millerdawg

Played 18 with the wife during a camping trip to Silver Falls State Park. The staff was very friendly. The golf course is extremely flat and not very long but there are enough trees and water hazards to keep it interesting. There are several doglegs and choosing the correct spot on the fairways is important. Overall a decent golf experience while in the Salem area.

Normally one of my favorite courses. But, the greens were absolutely horrible. Whether it was winter freeze or disease I don't know, but the greens were so splotchy that you could not putt at all. I would wait till fall to see if they get them healed. I only paid $15.00 walking (hot deal) so it wasn't too bad. But I would not pay full price.

You just about need a road map to find your way around, but it is a fun little course. It was perfect for my brother in-law and nephew who don't get out very often.
Not alot of hazards and pretty wide open. You do have to watch out for the fescue. Lots of it and very deep in spots.

For $17.00 with cart you can't beat the deal. I declined the cart as I prefer to walk but that is still a great price. The course was in pretty good shape for early April. Usually it's still a bit soggy. The greens still showed signs from aeration but were not too bumpy. Overall a decent value.

The Classic is one of my favorite tracks. Very challenging from the blues with firm fast and undulating greens. It is a totally different look now that they have removed 1200 trees. Some debris is still on the course and there are tracks from heavy equipment across many fairways. Probably be pretty decent by the end of the summer.

The course was in great shape. No standing water. No plugged balls. No mud on your shoes. Greens were fabulous as always.

Excellent walking course. Always in great condition. Lots of trees, some water, some sand. Greens are always in good condition. Has some challenging holes but very good for the medium to high handicapper.