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We have already recommended this course to others! It was beautiful yet challenging. The staff (especially the starter!!) was wonderful. We are only in Orlando for 11 days, and we will be back before we leave😊

This was a very fun course. We flew all night from the northwest, and went out to play while we waited for our room to be ready. We were paired up with a great couple from Germany, and had a blast!

I like this course, and I love the fabulous staff!!
I come down for a week and a half every year and look forward to playing this course at least twice. This time the course was wet from some incredible rainstorms, and the pace of play was a bit slow because we were behind 8 or 9 foursomes and we were a twosome, but that’s to be expected. I’ll play again in a couple of days and hope the course has dried out a bit!

This was our first time to play Chehalem Glenn and we can't wait to go back! The 3 of us walked the course on a very warm day........it was a hike! We loved the course. It was beautiful and challenging; there was a good carry required on almost every hole! Take extra balls your first time, there are lots of blind shots. I wish there was a restaurant on site to savor the experience after the round.

This is such a fun course! There isn't a flat lie to be found, so the challenge is on from the first tee. The greens are fast with multiple undulations, so they are always a surprise. I had forgotten how many carries there are! It's challenging for all levels of golfers, fun, and I always meet the friendliest golfers! The staff is friendly, and this round we followed a well-run tournament. I will be back the next time I'm in the area.

I try to play this course when I get to the Portland area. The staff in the pro shop have treated me like a regular since my very first time. They are wonderful! The starter always hooks me up with perfect playing partners. Twice I was able to be paired with Ladies Club members and twice with guys who play the course 4-5 times/week.
It's like playing 2 completely different courses! The front 9 is challenging but forgiving. The back 9 kicks your butt no matter how good you are!
I played in a 4-day series of rainy courses in Portland on this trip. This course was in the best shape of the 4!

Every time we come to Southern California, we try to play this course. It's challenging, but so fun! We had a frost delay this year, which seemed so out of character......and I think the weather and the drought have caused some problems for the course conditions, but we still love it. This time I was in a bunker on 16 of the 18 holes, but I'll still come back. The course offers unique challenges with the carries (especially the blind carries!), the bunkers, the wind, and the sloping fairways with the narrow landing areas and roll-outs that may not go the way you want. Too much fun!!!

This is a very nice course with lots of variety. There are narrow fairways, wide open fairways, elevation changes, carries over ravines and water, and it's all well-marshaled to keep the pace of play moving along. The staff is great, from the folks who meet you at the bag drop or surprise you in the parking lot to grab your bags as soon as you pull in, to the pro-shop staff, the starters, the marshals, and finally the restaurant staff. Great environment, great fun!

I moved my mom into an assisted living facility in the area, so this has become my home-away-from-home course. I love it! The course is in good condition, the staff is outstanding, and every local I have been paired with as a single has been fun and easy to play with. It's no wonder I play here as soon as I get to the area! Love you guys. See you on a couple of weeks!!

This was a very fun course to play. It was absolutely beautiful, well maintained, had a few challenges, and fabulous staff! We will definitely play here again when we are back in the area.

We played the Palm course on our last trip here, so we chose the Mountain course this trip. There are a couple of tricky holes across the canyon that add to the fun! Ball placement is more important on this course because of the canyon, a little water, and the very thick rough. The greens were hard to read, but that's probably more me than the course.

We played the Snow Mountain course in the morning at the start of our trip, and had so much fun that we went back out and played the Wolf course in the afternoon! Never mind that it was 106 degrees, we just weren't sure when we could get back to play again. As it turns out, it will be at the end of our trip, and we hope to go around twice again. Both courses are challenging, but the wind came into play far more on the Wolf course (but even with the wind we both made it across to the island green on our first shot!).
The employees at the Paiute Golf Resort are fabulous, the courses are well maintained and beautiful, the food is great.........it's a must for any Las Vegas golf trip!

We play Royal Links on every Las Vegas trip, and this trip we'll play it on the first day and on the last day. Knowing the history of each hole is fun (each is patterned after a significant hole in the British Isles: Royal Troon, Prestwick, St. Andrews, Muirfield, etc.). the 2nd nine starts off with the famous "Road Hole" of St Andrews!

This is a well maintained challenging golf course, with a great restaurant for a little relaxation after your round. The entire staff: from the groundskeepers to the starters to the pro shop employees to the restaurant staff, are fabulous!!

Standing at the tee blocks, Whispering Firs looks like a wide open, somewhat easy, course. Surprise! That rough is long and thick and will grab your ball and hide it. It's hard to hit a clean shot out of the rough, which adds to the challenge of the course. Hit it straight! Very fun day, great pace of play, pretty setting, nice folks.

Very hilly terrain made the course challenging. Strategic ball placement is necessary to score well. Beautiful setting with fabulous flora and fauna....with peacocks everywhere. I tried to take a picture of an albino peacock, and had one of the males charge me! We teed of at 6:45 a.m., had a break for great burgers mid-day, and signed up for another 18 after lunch. We had a light rain, which meant nothing to those of us from the Pacific Northwest, but it cleared the course and left the whole place to us :-) Loved it!!

We love Stoneybrook! We were in the area for 5 days, and played Stoneybrook twice. We played on October 12th, the day after we played Old Corkscrew........it was such a treat to feel like we could golf again after Old Corkscrew......The course is nice, the staff is fabulously friendly, and there are enough challenges to keep the level of difficulty, but not so many that you lose all confidence. We played again on October 14th just because we loved the course and staff.

We selected this course for the beautiful setting, and were not disappointed. It is a beautiful course, well maintained, and surrounded by water.......so I did leave a few balls behind when I finished! It was a 2-club wind the day we played, so it was a bit hard to get used to, but it added to the challenge. We didn't expect the $6.00 toll to cross the bridge onto the island, but would have booked the tee time even if we had known. Great fun, and challenging because of the wind and the requirement for careful placement.

Amazing golf course! This is a challenging course that tests your golfing skills..........................in a beautiful setting with wonderful staff. There are 18 well maintained undulating greens that allow even the most perfectly placed shot to roll off onto the rough... I wanted to commemorate a frustratingly great day with a shirt so I could advertise the course....but there were very few itmes of clothing for women. Too bad :-(