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.

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.

Lunch at the country club, I had fish and chips yum yum. Good service, good atmosphere and great…read moreview.

What a great place to dine, either lunch or dinner. Everything that chef Mike cooks is wonderful!…read more My wife and I particularly love his medallions, his fish (all kinds) and his incredible cajon food. We've never been disappointed and always look forward to eating at the Walla Walla Country Club. Glen Mitchell

Historic hotel near Main Street. Walla Walla, Washington…read more Clean rooms with attentive room service. Lots if spaces in the hotel premises to relax, enjoy drinks or a meal.

Location - 5 stars Staff - 5 stars…read moreBar/Restaurant- 5 stars This was our first time in Walla Walla and this is such a great place to stay. They had a mini bottle of champagne for our anniversary in the room. I forgot to take pictures of our room and the lobby but you can sit and enjoy your wine in the lobby. There are 4 tasting rooms on the ground floor as well as a restaurant and bar. Both the restaurant and bar staff great and the food and drinks were good. We also got 3 $15 dining credit cards to use which was nice. Location is central - close to many tasting rooms and restaurants. We are definitely coming back to stay here for our next visit to Walla Walla.

Wow. This is a huge, well maintained disc golf course in Walla Walla. This spacious park is home…read moreto three courses. We were impressed with the large map near tee 1 that detailed the tees and baskets for the red and blue courses. Each cement tee pad had the number of the tee painted on it, very clear labeling method . The course is very open, trees were the main obstructions. The majority of the tees were on the main part of the course whose grass is mowed and bushes are trimmed. The area across the bridge however has extremely overgrown grass to contend with. The third course, the black course, is reserved for tournaments . Several disc golf tournaments are held here. Overall, this park is a great destination for disc golfers.

Bring a big arm for the blue tee course! Huge annhyzer needed for hole one! Not a pretty course…read morewhen I visited (late winter), muddy, some rude locals (no "thank you's" for returning a found disc

Awesome course! Played 2 rounds. The course was so good I played the first round in the rain. The…read moregirls in the stack bar were awesome. They had a sandwich ready for me each day on the turn.

Not handicapped will chair friendly!! push a wheelchair down a gravel road and then down an uneven…read moregrassy hill to get to venue. Not all people can ride a golf cart that only takes you to reception area!!

My daughter is a paraplegic with limited use of her hands as well. She is wheelchair bound, and is…read morehooked up to a bladder bag, for urinating. She is also a college graduate, who is starting her Master's Degree as a Child Life Specialist. She is obviously not an idiot. We attended my nephew's Wedding at this Venue last Saturday. This little slice of hell IS NOT, handicap accessible. She had a small connection come loose on her bladder bag during the reception. She was near the dance floor, and immediately left to go to dump the bag and fix the valve in the restroom. She couldn't find an ADA restroom in this portion of the event center. She rushed outside, and with her sister's help, she found a grassy area that was away from areas being used by patrons, to dump the bag. Someone alerted the venue owners, who immediately and harshly and loudly, accused her of purposely urinating in public because she was "so drunk". They then proceeded to inform her that she had vomited in a corner, (she absolutely did not). When asked about an ADA restroom, which was all she needed in the first place, we were told it was below the place where the reception was being held, in another building, and she would have had to be transported via golf cart. Really? That falls under the category of Handicapped accessible? As if this wasn't bad enough, she was very rudely and very loudly told to vacate the premises IMMEDIATELY or she would be charged with public intoxication and urination and for purposely spreading bio hazardous waste. The people who own and run this place are horrible. I'd have a party in a livestock barn before ever going back here.

This store is like every other Big Five store. If they have what you are looking for, it will…read moreprobably be at a decent price. I was looking for a pair of Under Armour basketball shoes as a present, and they had a good selection of this brand, just not the particular "model" I wanted to purchase. There weren't any clerks floating around the store, just the ones at the cash register by the front door. The merchandise is pretty crammed into the store without a lot of room to walk between racks, but that is expected for this type of store.

Thankful they are nearby as they provide great sport clothing, Sox & Shoes & much more /~ great for…read morepersonal use & gifts galore