Harbour Pointe Golf Club

Excellent service on a sirloin dinner. My twin and I ate here for lunch, my first time ever. Quite delightful. I enjoy the hot chocolate I got very much and the ambience is quite nice. Sat on the nicely cushioned bar chairs and engaged with a «summer berry stack» dessert.

Had a relaxing evening here. Had a couple glasses of their wine (the house Merlot and house Chardonnay) and the Washington Apple Salad. All of it was delicious! The view is great too. It opens up the driving range, which is very green, healthy, and surrounded by grown trees.

Let me start by saying this is a beautiful course with good upkeep and a fun design. I am a frequent golfer but I am by no means excellent (I typically shoot somewhere between 85 – 95). I have golfed all over courses in the PNW. The golf experience I had here was the worst I’ve ever had, or if not the worst then a close second.
Before we even tee’d off, the marshall made a point to let us know that pace of play was «very important to them», and that 4 hours was the target for a round, 4.5 was acceptable but 5 was not. OK, that is completely fair and I understand the need for that, especially early in the morning. About 1 hour into our round, he came by and said it again. We were not holding anyone up, in fact we had barely seen the group behind us. The 9^th hole, another guy came out, and reiterated the need to keep pace yet again, although to be fair he was very tactful and ordered our food at the turn.
We hurried and got our food, even sending one guy ahead to tee off before we got there and hurried over there. Two more times during our back nine we were told we were not keeping up to their standards of speed. Now, if we were holding up groups of people on every hole or every shot then by all means they should encourage us to speed it up. I am all for keeping a good pace up and I don’t like to be held to a really slow round by someone playing slowly in front of me. I’d like to reiterate that we were NOT holding anyone up. Yes, we could see the people behind us. Yes, once or twice they may have caught up to us and had to wait maybe 1 minute for us to move off the green, but such is the way of the game when you move from a long hole to a short hole. I do not consider this holding them up because when we moved on we were able to regain our lead. Our round took about 4:40, which isn’t the fastest but included stopping briefly at the turn, and considering it was winter conditions (I lost 3 – 4 balls in the rough due to mud) I don’t think this is an unreasonable walking pace with four people. I vented to a friend afterward who is an avid golfer and he agreed that 4 hours in that setting is a slightly silly expectation.
In the end I found this outing very frustrating and we really didn’t enjoy ourselves out there because the constant nagging got under our skin. I understand from talking with friends that this isn’t typical but it left a bad taste in my mouth and I don’t know when i’ll go back. I would have given it one star if it were not for the other courteous employee that we dealt with. Also, their breakfast sandwiches are good, which counts for something in my book.

I must add that aside from the very loud drunks in the afternoon, the bar and dining staff are OUTSTANDING!

Absolute joke! Don’t show up early because the course won’t be playable by any means. You’ll pay a premium 72.00 dollar rate at 6:45 in the morning and the back 9 won’t have holes placed by the time you get there. Nor will the different tee boxes be designated. Another non sense Oki rip off.

Great place to get lunch. Better food & service than many small restaurants in Mukilteo.

Great course with a great view. Course was in really nice condition and the beer cart gils were right on point.

A deceptively difficult course with two distinct nines and some breathtaking Puget Sound views.
I’d say it stacks right in the middle in my list of favorite Oki courses. The price is on the higher side, but at least it includes a cart. This course can definitely be played in 4.5 hours or less with the only backups I ever run into being on holes 5, 6, or 7.
The front 9 has water in play on what seems like every hole, especially the par 3s. The back 9 has lots of elevation change and is lined with more trees than the front. The signature hole #12 offers fun risk-​reward in the sense that you can take a driver to leave yourself with less than 100 in, but on a downward slope. Or, you can lay up at the top of the hill with about 140 yards with a 50 foot drop off. Both shots are challenging to judge!
As a single digit handicap I find myself, for whatever reason, going through at least a sleeve of balls on this course every time I play. As this course is mostly cut out of a neighborhood, OB lines many of the fairways on both sides if you tend to spray the ball.
This course would earn 5 stars from me if they would improve the sand in their bunkers. I feel like every time I play there, there are tons of nearly golf ball sized rocks lining the sand. I’m not trying to ruin my wedges, even though they are often my enemies!

Not just another Oki course… great staff!
We have golfed this course many, many times and always had a great time but today we experienced the exceptionally caring service from the staff at this course and it deserves noting.
I had been nursing a back injury but was ready to play. Warm up went quite well with no pain or strain. We then went to the first tee where we were greeted warmly, as usual, by the nice starter and introduced to our joining twosome. All good so far… then the first drive… Pain! Wow– brought me to my knees. I drove it well so tried the approach shot from 140 and nearly blacked out from the back pain. Bummer… not my day to golf. We picked up, apologized to our new friends, and headed back to the clubhouse.
Here is the best part — without even flinching, they immediately issued me a rain check, apologized for my obvious state of pain, and wished me well. Are you kidding? I should be apologizing to them for not honoring my two slots.
CLASS ACT and I won’t forget it. OKI is delivering the experience they promise and this course, and this particular event, are examples of their value proposition
Thank you Harbour Pointe… see you again soon.

