Great course that’s in great condition! The golf carts are in excellent shape with coolers attached on the side. Nice putting and chipping areas to warm up. I’ve only been golfing a year and find this course to be just the right difficulty to be challenging but not frustrating for me as a beginner. Most important to me, everyone in the pro shop that I’ve interacted with has been super friendly and helpful. Whether it’s how they’re trained or their hiring process, I wish more golf courses were like Legion’s staff.

Play early in the morning w/ 2 interesting people (Michael & TJ), we enjoyed the game & encouraging each other! I will schedule my 2nd round for sure ! Legion Memorial is such a great golf course, especially for a tourist like me! Everyone should at least play one round as a golf lover!

Great muni course! And is my favorite in the area! It is pretty straight forward course. There is no crazy dog leg left or right turns, but it has some elevation changes and water hazards around the course. The course has some long par 4s and a couple long par 3s if you play from the tips. The course is pretty forgiving and a good course to start playing on when you’re just beginning. On some holes you can see the cascades which is really pretty during sunset/sunrise or you can see the 2 eagles fly over course or swoop down next to you when they’re grabbing a branch or looking for food (nest locations; hole 7: to the right along the tree line. Hole 11: just to the left of the tee box. Hole 15 tree line to the left of the tee box.) This course Drains really well especially during the rainy season. LegionThe staff is also great! Some of the best people you’ll meet! They’re Incredibly friendly and knowledgeable! Side note: they are doing some work right now to a couple cart paths and a bathroom. As they work on the course my friends I were thinking they should add a walking path around the water from hole 5 to 6, could be a good idea.

One of the better managed golf club in the northern bigger Seattle area. Fairways look wide open, but placing the teed off ball at the desirable place would affect the approach to the green for the second shot. Greens are fast and bouncy, without the skills for backspin, shots easily go beyond the north edge of them. It becomes more challenging when wind changing directions through the fairways. Par-three holes are long for weekend warriors. Nevertheless, it's a fun golf course to enjoy in a breezy summer afternoon.

One of my favorite courses in the Puget Sound region. Amazing course very well kept. It's a wide open course compared to most in the Puget Sound area. They punch in late March or early April. Sandy today, but recovering from winter.