Hockinson Meadows
219 reviews (showing 1–20)
@smemmy
First timer, I enjoyed it! My only demerits are a little overlap on some holes that was confusing and a lot of holes had similar shot shapes. Other than that, beautiful, well-maintained course!
@elusive80
It would be very well advised to have a great forehand and long driving abilities to score. Beautiful scenic views of the 2 Mountains as well as some fun lines. Not to terribly punishing if you do not make Mando or hit your lines. Enjoyed the locals very much and the course definitely tired out my arm!
@ginster77
Gravel at the end of the paver tee pads is getting displaced leaving the plastic paver grids exposed creating a safety issue if your follow through is off the front of the tee. The course designers did a great job with what they had to work with being a county conservation area somewhat limited design potential
@eisy22
Amazing course. Needs ob stakes replaced, and/or pics on the signs
@jjfuentes
Great layout!
@mogunz
Definitely the best course I have played in the SW WA area. There are quite a few holes that seem to have the same big hyzer lines but there are some more difficult shot shapes into the trees which make it more difficult. Not to mention some mandos and OB to contend with. Overall, very fun course that is still great for beginners and advanced players.
@surfdad
Super flooded in Winter. Wear boots or water proof shoes. No drainage so that sucks. Layout is great. Awesome summer course.
@tobyowns14
Great course to improve different shot types. Make good choices and you’ll enjoy the course!
@relmukneb
Shot shapes aren’t too varied or challenging, course is made challenging by very poorly marked OB stake lines and weirdly placed mandos. Several tweener holes. Tee signs have no map or marker for which of the 2 pin positions, and wayfinding is a little confusing.
@discrabbit
Really nice design with challenging OB. Seems best for gold/blue skill level
@jeremiahjohnson
Very tough course! OB everywhere!!
@neonknight07
OB can be difficult, but fun flat course overall. Nice mix of woods and open field.
@m33td00m
I don't think crowding baskets near tee boxes and pathways is safe for everyone, especially deaf people who play and can't hear "fore" immediately. A change would be great to support the safety of those who cant hear well. Thank you.
@hicks53081
Updating my review after playing it a bunch. Its honestly a pretty boring course. The par 4s are really easy and a bunch of the par 3s are super long. This course could use some inspiration from the rhododendron course from fort steilacoom.
@robinfey
They are making really good use of the space they have here. The course calls for lots of medium and long shots that stay in the fairway on the par 3s, and precise placement shots on the shorter par 4s. I am interested to see how this course plays in late summer with skippy grass and in winter with what I assume will be lots of mud. Tons of ob grass and disc losing opportunities.
@bogeyjoey
This course is right between long par 3s or soft par 4s. It’s a shorter blue lake. Looks pretty and a few great holes, but I look around and feel like they could have made a hill for a tee box, or pushed the basket further back. It left me wanting, and not in a good way.
@baronc
https://youtu.be/wfTykLRxqi8?si=VvgYRSnlXCbluCFw Check out this fly through of the course if you want to know the layout.