Chehalem Glenn Golf Club

I really enjoy this course even though it’s very challenging. It’s always well kept and staff are friendly.

The course is in good shape, except for the greens. The were slow and spongy. They didn't roll smoothly. And I feel I lost a few birdie because of it!

This is a course I wouldn’t recommend to walk. It’s very hilly. When I played the greens were bumpy and like carpet. You couldn’t even read the greens because how bumpy they were. Your ball will lose it’s line.

Thanks for trying to take care of your greens, but they're beyond mushy and slow, it's unacceptable. It felt like we were playing golf in the middle of winter after inches and inches of rain. Firm it up a little. It should take that much effort. This course used to be more challenging all around, but that taste started to disappear

Very interesting course layout with plenty of ups and downs. It’s walkable but very arduous. Greens were slow but otherwise course conditions were good. A very reasonable value.

Very nice course for the money. The greens were oddly spongy and really slow, never seen that before. Unless you are young and very fit I wouldn’t suggest walking it. A lot of uphill walking and mostly because of the distance between some of the holes.

The group 2 ahead of us was slow and the 4 some ahead of them were slow. Come to find out they were all together and they played as a 5some.

Course was pretty nice, only complaint is the greens, so slow and bumpy putting was unfair

The course was in great shape. The pace of play was under 4 hours. We like the course for its layout and the exercise it provides with the ups and downs of the layout. Overall a great experience.

I love playing this golf course and it is in my rotation to play at least a couple of times a season. It's a bit of a drive for me, but I'm always rewarded with a course that is in good condition. I especially enjoy the colorful landscape beds by the tee boxes. The course played soft, but fair from the white tees.

Our usually delightful outing was dampened by the failure of our cart to make it the entire round. After nursing it up the 17th fairway, it finally died on the 18th down the fairway, so our playing partners used their cart to push us the rest of the way and eventually to the parking lot. Upon letting the pro shop know where they could find the cart, they apologized and offered "a soda or a beer" for the inconvenience, failing to recognize that I had paid a rental fee for 18 holes and not part of a round. The pro shop's inability to offer more meaningful compensation put a damper on an otherwise good day on the course.

Our cart was not the only one that died that day as we witnessed a group, two holes in front of us having to get rescued.

I played in the afternoon on a weekend. The water coolers were empty. Everything g else was in good shape.