the links at moses pointe

Great course that is a little off the freeway running through town. Driving range is pretty good, grasses are green, love coming back and golfing here.

Bill Porter does a great job with this course, considering it history of always seeming to be for sale and the restaurant going through more drama than a day time soap. The greens are always in good shape. The sand, of which I know only too well, gets a bit stiff. The fairways generally are in good shape, with the occasional oops. The rough, another of my frequent stops, is sometimes too high, particularly right on the edge of the fairway. Frustrating to just bump off the fairway and end up with a lost ball. Recently this has gotten better. If I were better, I wouldn't know about this problem. Some of the other reviewers talk about the ninth hole. Truly an attraction. However, I personally enjoy fifteen even more. The elevated green with bunkers around always gives me fits, but I enjoy the challenge. Is this a PGA course? No, just a nice place to play in generally good weather. An even more fun place to play when the winds howl, which does happen occasionally. Might be a tad overpriced for the territory, but what isn't. Most of the folks I've met there are just happy to get out and have some sunshine and a round of golf, with maybe a sandwich and a beverage, assuming the restaurant drama hasn't overflowed. Most of the pain of this course is self-inflicted. Hit it straight and enjoy the view. Hit it sideways and you'll be looking down too much to see anything other than tall grass.

My wife and I eat at The Point twice a month. She likes the crab stuffed halibut and I like the steaks, all of them! You can get private tables or group tables. The wait staff is always great. I believe it is a good value for the money!

When I go to a golf course, I expect green grass everywhere. Lots of itead areas. The greens were nice, some dead spots on the green. The 9th hole is a treat. Driving range is ok. Ive been to many courses foreign and domestic.I am surprised the hype of this course wasnt exactly impressive. but its something to do, very quiet and relaxing. Great food though...

This is a links style course that is fairly long from the blue tees but is a wide open course that forgives bad tee shots. The condition was good and the rough a bit long. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Frankly, while the course was fun to play, it wasn't all that memorable with the exception of hole 9. The green fees were on the high end of mid range ($60 with cart). For this price I'd expect more than one port a potty on the course. Also, the restaurant is closed on Monday and the only food available were candy bars - this is unacceptable for a golf course with this proclamation of high quality. At least cold sandwiches or hot dogs should be available.I'd stop by again if I was traveling through the area but wouldn't make a special trip.

This course is a young course and is beautiful and challenging. The wild roses blooming in June are lovely and very fragrant. Meadowlarks, robins, blackbirds and killdeer sing their songs as you play the fairway. There are bunkers and ponds placed to challenge players. There are several long dog-leg par 5 holes and some tempting par 3 holes. I greatly enjoy playing The Links at Moses Pointe.

This is an excellent golf course and the restarunt, the Pointe, has really great halibat dishes. My wife loves the prime rib nights. Best part, you don't have to dress up!

Challenging links style golf course tests your abilities and course management. Annual pass holder well worth it.

The restaurant was nearly empty the night we eate there (about 8 am). However the place was ok, and the steak was tender and tasty, but the so called baked potato was a micro wave, and not more than average

If you are in Moses Lake, this is another good option for a restaurant - especially if you are staying at Moses Pointe or in this area. Staff is friendly and food is good.