Rainier Golf & Country Club

Beautiful yet ordinary course. Very well kept, emerald green even in August with spectacular city views. No grand lobby or entrance to the club and it’s quite dated but the pro shop and golf related amenities are great.

Nice place to gather. Parking is very short walk from lobby. There's a swimming area, large reception area and spacious dining floor with glass walls. I would recommend it for events.

What a fun experience watching my friend try and qualify for the U.S. Open. Greens are immaculate, facilities are top notch and great food.

1st thank you to the club and members for allowing our tournament to be here. Built in 1919, feels like your in time machine when in the mens locker room. The golf course is just a pleasure to play, not really long but tree lined fairways and undulating greens keep it a good test. The 15th is a great short par 3 that requires a precise wedge and the pond that fronts the par 5 16th reminds me of Augusta's 15th with a shaved bank waiting to punish any approach shots that come up short. Only downside was the constant aircrafts landing at nearby SeaTac, but you get used to it.

Most under rated private golf course. Narrow fairways, tough greens bunkered protection. Maintained beautifully. A real treat to play. Very walkable too.

Older amazing golf course short but we really enjoyed our round Theresa had three pars and parred the number 1 handicap hole par 5. She is getting better.

The people, the golf course, the service all are top notch. Our family have only been members for 8 months but it has been amazing. The holiday brunches and family events have been a huge hit and we look forward to many more over the years to come. The golf course is always in fabulous condition and it's a pleasure to treat friends and clients to a round.

Beautiful course with amazing views. Good shop.

Established 1919 so it's the oldest golf country club in Washington. Classic design, mature trees, beautiful design, challenging to generous tee options, very walkable, greens are exceptional and double tiered. Members don't ever get tired of playing this course. It's not easy and if you play well here, you'll play well anywhere.

Rainier is a challenging, yet enjoyable course. The food is excellent, prices are affordable, and the staff is top notch

Excellent golf course at Rainer. The restaurant area is undergoing some renovations. I found the course to be tough (beginner). Greens were fast and in excellent condition. Great facilities all around, and I appreciate my friend Jim encouraging me to join him.

I was a guest, but felt like family when your round ended. The greens were fast and true, and the fairways were gorgeous. Nice course, nice folks.