TPC Snoqualmie Ridge

This is a real nice place for Golf. But if you are looking for a club that has all the offerings then I would recommend you do your homework. I did not do enough homework. Especially about the food. I am a vegetarian. I am required to spend a certain amount of money in a quarter. I would be happy to do so if I actually had any options available to eat. I have raised the issue of lack of vegetarian options on the menu and after almost two months I am yet to receive a courtesy response from the chef. So if you are looking for a one stop for all things that clubs generally offer, this is not the place. It is however a great place for golf.

We attended a private wedding here, and while the décor was wonderful and the wait staff attentive and courteous, the food was simply disgraceful. One of the main courses was a smoked steak; it was just awful. Most of the table didn’t even eat it. The mashed potatoes tasted like instant potatoes, and that was the best part of the meal. The salmon was obviously frozen, fishy, and came with a polenta cake that had more in common with a hockey puck than corn; it was dry, hard, and seethed with a fishy brine. If I were the wedding party, I would be furious.

The view is incredible, let’s start on a positive note. We attended a private event recently and while the overall event was very nice, my review mainly reflects the poor quality of the food. It was not even worth eating. We were served vegetarian risotto, it was cold, completely flavorless and overcooked. Props to the server who noticed that I only ate one bite and asked what was wrong. I appreciated his attentiveness, but food like this should not be served. The starter salad was OK, but was a very small plate of dressed greens, nothing more. No vegetables in it, no croutons, nuts, nothing.

Great golf course! And in awesome condition. With spectacular views of Mt Si. Nice patio off the bar/​restaurant for after round lunch/​dinner.

The golf and the pool are nice which is why 4 stars. The food on the other hand has been proved to be disappointing. It’s a great spot to organize events or hang out with the girls. I hosted a baby shower in one of the rooms which was lovely. The staff are fine people.

Absolutely one of the most incredible places on earth.
We have been members for over a year and we love it.
Golf course is the best and they treat my kids like they own the place. Great great staff! Always accommodating.

The food is awful. $ 35 for a paper thin ribeye steak. I have never seen a steak cut so thin.

This review is regarding Sport Membership at the Snoqualmie TPC. Not the biggest mistake of my life, but in the Top 10. Should have done my homework.
My wife and I have belonged to various social and sport clubs, so when we moved to Snoqualmie Ridge, it was just automatic that we pick one up here. We didn’t pay attention to all the signs we should have.
Learn from our mistake, take your time in getting a membership and make sure you’re comfortable with the TPC before signing on the dotted line. There are a couple websites that give pointers in what to look for. Unfortunately, I saw these after the fact.
The claim-​to-​fame is the pool. Nice place during a hot summer’s day. And, it’s the only gig in town. (Community Center — Please build a pool!) But, really, it isn’t that great of a pool. So many other places on the east side have nicer pools, even limit the number of guests (Kirkland) to keep the crowds at a minimum.
There’s a $ 90/​quarter mandatory food minimum. Would this be necessary if the food and food service was good? Given the limited options around the Ridge, if you had membership this would be the place to go. We ate there a few times during our short time as Sports Members. The service was poor and the quality of the food was mediocre, at best. Obviously the charge is there because the desire for members to eat there otherwise isn’t. I would strongly recommend you have a meal or two prior to joining.
We attended a few events; Mothers’ Day Brunch, a mixology class, and Halloween Brunch with pumpkin carving. In each case it was the same — not well organized, over-​priced, poor service, and the food was just average. Pumpkin carving was chaos. Difficult to find the pumpkins. (They were outside, under the deck.) The room where we carved was an utter mess. Pumpkin pieces, seeds and such all over. We took our neighbors to this and were embarrassed.
If you do join, see if you can get a guarantee on your monthly fees. Ours was raised 20% after five months.
RECOMMENDATION: We joined and terminated our membership after just five months. There was just no value in the membership. Not only would I not recommend membership, I would encourage anyone NOT to become members. But, if you really want to join, just make sure you spend time in making your decision. Eat a few meals, attend a couple events, and go to the pool three or four times. If the TPC isn’t willing to let you do that — they must not be comfortable in their offerings and you should turn away.
They probably won’t tell you this, they didn’t tell us — even when we specifically asked; but, you get a 10% discount on the membership fee if you have a Passport/​Prime card. That will save you $ 400.

Love this place.
I’ve played a couple rounds here, and the course never disappoints. It’s tough, but not overbearing. Slick, tough greens. Thick rough. Lots of bunkers, but the sand is perfect. It was fun playing in front of the bleachers set up for the Boeing.
The view is the best part. On the 13^th tee you can literally see forever.

