Newcastle Country Club

Alright, I want point out that the very first time I played coal Creek, was for a big tournament and in the beginning of March... We spent $139 which was a deal since the course usually runs $160 and almost $200 during the summer. So I was really excited to finally play a higher end course.. I was told that it was a Oki course though, which I've heard courses go down hill after taken over by Oki.. And that rumor was unfortunately true... The range looked like a septic dump.. They had alot of practice facilities, but the greens were kind of scruffy and very slow. The course wasn't in super great shape. I mean the course has ALL the potential to be one of the most gorgeous courses in WA. The view alone is incredible. And the holes are unique. We even witnessed a healthy Coyote making its way up the hole infront of us, which was cool. It has a cool little putt putt green, the club house looks like a royal castle. But sadly our golf experience was not worth the price... I don't know if I'd ever play it again. We felt like we're just paying for the view, which again was incredible, but still.. Maybe the summer time it's better, but I don't think I'll be finding that out anytime soon. I could play Salish Cliffs 2 or 3 times for that price, hell even the Home course 4 times.

They are charging more than Chambers Bay and the course is in worse condition than Jefferson Park (a Seattle Muni Course), borderline criminal. The course is in embarrassingly poor condition and the tee boxes weren’t even set by 1 pm. Don’t waste your time or your money ($230 a round 😂) unless you want to be extremely disappointed. If negative stars were an option I think -3 would be more than fair. Even the employee checking me in at the pro shop admitted greens fees were excessive, and even if conditions were pristine, it wouldn’t be worth $230 plus tax in my opinion. Save your money and enjoy one of the numerous other options in the area.

Fantastic views! I played on the putt putt course which is about $12 per person. It's expensive, but nice. The holes are designed to look like miniature versions of a regular golf course, so no windmills and such. Expect sand traps and water hazards instead. But the real reason to play is for an excuse to enjoy the views, with or without the kids.

It was so much fun!! Great course with great starters. I got out tee time mixed up but they still allowed us to go. We only were able to get nine holes in to to the rain but it was so beautiful and so much fun. The restaurant serves great food but it was a little bit slow due to lack of staffing that day. Will definitely go back when given the chance.