I live in Seattle and this course is convenient and fun. If it has been raining, it is the BEST of the Seattle munis by far (ie, good wet course.) 2nd best if it has been dry.
While there are some beautiful holes, I'd say it is average in appearance. In some places, you do get a sense of "muni." It is a bit short, and a par 70. The slope is low (I think around 115), but that's OK the way I play.
I play weekday golf and arrive early. Crowds have never been a problem.
I gave it 4 stars, because I don't like getting on the freeways all the time and it is a reasonable test for me.

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West Seattle, Jackson, Fort Lewis.

Jefferson is an old course. In the autumn, way too many leaves on the ground. On the front 9, 4 holes of tees and greens come together and really make a dangerous situation. I live 35 miles away and had to play a tournement there. I will not go out of my way to play this course again. If I lived in Seattle this would be my third choice to play of the 3 city courses (not counting Interbay).
Fred Couples learned to play on this course in the late 1960's - to mid 70's. There are a few nice holes, don't get me wrong and the price is reasonable.

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Nice people behind the counter including food service.

Great condition, wide faiways to work on driving!

Parking can be tough.

Great course. Challenging, well maintained, and a great variety of play. Wide fairways on most holes, well maintained greens, what more could you ask for?

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Great view of the sound and downtown on clear days

Too many golfers on course at once, city trying to tack up some $

Course is always packed, bumper to bumper people. Course would have been nice but with so much construction when I visited it was hard to tell. One of the par 3''s played at barely ober 80 yds. Hard time paying full price fees for a slow, tore up course

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