a great weekend escape. We'll be back... soon!

We recently found, played & stayed at this little slice (no pun intended) of heaven. Had a fun…read moretime and a special thanks to Jerry for being so friendly and helpful. We will return!!

Wow the greens are rolling well and the fairway are lush. Perfect for hitting off. Pace of play…read moremost days less than 3.5 hours. Can't ask for anything more.‍

I do enjoy golfing here. I do not normally hit on the range before the round but it is a good…read morerange. I have been able to get a few range balls prior to my round because I asked for them. Not everyone does but it's worth a try. I have had a few times in a twosome that I have been stuck behind a foursome right off the 1st tee. Not ideal. The cafe is solid and the ladies are nice. Been more than once that they didn't have a dog ready to order. I guess it could be worse. My only concern to note is that I have ran into golfers who have poor etiquette which slows down play, no Marshal on course. Sometimes these golfers don't know to let you play through. Something a Marshal could handle pretty easily. Prices are very competitive though. Twilight hour prices you can't beat. I will be back.

Nice golf course that is well maintained and affordable. Close to the Columbia River.read more

Decent course for beginners. Problem is there's a lot of shitty golfers out here usually. With the…read morefairways being quite narrow people who generally don't hit strait, this leaves plenty of room for accidents. I've played here several times. Many times there's a ball in your fairway that didn't come from your Teebox! But the biggest issue today is the pace pod play due to a combination of everything I've said so far! I'm playing right now and been sitting for at least 15 minutes in the 4th teebox. Apart from myself on the Teebox, there are three groups ahead from green to tee ! (which is why I have all kinds of time to post this review!) I guess it's a public course... Say no more!‍‍