babygold55

First off, the course is in good condition. That said, many of the hole placements on the west course were ridiculous. One was unplayable (and worse when it dried out more).

I like heading out of Portland’s expensive courses and hitting more reasonably priced courses. No cart service is still a bummer. I guess they do that only for tournaments.

It had been a few years (pre-pandemic), and it was so sad to see the course in the condition it is in, now. It seems they are working with a skeleton crew, and the course is showing. Holes were not freshly cut, and it has seen better days. It was also sad to see that the restaurant is now closed - not a draw for me anymore. That makes me sad!!

I’ve played here when it’s been full of goose crap and nutria crap, and this time was better. I took off early (7:00ish) and our threesome took a little over three hours, which was nice. The folks that play this course often do not repair ball marks on the green, and that’s a big pet peeve of mine. I often repair more than my share of marks, and I had too many choices on each green.

I'd hit this course more often if it wasn't an hour drive to get there, for me. The practice facility is a plus, and the holes are different enough given the terrain. Overall, I enjoy playing this course.

Gas carts were the worst I've had on any course! The guy in the clubhouse was not pleasant. The course had cheesy holes. None of our foursome plan to go back.

I played the blue tees, which made #10 impossible for me to reach the green. The course is fun, yet challenging. The greens were in great shape. The gorge winds can make it a challenge.

I've played Sah-Hah-Lee countless times and my short game is better for it. The course is well-kept, and the staff is very friendly. I've decided to host a golf tourney here in September because of this.

Lush green course can be very soggy in places - some overwatering in places. Too many holes were in the 50 yd range - prefer a better variety of distances.

The course was in fantastic condition! I liked the twosome we were paired with. I would strongly suggest playing the course when the temp is not over 90 degrees, however. One great thing is that the carts all come with detailed yardages to a wide variety of trouble spots (bunkers, water, etc) for each hole from each tee box. It's a challenging walking course, so you'll get good exercise.

I play this course a lot. It has a wide range of holes that play from a wide range of distances. You will work on all aspects of your game. The course can get really soggy in the fall and early spring, so I do recommend playing it in the summer when it is in its best condition. The deal before 8 am can't be beat.

Salishan is always a once-a-year destination for me and my friends. I buy the Groupon, which makes it extremely reasonable. The course is always in fantastic condition. I wish I golfed it more often.

Good
The tees, fairways,and greens were in nice condition
18 holes in 4 hrs for 4some!
Nice pic of a blue heron atop of a 50 ft. Tree.

Not So
The bunkers need some work - very inconsistent from hole to hole.
Some of the greens released too much where lofted clubs would hit the front and roll off the back.
Beautiful Sunday and only saw drink cart while on the 17th green.
The bathroom was in the nastiest condition ever! It was only 9:45.

This was my 2nd time playing here. I told myself I'd never play it again, but then a relative gave me a free round he had won, and I wouldn't say no to that. Well the foursome I was with decided to do best ball, which made the course more fun. Some of the holes (2, 4, 10!) are cheesy, and their par 5 really isn't a par 5. I had a 5 iron into the green, and I'm not a long hitter.