My first putt of the day traveled a few feet past the hole. I made a mental note to myself to slow it down. It dawned on me quickly that these greens weren’t the slow, bumpy surfaces I’ve encountered at most local public courses.
The condition of the course — that’s what stood out to me most about playing The Classic Golf Club in Spanaway on Monday morning with my friend and playing partner Greg Semerdjian.
It was the second stop of my Pierce County golf tour, in which I’m playing and reviewing every 18-hole public golf course in the county, rating courses based on two main criteria: the quality of the course and the value…