I've been to the restaurant at the country club a couple of times and it is quite an impressive…read moreresort. My sister and her bf are members and they golf and enjoy the pool facilities regularly and say they're fantastic. I've been impressed with the beautiful grounds, killer views of the lake, and high-end menu at the restaurant. As mentioned, the grounds are really lovely and well maintained. Lush green grass, mature natural trees, and views of the water throughout the resort. The Terrace restaurant is positioned on the hill with perfect lakeside views from the beautiful dining room. There's also a patio space which we had lunch on one day where we got to enjoy both the refreshing breeze from the water and the gorgeous sunshine. Both times I've dined here we've had professional friendly service and it's been super easy ordering gluten free items from their menu. I've savored their fresh ingredient seasonal salad, the salmon fillet with a delicious champagne beurre blanc sauce, the steak salad was incredible with perfectly cooked sirloin and blue cheese vinaigrette, and some yummy street tacos. Pretty much everything I've had here was spot on. Looking forward to my next visit so I can further explore the menu and join the little sister for some pool time.

Recently moved to the area and was looking for a family friendly golf club. Have had a great…read moreexperience all around! The pool with very attentive lifeguards, dining, golf and who can beat the view of Mt. Rainier!

Wonderful course and grounds. The owners are very nice and accommodating. You can't help but feel…read morelike you're a part of the family when you golf here. Beautiful course.

Owners are awesome! They really try to make the place the best they can. The volunteers that help…read morearound the course are always super friendly. Zero complaints love this place!!

Great place, a lot to offer and can help your golf game. I just need to go more so my game gets…read moremore consistent, and hopefully better. Thanks, Jeff, for offering great services to the overall community.

So I'll be honest, I just got into golfing and have no basis of comparison for Driving Ranges, but…read moremy experience at Airport Golf Center has been stellar. Let's just start with he owner, who is friendly and gracious. He was very thankful to us for coming in and made us feel right at home. He explained how everything worked to us newbies with patience and it really set a good tone from the start. Next is the view... you're hitting golf balls right toward Mt. Rainier which is awesome. It hard to ask for a better setting. Lastly, they use the Top Tracer golf app which has lots of games, tools, and tracking to help you improve your game. The pricing from what I understand is very competitive as well. There is a refreshment bar inside with snacks and drinks, including adult beverages. There is also a modest pro shop and all staff are kind and friendly. Out front you'll also find a free putting green area for putting practice, as well as a new building which will eventually house batting cages as well. I highly recommend Airport Golf Center.

Visited the clubhouse for a fundraising event and it was lovely. we were greeted in the parking…read morelot by a guy in a golf cart who offered to drive us up to the club. It wasn't a far walk and I'm sure he didn't pick everyone up, but what a cool gesture. The dining room has large window to almost floor windows so there's tons of light and a nice view of the golf greens. The bar was set up outside of the event room and it was perfect. They set up the buffet in the outside hall and had it go one way, so I liked how the staff knew how to optimize the space. Before thhe event they had a tray pass. Only two items, but when we saw the buffet I'm glad we didn't fill up on the cream cheese stuffed peppers and the crab filled mushroom appetizers. The restrooms were clean and they had them located on both sides. This was a great space to hold an event, so I'm glad to have that on my list for the future.

The course was very well maintained even when it's cold. The greens and fairway are awesome…read more Challenging course for sure.

Got the Tacoma and Seattle dogs bc my college best friend, Chooksedo sam, never had one, so this…read morewas a good intro to what I consider to be the best drunk food! Not the best one that I had for this food type, but Very filling with the many toppings. service a bit on the slower end. At least they are nice and greet you! Makes you feel very welcome. Took it to-go, but when stopping by the restaurant, it was very clean and had such a nice view of the nature and golf site. Parking was plentiful and I am honestly surprised that this is not rated any higher... then again, I do not golf here and only been here one time.

This place for breakfast was pretty good. My wife and I popped in here on a Thursday, following me…read moregetting fired from my job the day before. I have lived here for 14 years and this was my first time. It is a restaurant inside a municipal golf club. It was a little cold and drafty with the doors to the practice green opening with the light traffic on a cold day. We split a skillet scramble. Big portion, good but not a lot of flavor. Needed salt. Service was ok. Reasonable prices and clean.

The clubhouse staff has always been helpful and the greens are in excellent shape. The course is…read morechallenging especially the Woodlands but fun.

There's much to like about this course (or courses), and yet much left to be desired…read more It's hard to nail down pricing for you as it varies, depending on day of week and time of day, and if you're walking or driving, etc. I can tell you for the most part, I pay just under $30 for nine holes walking on weekend afternoons. All-in-all, moderately priced. The staff is generally friendly, yet I find the concessions cart to be available inconsistently. The 'Links' course is the easier of the two property courses, and is the easier one. Of course, this is the one I prefer. The 'Woodlands' course is harder, and it has lots more hills, so harder to walk that course as well. As a weekend hack golfer, I appreciate forgiving courses. The greens tend to be in fair condition, but the fairways are often patchy and dry, surprising for our rainy PNW climate. The 18th on the Links course is cleverly (or deviously) designed, with a big tree center fairway about 180-yards out, and a rather tempting option to cut the hole short by going left of the tree. Don't give in, stay just right. It's the smart play. I've gotten many horrible rounds of golf in at these two courses, just wish they would put a little more love into the property.