Seattle Golf Club
is a private golf club located in Shoreline, Washington, with a score of
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Bryce Wilson
Jun 02 2024
5.0
What a beautiful area in Seattle. Everything is great!
Yanni Chen
Jun 07 2023
5.0
Beautiful old traditional club. Golf course is exceptional from May to October. Come the November rains it becomes nearly unplayable in a short period of time due to incredibly poor drainage. Bring your boots to walk around in the quagmire.
Today is a great day! All the LIV haters like Doxie have egg on their face! Doug Doxie might be the single biggest control freak within the PNW PGA. Great to see a guy like him who walks around every day wearing the PGA logo proud - eat crow!
John Shearer
Sep 14 2022
5.0
The most prestigious golf club in Seattle. Historic Club House. Very little play. Outstanding course conditions. Pro Staff and caddies very professional and knowledgeable.
The practice ground could be better but cannot have it all, real estate is a premium located adjacent to the Highlands. The pinnacle of Seattle golfing experience.
Updated: 2022 course updated …. Dozens of small improvements from the 6 month close and May 2022 opening. Modernizing many of the green complexes; 15 feet turf skirt added.
I have played Seattle Golf maybe 30+ times in the last 20 years and the experience never disappoints. Ranks equally with Royal Oaks as best Poa greens in the Washington State.
Shot makers golf course, need clear advice on shot placement off tee and into greens.
Old school lockeroom and great mens bar area adjacent to lockeroom.
Keith Zeller
Nov 02 2018
5.0
Can’t say I had ever been to this golf course & country club, but wow, I’m glad I was able to visit. Absolutely stunning course, with old growth trees lining the entire grounds. The clubhouse itself is just beautiful. You won’t believe that you’re in the Greenwood area of Seattle!
Jordan J. Caron
Aug 29 2013
4.0
This is one of the best settings for a course in the Pacific Northwest. It's like walking through a massive state park.
There are some great holes out there and some average ones. Not a huge fan of the Arnold Palmer changes but it's still one of the better courses in Washington State.
Played it if you can get on there.