We came in with a couple of families and wanted to try out the course as we hadn't been here in years. The prices felt very high for a par 3 but we went for it and a large bucket of balls. The driving range, as you can see in the photo was almost unplayable, the guy next to me actually just picked up his clubs and left since you were forced to hit pretty much out of dirt. This kind of set the tone for the day, each tee box was very beaten up so we ended up teeing off way back from the markers so we could hit with decent footing instead of standing on divots that nobody seemed to be replacing. Overall it wasn't worth the effort and we'll be playing anywhere else like Golfland or Buckskin.

This was my first time here playing soccer golf, the course is nice, i really enjoyed it. Wish there was one closer to Yakima but will be back soon.

The teenage boy with the cell phone in his hand and earbuds in his ears doesn't know when they are open and closed. We called to find out when they were selling the last bucket and he told us 7:45 p.m.. we show up at 6:30 and he says we stopped selling balls at 5 :30.??? I asked him why he told us 7:45 and he said "I forgot". Brilliant!

From a Disc Golfers prospective: This course really has something for each side of golf. 18 holes for Ball golf, foot golf. and now 18 brand new Innova disc catchers. The course is pretty well taken care of and has a brand new club house. $7 for 18 holes of disc golf and $10/person in a cart (optional of course). You are required to schedule a Tee time but that wasn't difficult and we were able to walk right onto the course (it's a Monday). There is a driving range and putting greens for ball golf but no practice basket for disc golf yet. All in all it was fun. 3 stars for now due to no disc merchandise (yet) and a lack of challenges for advanced players. Its a par-3 course so keep that in perspective.

The 3 par course was nice. It was more expensive than what we are used to. Folf and foot golf were also offered.