Back nine is special. front 9 is tricked up which is not needed with this type of natural terrain.
Greens were perfect, staff was very friendly.
Dont get fooled that this course is out in the middle of nowhere. There are people everywhere and there is a good chance the course is packed, especially on the weekends.
I’ll play this course again and again.

Review for restaurant/​bar located here:
Wow! This place is so very very very very very LOUD! Went here tonite for a Happy Hour beer (we were hoping but unfortunately there is no decent craft beer on draft). So… husband and I ordered a scotch and ginger ale. Absolutely zero (0) alcohol in these drinks and for $ 11 for 2 drinks on happy hour — we should’ve felt and/​or tasted something — no?
Loud loud loud group of guys at the bar and at a table. People behind us at a table. It was so loud, we couldn’t hear our own conversation without almost yelling.
Of course, there were t.v.‘s on every wall but they weren’t audible (I imagine they were turned off because you couldn’t have heard them anyway).
Service was medicore at best.
Don’t need to go here again.

This review is for the restaurant located at here. I brought some clients here for lunch. There were three of us and one recommended the Classic Caesar salad with salmon. Me thinking I’m in Seattle how can they do fish wrong…
My client was totally correct, the salad was delish and they put a nice piece of grilled salmon on top of my salad which was super fresh and flavorful. Ice tea here was also tasty.
Food was good and reasonable also. I’d return here again maybe to play a round of golf with my clients.

I was traveling through the Everett, WA area on business and wanted to get in a nice round of golf. After posting on a few message boards, this course came up quite frequently. It was close enough to where I was staying so, I decided to give it a try.
I called the Pro shop the night before I left Los Angeles and asked if they had any tee times first thing in the AM. They told me that they had some tee times after 8:00AM but was wide open between 7:00 — 8:00AM. I said, «Perfect!»
I had some business later on that afternoon and told myself that I would be the first one out. What was surprising to me was they have a discounted rate of $ 39.00 if you tee off before 8:00AM. Normally, this course costs about $ 80.00 to play a round. No argument from me as I was destined to be the first one there.
The Pro shop was very knowledgeable as I asked them what the greens were running and they told me a 10 on the stimp. They were planning to punch the greens in late October and that the fairways were in good to great condition.
I was definitely the first one there and immediately checked in. The started hadn’t even turned the computers on but gave me a small basket to warm up with. I met 2-​locals there on the range and asked them if they wanted to join me.
We tee’d off at about 7:15AM with a wide open course.
This course is in great condition.
Tee boxes were nice and level with plenty of nice grass.
Farways were in great condition with some minor divots but, filled with sand.
Greens were true rolling. Some are multi-​tiered. Some have undulation. Overall, they were nice and fast. DIstance and speed control a must.
Water comes into play on the front 9.
Signature hole #12 was the best view so far in my entire golfing career.
Pace of play was great. A complete round in under 4.5 hours with me taking pictures at a few holes.
Only a few things I would recommend.
Bring a GPS or rangefinder. Their carts do not have either.
Bring extra balls. Some of the holes play shorter than what is listed on the card. Maybe it was the air?
They could do better with yardage markers on the fairway.
I would definitely come back here again.

a little pricey for some casual golf but perfect for your guest they will be pleased with the overall experience

Course is very well kept, and as a previous review mentioned, there are a couple of gorgeous holes that offer a nice view of Puget Sound. Like everyone else said, it’s a little expensive (cost me about $ 85 for 18 with a cart on a Sunday) compared to some of the other courses in the Everett/​Lynnwood/​Mukilteo area, but otherwise a very nice looking course with some interesting holes. I was also about a half hour early for my tee time (playing as a single) and they put me on with a threesome rather than let me sit for a half an hour (which has happened to me pretty often). I’d come back.

Nice grass range and a decent track make this a fun play for residents of Mukilteo. Can be a bit on the pricey side, but it’s in Mukilteo, so you can expect to pay a little more. Course has a few hills and a couple difficult holes, but it’s still a good round if you get the chance to make it out!

While the business listing is «pro shop» I assume they meant the course. Proshop is fine, normal and pricey.
Not the cheapest course in the NW but yet another of my «must hit» courses for the summer. $ 48 W/​Cart Winter WEEKDAY Rates $ 54 With cart weekend. Website has other rates for twilight, kids, seniors etc.
This is a challenging and semi-​hilly 18 hole layout with plenty of bunkers and water to make anyone happy.
This course has the only approach shot in the NW that petrifies me. The second shot on the par 4 13^th hole owns me mentally. A skinny two teared green that runs left to right, miss the green 1′ to the right and it drops down 25′ and good luck finding your ball.
The 11^th hole has perhaps one of the best views I have ever seen in the area, you tee off straight toward Puget Sound and about 200 yards from the tee box the hole drops straight down to the green. Standing on the edge gives you a fantastic panoramic view.
Course has a grass driving range
If you live in the area this is a fun course to play.