Golf

Place to go golfing pretty much any time of the year because the course is so dry

Great informal course & friendly owner & staff!

Close to my house. Heaters in practice area. Beautiful views and well groomed courses

Beautiful course. Great views of Mt. Rainier. Prices are reasonable. Greens were in great shape, and fairly challenging. Would definitely go back.

Played all 27 holes yesterday. Tightwad Tuesday is great. We walked the entire course. The greens were a little slow, but I think it was because the grass had started to grow as is was near 90°. We drive from the Olympia area and come here several times a year. We will be back.

Great venue to play tennis.

This is a very challenging course. Had a great day experiencing it!

As a visitor to the area, I find the 3.8 overall rating a bit low. No, this is not a resort course, but it is a fun and challenging golf course with a friendly, helpful staff and everything you need to have a good round of golf. The long, controlled hitters will most likely find this course easy, but for the mid-handicapper it can be a test even though it is only 6100+ yards. Course is the bumpiest I ever rode, but the fairways and greens are in great shape and the greens putt fairly fast, but true. Best to keep it in the short grass or prepare to pay the price. The rough is mowed, but it's lush and will eat you alive if you make a habit. If you've never played the course it will be to your advantage to ask to be paired with those who have knowledge of the layout. I will definitely play here again and recommend it anyone who enjoys the game.

Even in the winter it’s a beautiful course with a great staff.

Nice views, relatively difficult course but fairways were soggy and somewhat hard to hit off of.

wow! all that is needed to say

I am admittedly a novice in the world of disc golf. This was my first course, and since my first visit about six weeks ago, I have played on four courses, and I've played this one three times. The Paradise Point Disc Golf Course is best played the first time with someone who has been there before, as the connecting tees are not always obvious. On the whole, the course is well kept, though a couple of signs are broken and the some tees have broken corners or cracks. The first three holes feature somewhat dramatic elevation changes, but the rest is fairly flat. Overall, it's a solid course, within reach of beginners and offering some challenges for experienced players as well. The I-5 bridges run over head, which isn't the greatest, but the Lewis River also wraps around the park, so there's a kind of a balance to it. This course is in a state park, so you will need a day pass for $10 or the annual Discover Pass for $30.

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The best place to play a round north of Seattle. Links style, wide open off the tee with small undiluted greens. Lots of wind make it a challenging course (6i= 200 down wind/ 3w 200+/- into).

Fun course but it's not the best