Lost Tracks Golf Club

My only complaint is the greens...

#1 green is poorly groomed with large 1/2 dollar sized clumps of weed like grass that causes the ball hop like a speed bump & change DIRECTIONS. The aprons of multiple greens also are roughly manicured as if missed by the mower in many places...

I had heard some bad things about the condition of the course, but can report that it is in very good shape. The greens were really nice, although a little slow, and the rest of the course was in good shape also.

I took my wife to play while ion vacation. It was my favorite of the three courses we played while in Oregon. Fairways and greens were in really good condition. It feels secluded, since it winds through Oregon’s amazing trees. Lots of doglegs, but nothing too crazy. Just a really plush course with wonderful staff.

5 hr round but drink girl kept us supplied , nice course

Not even close to being worth the money. The carts were beat up, there was trash all around, there was no water in the ball washers, the outdoor bathrooms were locked, the cart paths were a mess and there are not many signs pointing to the next tee.

I have been waiting to play Lost Tracks for a couple years now but the price is a bit steep, we golf a lot. Unfortunately my buddy and I left extremely disappointed. It’s too bad really. Those are easy fixes.

Greens are very poor considering how fun the track is. Very disappointing. Played Quail Run today and their greens, for a similar price point are WAY better.

Nice course, lots of doglegs. Just wish it was a little cheaper to play 9 but it’s on par with other courses pricing. Will be back.

The greens were in horrible condition, they were bumpy and had bare spots on most greens.

I understand rough winters or greens fungus, but you need to notify golfers—especially when you’re charging full rates. For that reason, I’ll not be back to golf this course this season. Widgi, Meadow Lakes, and even River’s Edge are in much better condition for similar rates.

The greens have not been well prepared... Other central oregon courses started grooming way earlier in the year... The ball doesn't roll toward the cup, it hops .. So, so bad...

You work hard for your money. Please don't waste it on a course that has stopped it's own course maintenance. In my 55 years of golf, these were by far the worst greens I've ever putted. Yes, there was some late winter kill in the Bend area, but other courses' greens survived. The arrogance of charging $109 without any notice to the fee-paying public is astonishing. Forget a friend, I wouldn't recommend this to an enemy.

Greens were terrible. OK, bad winter. But to charge premium prices for terrible conditions is unacceptable. Let players know your course is in very bad shape and offer reduced greens fees. Counter staff was rude and arrogant. Thought they were at Pumpkin Ridge. They are not..

Have played here before and always liked the course. This year the winter weather was not good to the course. Greens were unplayable on 12 or14 of the holes. Hole 10 and 18 had patches stretching out 20 yards from the green that looked like a cabbage patch mowed down to fairway height. All of this would of been acceptable if we had been notified prior. Instead the guy at the counter looked me square in the eye and told me $109. Then added there would be a $3 fee for using a credit card. Never a word regarding the shape of the course. Charging premium pricing for a sub standard course is not acceptable. On of our players went into the pro shop at the turn and complained about the conditions of the greens and was told "that the first I've heard about that". Judging by the other reviews this year, they have heard about that quite a bit. However, anyone that would charge what they did for what we got is not a honest person. Ha d they told us of the poor conditions and offered a reduced greens fee that would of been acceptable. Save your money