u000007786135

Played on a sunny cold and breezy day. Played from the senior tees (Gold) which offered a good distance for my game. Joined with a couple of guys who knew their way around the course--very important since some shots were to locations that were more difficult than they looked. Course was very scenic--lots of ups, downs, and sidehill lies. Reminded me of my home courses in Colorado this time of year. Typical winter fairway conditions--thin and fast--but the greens were fantastic--smooth, green, and consistent! Looking forward to playing it again.

Very enjoyable round. Probably the best early season conditions we've experienced at this course in the dozen years we've been playing it. A few rough spots on the greens which is understandable given the harsh winter conditions it usually experiences, but the fairways were in pretty good shape, Beautiful blue sky day although it was a little windy. Three of us in our late-60s walked the course as we always do. Range and putting green were open. Staff was very friendly and they had a beverage cart circulating throughout the course. In another month, this course will be top of the line. We'll be back.

Have played this course about 5-6 times in Mar-Apr over the past 5 years and last played it in 2017. Always one of my favorites when I visit the Portland area. Course is in the best shape I've seen it during the spring. Fairways and rough were dry and the greens were very fast, but true. Have lost a lot of distance over the past 3 years so the Red/Tan tee box combo was perfect for me. Course managers have cleaned out a lot of undergrowth along some of the holes which made it easier to find and play the inevitable errant shot. Can't wait to play the South course and see the improvements made to it.

I've play this course 2-3 times each spring when I visit Oregon from Colorado for a couple of months. This outing featured the best conditions I've experienced in the past 5 years. Weather was great and the course was in exceptional shape. Fairways were tight, rough wasn't overly penal and the greens were quick and pretty true despite recent aerifcation. At 67, I no longer can hit the ball quite as far as when I first played this course in 2012 so I played from the Red Plus (mix of Red and White tee-off locations) tees which feature a yardage of about 5400 yards. It proved to be a perfect option. Looking forward to trying it again next week.

Early afternoon tee time--50-60 degrees and little wind. Course can be a little rough in the Spring, but not so now. Warmed up on the grass driving range which was in immaculate condition--mirrored the fairways and tee boxes on the course. Greens were in great shape as well. Have always loved that this course features so many different tee boxes--as my age and handicap have grown (now 65 and 20), I'm still able to enjoy the challenge of playing it. Played the yellow tees (66.9/118) and shot just below my handicap. Staff was great and, given the scarcity of players (their loss), just told me to go when I was ready. Looking forward to getting out again before the cold weather arrives.

My wife and I played this course at about the same time last year and, once again, we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The course was in great shape and the weather was cool, but clear. We especially enjoy the variety of teeing options which, since neither of us are big hitters, allow us a reasonable chance of reaching almost all the greens in regulation. The greens are quick and undulating which make them a challenge, but they roll true. This is a beautiful course cut through trees which can come into play if you hit a wayward shot. And, although we rode, it appears to be a very walkable course. Can't wait to play it again the next time we're in the area

I always look forward to playing this course when I travel to Oregon from Colorado and spend a couple of months here in the spring. Staff couldn't be more friendly and accommodating as they were on this visit. Great driving range and putting green. The greens on the course were truly exceptional--best I've seen of the 5 courses I've played during this visit--and the fairways were in pretty darn good shape after what nearly all the locals say was the roughest winter conditions they had ever seen. The rough, however, was extremely thick and deep and any ball hit into it was at risk of not being found. Hitting out of it was nearly impossible and, as a 14-handicapper--I faced a lot of impossible shots. I finally took to just lifting and placing the ball on top of it. All that said, I'm looking forward to playing the course again in a couple of weeks after I've started hitting the ball more accurately and/or the rough has been trimmed down.

I always try and play this course at least once when I travel from Colorado to visit relatives in Beaverton. Course is always in great shape, staff is friendly, and I always get paired up with interesting folks from the local area. Its always a challenge to get dialed in at sea-level when coming here from 6000 ft elevation, but several of the holes are relatively short and provide the chance to feel at home. A few, however, are too long for me to reach in regulation from the white tees, but I can usually find a good lay-up area to pitch in from with a chance to one-putt for par. The greens are big and roll great. Can't wait to play it again!