This course has spectacular scenery and is more forgiving than Indian canyon. We enjoyed watching dragonflies flutter around the clear ponds, geese chicks waddling along, and zooming over the creek on the course bridges. The only thing I wish was different is that the ladies tee box markers were easier to see. This will be our go-to course every time we visit Spokane.

A fun and enjoyable layout—definitely one to play with a cart. The course is well manicured with smooth, moderately fast greens. Tee boxes could use some attention, as many are chewed up and lacking sand. Be ready to repair a lot of ball marks—the general public doesn’t seem too concerned with green etiquette. That said, it’s a great value with a solid facility and friendly, welcoming staff. Overall, a good time and worth recommending.

Went early yesterday morning first time playing and was impressed with how the course was maintained, fairways were green along with the greens. Took a cart not knowing how many hills there were but you can walk the course, but if you're out of shape I would recommend a cart. Couple of holes had a pretty steep grade to climb. Overall had a good round on a nice course. Stopped in at the club house also pretty good food.

Very much liked this course. Well maintained. Liked the challenges. It did have a few blind spot holes I didn't care for but not too bad.

Worst staff imaginable. I’ve taken my dog to all the city courses in spokane and everybody loves her. But the staff at qualchan said that she wasn’t allowed to play due to rules they wouldn’t show me. THEY SUCK