Really good golf course. It has remained one of the few affordable courses in king county. Course is well maintained compared to over places. The food is good. It has gotten crowded over the years so it can be tough to play but 9 holes is easy enough

I have been coming here for about 20 years. Beautiful course that is well maintained and not very difficult (hint hint beginners). The clubhouse and restaurant are also beautiful. Front staff could be a little nicer and accommodating to guests, hence the 4 instead of 5 stars.

My husband adores this place. For a public golf course it is incredibly inexpensive and well kept. Parking is easy and he can always get a teatime no matter the weekend. The restaurant here just changed over and it is a really nice Hawaiian Polynesian food spot.

It looks like Foster’s has recently changed ownership or management—there have been noticeable updates like renovations, a new restaurant, and even a fenced gate. There’s also now a marshal, which I hadn’t seen before. That said, the experience with the marshal was not a positive one. While heading to the 12th hole, he told our group to hurry up because we were supposedly a hole behind. However, there was a group ahead of us that had only been playing 9 holes, and the group in front of them was just reaching the 12th green. From our perspective, we weren’t behind at all, which made the comment feel unnecessary and somewhat confrontational. By the time we finished the 12th hole, we had already caught up to the group ahead, confirming that pace wasn’t an issue. A similar situation happened to a friend of mine who had a different tee time that same day. When the marshal drove toward him, my friend courteously moved aside to give him space to pass. Instead of acknowledging that, the marshal snapped at him, telling him to “get off the grass. All the way.” When my friend explained he was simply trying to be respectful and move out of the way, the marshal quickly changed his tone and backed off. Overall, these interactions came across as overly aggressive and inconsistent. It gives the impression of someone asserting authority without fully assessing the situation. As a marshal, it’s important to have a clear understanding of the flow of play—who’s ahead, who’s behind, who’s finishing, and who’s continuing. Without that awareness, it not only creates confusion but also makes players feel unfairly targeted and unwelcome, which ultimately reflects poorly on the course experience.

The restaurant has changed and not for the better. It used to be called Billy Baroos and it had a good selection of food. The restaurant is now called Pasifka NW Grill & Bar. The food is now all some Pasific Island variant. I was attending a retirement event and I didn't hear any positive remarks about the change and almost no one ordered any food.