birdieboy67

I enjoy playing this course but maintenance has to improve. Hard pan fairways, uneven greens and bunkers with no sand and hard as concrete.

Greens poor, bunkers poor, fairways spotty. Has not been any rain recently, but what greens watering that has happened runs off to bunkers making muddy mess.

The greens keepers have got to do a better job! I know we have not had any rain lately but it looks like all the watering has ruined the bunkers. Mud and washed out sand, even some standing water in them. Nobody even bothers to rake them. The course is turning into a second rate muni. Not the gem it used to be. I've asked Kemper many many times to put more effort into course maintenance....EXCUSES EXCUSES EXCUSES. Won't be playing it again anytime soon.

I've played Rose City for 40 years so I know it. If the city parks dept and the greens crew could just do a little more. Like roll, top dress, and cut the greens, it would enhance the playability of the course. Instead every foot print, uncut greens that you have to pound the ball to hole, takes all fun out of play. Please before the rainy season makes this wonderful course unplayable.

Course is in good shape, greens very good, bunkers good. Worth the drive from Portland.

The maintenance of the bunkers is horrible! No sand, weeds growing out of them.

Good course except the bunkers are in bad shape, no sand, not maintained, weeds. If golfers are expected to play out of these then the maintenance crew needs to put some effort in.

This course, as well as many in the area, has got to start maintaining the bunkers and sand traps. If we are now expected to play out of these courses must put the effort into making them playable post pandemic.

Course was in good condition. Greens in great shape for the time of season. Always a challenging layout,

Teaching my son the game of golf and this course is perfect for that. For a par 3 course it is well maintained with nice greens and bunkers. Most holes are in the 125-150yd range but also some 180-195yd distance too. A very popular course in the area., well managed. They have a great driving range and short game practice area as well. Junior golf and league play is big there. Set on the Clackamas river it is scenic and a pleasure to play.

I hadn't played this par 3 course in a while and it was a lot of fun. Hoping to get my son started in the game and this is the perfect course for that. A lot of beginning golfers start here and the staff and golf directors do a great job with that. They also have a very good driving/short game practice area. The course conditions and greens were in good shape. Most holes 125-160 yds except the last three holes which are longer. You are hitting to small greens so there is a degree of challenge on this course. A lot of enjoyment for the price.

I picked a great day of weather to drive up to Lewis River GC. The course was in very good condition for the end of February and the weather was outstanding. I have enjoyed playing this course for years. with the front nine playing easier than the back. Greens were in good shape as were the bunkers. I've got to get back up there again soon. I want another shot at #12 the 600yd par 5.

Played the East course at Glendoveer. Overall for this time of year the course was in pretty good shape. Took a cart and was able to drive on the fairways.. Greens were pretty good, rolled well..
Big trees and severe up and down par 5's. Good value and will play again.

The course was in good condition for the end of January. Of course no carry on tee shots but greens were in very good condition and rolled true.
will play it again soon.

I have a Christmas tradition of playing golf (weather permitting) and I made a good course choice. Just a scenic hours drive up to Carson, Wa you will find an excellent winter time (anytime) golf course-Elk Ridge. The course was in great shape for this time of year, balls were not plugging, greens were challenging , undulating and ran smooth. And they allowed the cart on the fairways!! That's how dry and playable this course was at the end of December. Can't recommend it enough. My compliments to the great work of the grounds crew at Elk Ridge.

Stone Creek is the best fall/winter course in the area. Greens were in good shape as were the bunkers (a plus this time of year). This course plays the driest during the wet months. Play well on the front side, the back is much more of a challenge.

I got a nice day to play in November and went out to the Reverse. Got a fair price on GN . Course not real busy so pace of play was good. Carts were allowed at 90* so that was great. Course conditions were really good and the greens were in good shape and rolled well. Enjoyed the course and will play again.

Fun course to play, fairly wide open from the tee's, the greens had a lot of levels and undulation. Best sand in the bunkers I have found in AZ. Pace of play was good and value for money was excellent. Will play there again.

Enjoyed this course. Greens were fast and course was in good shape. Back nine had some tricky holes that required a shorter shot from the tee to a sharp dog leg to the green. A split fairway on one shorter par four.
All in all a fun course to play. I am going back for another round now that I know the lay out.

Although not an overly difficult course the playing conditions were very good for this time of year. The staff friendly and attentive. Pace of play was fine and the greens were consistent. Got a great rate on GN as a single and would recommend this course.