Food and ambiance is perfect. Thomas always hooks us up with a great bottle of wine! You definitely have to try the bar and patio.

Beautiful facility. Staff & food outstanding!
Remodel & new look done right. It’s no wonder membership has increased so much. And great to hear.
Kudos team!

Ok, after a year’s worth of management and ownership changes, my comments:
— If you are a golfer, the course is in the best shape ever.
— Bar & Restaurant have been remodeled. Results are a great deck to eat and drink from when the weather cooperates.
— Club Ambience has changed for the worse under new management. Lost is the cachet the club had earlier. A member friend of mine said it best ‘I used to belong to a private golf club now I belong to a semi-​public one”. It’s just like a Courtyard Marriott is another comment…
— Noise is a big issue in the best bar — exceedingly noisy.
— Food is better…
— Too many children running around. A harsh statement at first blush but why are children walking thru the bar?

I have been here for a few events and think it’s really well kept, beautiful views, and overall a nice experience. The golf course is exquisite, probably one of the best in the area. I’ve honestly never have played on it, but have walked the area many times. The venue is great for large events or even weddings. They have a great lawn area for a ceremony. The restaurant there has a newer patio which overlooks the beautiful scenery of the mountains. They have a great selection of food and wine too. Parking is limited during large events, but there is street parking in the nearby neighborhoods.

Every time i went there i was greeted with smiles. Clean and great place. One can always expect great service and quality

It’s really hit or miss here. The new menu doesn’t have a lot of variety, but I know they’re still working out the kinks.
We eat here twice a month, usually for dinner. Today we had breakfast. It was ok. No children’s breakfast menu, which I think is a huge oversight on their part. My Croque Madame was mediocre — not hot and a bit boring. My side of fruit tasted like onions — they might want to switch cutting boards between cutting onions and apples.
The views are stunning and the staff accommodating and knowledgable.

Just joined here a few weeks ago and have enjoyed it quite a bit. The «adults» bar (no minors allowed) has a wonderful variety of beers on tap and the bartenders are very friendly.
We went to the Easter Brunch and it was very well done. Beef and Ham carving station — Omelet station with a ton of fillings ranging from shrimp to your typical ham and pepper variety. Eggs Benedict, Waffle station and a full on dessert bar rounded things off. The food was good for a buffet and the staff was friendly and attentive.
Looking forward to exploring the club a bit more. All in all a very enjoyable day.

WOW this is a must play.

I just attended a wedding here this weekend and this place is AMAZING.
The Cascade mountains were a breathtaking backdrop to the ceremony and reception following. Beautiful flowers were all around the property and the grass where the ceremony was held was pristine.
The banquet room interior is elegant and sophisticated, with great earth tone colors. Huge windows in the room added lots of natural light to the space and had great views of the mountains. Also, the food was light and delicious.
From a golfing standpoint, I can’t really say much, except that I hope that I’ll be lucky enough to one day play this course (the fairways and greens were maintained to perfection!)

Just got back from a great retirement party for one of my co-​workers.
The banquet room was great. Too bad it was rainy out as there was a beautiful deck with a (remember it was cloudy) view of the rolling hills and awesome golf course. The hour‘derves were quite tasty, unlimited drinks was definitely a plus, and the filet mignon cooked medium rare was juicy and appetizing (excuse the redundance…). The dance floor was a little small compared to the size of the room, but it was sufficient for the time being. Overall vibe was pretty cool, don’t know if I would come back unless it was for a specific event, but it is probably a very fun spot for the avid golfer/​deep pocket kind of person.
All in all, I had a great time!

This little golf club, set just beyond the reaches of Snoqualmie Falls is ideal for a summer festivity. I attended a beautiful wedding here the last weekend in June. Perfect for a wedding of 100 — 150 guests, this venue is arranged so that the bride makes a stately entrance, descending a grand staircase, culminating with at an altar set before the stunning backdrop of the Cascade mountains. All in all — a breathtaking sight!
If you’re going for an evening affair (after 6pm) the clubhouse blocks the direct sunlight, good to keep in mind, as I’m sure the bride and groom will want to actually be able to see each other as they recite their vows. Made for a more enjoyable outdoor cocktail hour as well, seeing as the sweltering heat already had us sweating, a half hour in the shade was definitely welcome.
Inside, the ballroom was grand, with sweeping views of the golf course and the natural splendor beyond. Buffet = good. Champagne = great. Plenty of room to dance up a storm, and high ceilings, ideal to ensure that the garter and bouquet will make it to their rightful new owners!
Aside from the fact that we bridesmaids had to get ready in the women’s restroom (there is no bridal getting-​ready room as many venues have) — this place was fabulous for a wedding!