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I played in the summer and it was alright. The fairways were really hard with no grass so it was really easy to thin your irons. The greens are in good condition but everything else is only ok

Length. From the white tees, this course probably plays longer than 95% of the public courses in the Northwest. That's a refreshing change in an area of the country where there are just to darn many 340-yard par fours and 450-yard par fives. The large fast greens offer a good test of putting skills.

Conditions are inconsistent; some years the course holds up well, others it goes straight to hell. This course maintenance is rough around the edges most of the time. Tee boxes are usually pretty chewed up, and -- heaven help us!! -- if it's wet you'll be banging away off nasty black mats -- yikes!

If you're looking for a no frills, public course that will make you hit every club in your bag, head to Snohomish. While not the fanciest course around, this is a good test for any players.

Snohomish's trademarks are its length and large greens. It's a course that won't beat you up, but it will stretch you out. Fairways are bordered by mature evergreens, but the holes do run adjacent to each other, with OB coming into play only on a hanful of holes, so you won't lose many balls here, and the occasional wild swing won't necessarily ruin your chance for making a good score.

There's not much fancy stuff going on at Snohomish, but you'll probably be glad you played it when you finish up. No fancy bag drop, no four star restaurant, no fountains and man-made waterfalls. Just good, old fashioned public golf.

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Always a freindly, country atmosphere. Make sure you call ahead for directions, though.

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Snohomish has a grass range, but it's so rough that you'll want to tee the ball up even to hit iron shots. Minimal food service.