Crossroads Par 3 Golf Course

About This Course: Nine Short Holes in Crossroads Park

Crossroads Par 3 Golf Course is a 9 hole, par 27 city course inside Crossroads Park in east Bellevue, and it is worth the drive for one simple reason: you can play a full round in about an hour for $25 or less, with free loaner clubs. Every hole is a par 3, the longest is 107 yards, and the whole card adds up to 797 yards. It suits beginners, families and anyone working on wedges.

The City of Bellevue Parks and Community Services Department maintains the course, while Premier Golf Centers runs the clubhouse and the practice area. Regular play is first come, first served with no tee time needed, and the course is seasonal: it closes for the winter around October 18, weather permitting.

Crossroads Par 3 Golf Course Fast Facts

Course Overview

Crossroads is one of two city golf courses in Bellevue. The other is the full size Bellevue Golf Course on 140th Avenue NE, and the same company, Premier Golf Centers, runs both. Crossroads sits inside Crossroads Park, a city park of more than 34 acres that also holds a community center, the Bellevue Youth Theatre, tennis and basketball courts, a water spray playground and seasonal community gardens. The city’s own description of the course is simple: an excellent short game and beginners’ course.

The card is short and steady. Six of the nine holes measure between 87 and 107 yards, two play under 70 yards, and the two longest are hole 4 at 102 yards and hole 6 at 107. The course says a round typically takes about an hour, so it suits a lunch break, a first round with a new golfer or a warm up for a longer course.

Hole by Hole Highlights

Yardages and handicaps are from the published scorecard on GolfPass, which GolfLink matches. There is one set of tees.

• Hole 1, 99 yards, par 3: The number 3 handicap hole, so the round starts with one of its tougher shots. Pick a club you trust.
• Hole 4, 102 yards, par 3: The number 2 handicap hole and the second longest on the card.
• Hole 6, 107 yards, par 3: The longest hole on the course and the number 1 handicap.
• Hole 7, 98 yards, par 3: The number 4 handicap hole, another full wedge or short iron.
• Hole 8, 64 yards, par 3: The shortest hole and the number 9 handicap. A real birdie chance.
• Hole 9, 69 yards, par 3: Another short one to finish, so a good touch shot can end the round with a birdie.

Amenities and Practice

Crossroads has its own practice area, set up with restricted flight golf balls, and the clubhouse sells buckets: $7 for a large bucket of 70 or more balls, $5 for a medium bucket of 45 and $4 for a small bucket of 24. There is also a putting green. Club rental is free, and the course offers complimentary clubs for use on the range or the course, so a beginner can show up with nothing. Used golf balls are 2 for $1 and tees are 12 for $1.

Golf is not the only game here. FootGolf is played on the course with a regulation size 5 soccer ball and 21 inch cups, at the same prices as golf, plus $3 to rent a ball; the city asks for turf shoes, indoor soccer shoes or sneakers, and no cleats. FlingGolf is also offered, with the FlingStick rental included in the green fee, and FlingGolfers can play in the same group as traditional golfers.

For juniors, Premier’s 2026 summer camps for Bellevue spent their final day at Crossroads, and the city lists a First Tee junior program at Crossroads. A golf shotgun for groups costs $300 an hour.

Food and Drink

You check in and pay at the Crossroads Golf Clubhouse, which has a snack bar with a variety of snacks and hot and cold drinks. For a sit down meal on a golf day, the Bellevue Grill at Bellevue Golf Course, the city’s other course, serves food daily until 6 p.m.

Plan Your Visit

Rates, Tee Times and Local Tips

These are the posted rates on the course’s own Crossroads page as of October 4, 2026, for the 2026 season, and tax is included. On weekdays, adults pay $22, seniors 60 and over $20 and juniors under 18 $15. On weekends, adults pay $25, seniors $23 and juniors $20. Youth on Course members play for $5 with a current 2026 WA Golf Youth on Course membership, and WA Golf lists no restrictions on when they can play. City policy does not allow refunds, but the course issues rain checks if conditions make it unplayable.

No tee time is required. Regular play is first come, first served, and larger groups should call the pro shop at 425-452-4873 to confirm availability. Fall hours, until the winter close around October 18, are Thursday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Monday to Wednesday. Check the Crossroads page for spring opening dates and hours.

Make an afternoon of it in Crossroads, which the city calls one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in Bellevue. Our Bellevue guide covers the neighborhood, the parks and where to eat across the city, and in summer the Crossroads Bellevue Farmers Market runs on Tuesdays at 15600 NE 8th St, close to the park. For another short course across the lake, try Green Lake Pitch and Putt in Seattle.

How to Score Here

• Learn your wedge distances before you go. Most holes fall between 78 and 107 yards, so knowing your 80 and 100 yard clubs is most of the game.
• Holes 6, 4 and 1 carry the top three handicaps. Aim for the middle of the green and take your par.
• Holes 8 and 9 are the two shortest on the card. Save your best touch for the finish.
• Hit a small bucket first. At $4 for 24 balls, it costs less than the 20 ball warm up bucket at Bellevue Golf Course.

Final Word

Crossroads Par 3 Golf Course is the easiest way into golf in Bellevue: nine short holes, free clubs, no tee time needed and a round in about an hour for $25 or less. Go before the winter close around October 18, or plan on spring.