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Opened to the public in June of 1991, Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course is located only 30 minutes southeast of downtown Portland in Clackamas. Nestled in a small valley along the scenic Clackamas River, Sah-Hah-Lee features a stunning, year-around, 18-hole, executive par-3 golf course that will test the skills of experienced players as well as those just learning the game. Before or after your round, try the lighted and covered driving range, and full-service pro shop located in the renovated farmhouse of the Haberlach family who owned and farmed much of the land in the area. The farmhouse sits on a ridge that overlooks the golf course. Name-brand equipment and custom-built golf clubs are available as well as repairs, clothing and accessories.
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Top Courses in Oregon(2023 #10)
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Conditions4.1
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Value4.2
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Layout4.0
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Friendliness4.3
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Pace4.2
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Amenities3.9
Golfer Photos
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#16 Photo submitted by Quinndafer on 09/13/2022
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Photo submitted by u314160731788 on 01/09/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160731788 on 01/09/2021
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Photo submitted by u314159702570 on 10/25/2020
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Gorgeous sky Photo submitted by soriabunny on 05/12/2020
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Don't forget to see the view of the driving range from the elevator platform. Photo submitted by u997364020 on 09/20/2017
Golfer Reviews
A Solid Well Kept Course
I play this course often and am pleased with how well it is maintained even during the hot
Dry summer. The greens are in good shape.
Nice 18 hole Par 3 course
It was a little cooler day then normal but, course was still really nice to play on, didn’t hold rain water and everything was taken care of nicely. Cute course with a lot of verity!! Didn’t have time to do the Driving Range and was looking forward to that so I’ll be back.
Uncaring
They added 3 novice golfers to my party of two without telling me! When I complained they said they could do it. When I said I wouldn't continue to play there if they were going to do that, they said goodbye
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Course is still under repair
Because of the flooding a few weeks ago, the course remains quite wet and muddy. There are two holes that are still not playable due to the repair needed from debris having been washed up from the river and reseeding necessary after removal of such debris.
Excellent winter conditions
Pro shop employee guy wasn’t very friendly but that’s legitimately the only compliant. Course was in phenomenal condition the day after a literal atmospheric river hit the area. Kind of confusing course layout so use an app or grab their scorecard map.
Nice Par 3 Course Course
I had a chance to play Sahahlee the day before I played Colwood- another par 3 course in Portland area. I will never play Colwood again- it is far inferior in design, in maintenance in all ways. Pace of play was better at the Clackamas course also and costs were similar.
Sahahlee was in nice condition.
Scenic 18 hole Par 3 course, absolute gem
Great little place, not a short pitch & putt, but a wonderful par 3 course, scenic, well kept, great vibes, great value, great range with new balls and trackman setups. Pace can be slower in the afternoons but worth the waiting, enjoy the view and make some new friends, would play here every week
This course needs a marshal
Without having a marshal or someone to make sure people are moving along. We waited for 20min to play a single hole since the group of younger boys and what looked like a coach were screwing around and practicing chip shots and hitting driver 15ft off the green. Completely unaware that there are people behind them. One time they started going backwards and shooting towards the wrong hole, in that time we played through to finish quicker and they started hitting up on us when they realized they were doing the course incorrectly. One shot nearly hitting us. If people can’t follow rules designed to keep everyone safe they shouldn’t be able to play.
