Grandview Golf Course — Collective Review

Summary

Grandview Golf Course in Custer, Washington, receives mixed reviews from golfers, who generally view it as an affordable, casual 'budget track' with noticeable maintenance issues. On platform aggregate ratings, it holds approximately 3.5 out of 5 stars across dozens of reviews on 18Birdies, a 3.1 on Yelp (7 reviews), a 74% recommendation rate on Facebook (21 reviews), and lower marks on GolfPass/GolfAdvisor (1.8 out of 5 from 4 reviews). Across these platforms, golfers consistently praise the course for its economical green fees, junior pricing, and fast pace of play, noting that 18 holes can frequently be finished in around three hours. Players also appreciate the friendly staff and the unique 12-hole loop option returning to the clubhouse. However, course conditioning is the primary source of complaints. During the wet fall and winter months in the Pacific Northwest, golfers report severe drainage issues, with certain fairways and holes flooding or turning muddy. Conversely, during peak summer, reviewers mention that the fairways dry out significantly, leading to hardpan, brown grass, and weed-heavy or dirt-bare tee boxes. Greens receive varied commentary, occasionally described as decent and playable, but at other times criticized as either sponge-soft or hard and uneven. Amenities are very basic—there is no driving range, and rental gear is dated. Ultimately, reviewers advise managing expectations: while serious golfers seeking pristine conditions may be disappointed, those looking for a laid-back, low-cost round close to the Canadian border find it a worthwhile bargain.

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