The pros about meadow park, and the reason I gave it four stars, are the amenities and the price…read more They have a great driving range and the largest amount of practice putting greens of any course I've been to. The price to play is the cheapest that I've seen anywhere in the state of Washington. So between those two things meadow park is a great place to come and practice your game. The cons of meadow park is that, since it is a publicly operated course and the price is so low it gets very crowded. You will absolutely never be anywhere in meadow park and not be able to see another group, likely several. Since it has such high traffic the course is a little rough through so much hard use. All that being said, this is a great place to play if you want to come practice. I intend to return often to hit the par 3, the driving range, or work through 18 holes. I just won't choose meadow park if I'm trying to have a fun/ relaxing golf outing with friends.

Disclaimer: my golf experience is limited to mini-golf, those indoor virtual golf places, and one…read morevisit to Top Golf. But my partner and I signed up for nighttime Glo Golf and it did not disappoint. I was worried we were late for our tee time so I was relieved to hear that this was a leisurely event. We checked in and were provided glow-in-the dark golf balls and glow necklaces/bracelets, a map, and a quick rundown. There are hand warmers and other supplies for sale in the pro shop. You can bring your own golf clubs or they have some available to rent. It is ideal if you notify them ahead of time if you need to rent. We were encouraged to head to the bar to redeem our free drinks before starting, since the bar would be closed by the time, we finished our 9 holes. Foleys on the Green is casual and vibes are divey. We got our drinks, then went out to the tent to sign our waivers and get started. The staff were all kind, down to earth, and friendly. Everyone we met explained everything clearly and helped direct us to where we needed to go. Glo golf is fun! No real experience is needed. The golf ball is extremely easy to see in the dark. The only issue we encountered was that the lights from the driving range were sometimes pretty blinding. Keep in mind there are other guests ahead of you on the course and others behind you. We were following this group of people who were slower, and we had a skilled pair after us, so I felt that we were caught waiting, and the group after us were waiting doubly for them and then for us. As mentioned, they have a driving range. They also have a putting practice area. Would love to come again.

Fun Par 3 - 9 hole course with a solid Pro Shop. There's a good collection of pre owned golf clubs…read morefor sale, as well new apparel. If you need to work on your irons or short game, I recommend Highlands GC. Only issue that's keeping me from returning regularly is the current Green Fees. It can get a bit pricey if you want to play a full 18 holes. Around $33 after fees to play around twice.

Beautifully cared golf course. Very relaxing 9 hole course . The only negative are the homes are…read moreright tight on the fairway. Highly recommend for a quick round of golf.

Fircrest is a beautiful club with great staff. Everyone treats you so well while you're on site…read more It's a tough course but very walkable and very well manicured. You can find your ball easily but you may have to layup out of the trees. The food is great and the restaurant has a great ambience. They have a decent wine selection and strong drinks. It's a little short by today's standard being less than 7000 but it's plenty long for me.

Very snobby community both employers and members. If that is your crowd you will fit right in. If…read moreyou are visiting for a tournament wear a collared shirt and slacks.

I highly recommend NOT going to Lake Spanaway Golf Course. I don't know who owns this, but clearly…read morebusiness hasn't been a success due to its excellent customer service. I went here in hopes of buying my daughter her first club set. Literally all the employees were talking to each other; no greeting, ignored in the "pro shop" I would have had some very positive funny words for them if my daughter was not with me. Stereotypical old white men and younger over makeup covered girls. lol

First visit to Lake Spanaway Golf course. Tried out the driving range which is covered and very…read morenice. Planning on going back to play on the course.

This was one of the wildest, most engaging, awe inducing, jaw on the floor golf days of my life…read more From start to finish this place had me gripped tight! Everyone was SO incredibly nice! Pro shop staff, shuttle drivers, starter... all I need is a caddy next time! The snack bar was super cool, available pull carts were a nice touch and I've never had taylormade tour stripes on any complimentary range! A-Mazing! Luckily we had some beautiful weather in a long stretch of previous rainy days... the blue skies really added to the Incredible views... This course is so charming with the left over concrete slabs from the mining operation, the train that passes by and the lone tree. Now onto the golf... I had one of the best swinging days of my life and still shot a 100... I've never played a walking-only, links style course and I think I'm hooked. This course will absolutely test you.... elevated tee shots, precarious undulations and impossible to read greens... at times I would look at the green and not have any idea what I was looking at... definitely booking a caddy next time because our group could not get any putts to drop all day. Even though it was tough, it really made a lasting impression on my first time in Seattle.. can't wait to come back.

Amazing course, enthusiastic staff and incredible views made for an unforgettable round. Everyone…read morefrom the pro shop, the shuttle drivers, caddies, and waitstaff, every interaction was welcoming. Loved seeing people walking the trail around the course. Everyone should be able to enjoy the beauty of this property not just golfers. Already planning our trip next year.

Course conditions are great! Difficulty is exactly what you want!…read more What I didn't get was the cart pricing. When I was there me and a buddy both paid for a full cart when we said we were sharing it. Didn't quite understand that. All in all I highly recommend.

Played this course yesterday great course. Well maintained tight fairway green is challenging also…read more Very walkable.

The golf course has done an amazing job of a redo that has taken a bit of time. Greens are rolling…read moregreat, tee boxes are perfect and time of play has sped up due to no 5 some's. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to walk or ride. New clubhouse starts construction in the next month. It will be one of the best public courses in the area. Playing the back tees and undulated greens present a great challenge. Keep the ball out of the rough or you will pay a dear price. Must play

The various renovations have definitely improved the course. Ir has a great deal of variety, and…read morehas some challenging fairways and greens.

Look I love it, but I wonder how they stay in business, it seems like half the shops are always…read moreclosed. I have never seen the silver shop open... Not even once.... They do have a great collectable shop down stairs, and a good fish and chips place to eat. But it confuses me how it stays in business as empty as the place always is.

I need to remember to come here more often but I live in Central Tacoma and forgot it existed…read more Before COVID, my book club went to FHS after our lively book discussions. I can't think of a better place to go with a group of people. I love having choices! My friends and I went for a walk at Titlow and decided to come to FHS for lunch. Parking used to be much harder before the parking garage was built for Sound Transit. Plenty of parking across the street now. There's Vietnamese, Mexican, Greek, Fish and Chips, Burgers, Indian, and others I can't remember. The Mexican was pretty typical but the Indian food was delicious! 5 stars for them. Next time, Greek for me. Please, owner/manager of Freighthouse, please create a marketing plan. Get the word out. There was hardly anyone there at noon on a beautiful Saturday. This could truly be Tacoma's Pike Place Market if you slapped a coat of paint on it and power washed a bunch of stuff. I don't want FHS to close and turn into expensive apartments/condos. We don't need that, we need FHS.