About
Oregon City Golf Club was originally built in 1922 as a nine-hole course. In 1960, the second nine was added bringing the total yardage to 5,940. It had no sand traps but did contain plenty of trees and rolling fairways.
Today, the course has been updated with sand traps on most holes, water on three, and the same rolling fairways and trees that have grown significantly larger. The drainage is excellent which makes it an outstanding winter course. A new clubhouse was completed in 1997 which provides all the amenities a golfer could need; including a fully stocked pro-shop, snack bar, 2,400 ft. banquet facility, putting green, and a large outside deck for your pre or post round refreshments.
Course Details
Rentals & Services
Practice & Instruction
Policies
Food & Beverage
Available Facilities
Golfer Photos
-
Photo submitted by u402392505 on 10/20/2025
-
Photo submitted by Goldfuss424 on 07/16/2025
-
Photo submitted by Goldfuss424 on 07/16/2025
-
Photo submitted by Bigvern13 on 05/23/2025
-
Spring golf Photo submitted by meleahmobley on 04/15/2024
-
spring Photo submitted by meleahmobley on 04/15/2024
-
Photo submitted by u314161747422 on 06/27/2023
-
Photo submitted by JackPark on 05/12/2023
-
A bad day on the course trumps any good day at work. Photo submitted by u268790960 on 03/23/2022
-
Almost a hole in one! Photo submitted by burrellpalmer on 04/20/2020
Golfer Reviews
Great course
Great course for the money. Pace of play was good. We only had to stop and wait a few times for the people infront of us. Very well groomed and maintained course. These guys and gals are doing a great job. Staff is friendly and helpful as can be. Only thing I would add to this course is a wider variety of food and drink. I feel like every gold course should serve bloody Mary's. Aside from that, I'll keep going back to this course for years to come.
Very Good Course
If you have never played this course .. it is a nice course to add to your rotation. The course is in very good shape. The greens are probably the most questionable. They tend to be very soft and spongy. The ball still rolls very well and they are very well maintained.. just soft and slow. If you like those types of greens that is exactly what you will get. The course itself is very well maintained with many tricky hole layouts. Can get very technical at times. The fairways are in good shape lots of trees. The biggest issue is that players don’t fix their ball marks or rake the bunkers. You wouldn’t think it would be that difficult.. but apparently it is.! The course is great for any skill level of golfer. Good value and staff is very friendly and helpful. Very good course overall.
Love all the trees
I always walk away from this course thinking I should have scored better than I did. I think I need to give the course credit how all the trees make this course difficult, particularly the dogleg par fives. And I think holes #9 and 18 are neat finishing holes for the front and back. I play at many courses and I find Oregon City's greens to be a little slow compared to most other courses, takes a little getting used to. But they are in very good shape.
Foursome
If you book to play with other people it would be nice if they request people to stick to tee time instead of leaving early. Alone 🥲
Same round different tariff pricing
The golfer I was paired with also used Golf Now app. He paid $20 less than I did.
I wasn’t real happy about that.
Birthday Golf on a 100+ year old course - Lovely.
Picked this course kinda randomly from GNow offers. Liked what I read. Some misleading stuff on line. The course is not closing as far as the staff knows - the real estate deal fail thru.
So I arrived, looked around. Went in and met Russ. Asked about closure - he said that threat has passed. I mentioned some of the on-line stuff. He was matter of fact and gave a historic account of the Oregon City Golf Club from original 9 holes going back to the 1920's the 1950's and do over in Seventies. Great staff.
It was Monday so kinda light. My good friend showed up and we got right off. I am use to playing at Lewis River in SW Washington so Fir & Cedar lined fairways are comfortable to me. This course is packed with lovely trees. The greens were good to very good - didn't distract from play. This friend and I played Wildwood out on Rte 30 recently and he loved that - he liked this even more. He plays Landon on a regular basis.
So to tighten this up and not ramble to much. I will come back to play. I will play on Monday or Tuesday if play is light I like that. There is limited elevation but some including a challenging down hill par 3 on the back. The is enough water to keep you honest. Highly enjoyable change of pace. Fairway grass could be more uniform that is strictly a cosmetic comment - for mid -Sept and lots of trees - no bare
Club House - Dogs and Sausage kinda place. Tap and Cans - not a full bar. My best hole was #9 Great tee shot and a 10 ft putt. Check out the website - give it a try if for nothing else the value proposition. i am sure it will find its way on to your play list. Especially for my GolfNow Friends.
Course is ready to die
We were followed by Marshall about our pace of play, even though not once was anyone waiting behind us. We couldn’t even see anyone behind us, but due to the fast pace group in front of us that started much earlier, it made us look off? Dead grass and scorched greens for nearly every hole, not to mention how sloped or lopsided the tee boxes are. Overall, I believe this course is dying and without proper funding rumor has it they out of business soon. Also, to not have available carts for the earliest tee times is insane. 7:37am tee time, yet groups behind us get rental carts because they called days ahead.
Going to miss you when you’re gone
The greens were the best I’ve ever seen, slow in the morning but very smooth rolling. Some of the tee boxes need to be moved around but it is still a fun course to play.
Nice course but a lot of dead grass.
Course layout was nice. Rumor has it they are closing at the end of the year since they sold to a developer who will like put in apartments or a business property. Unfortunately, you can tell they are minimizing the maintenance/upkeep budget and it is showing. A lot of brown grass and the tee boxes are in poor shape and in need of grass. Overall, the round of golf was nice, just obviously, poor maintenance.
Poorly Managed Course
Not a single tee box on this course is flat. Dips and raised areas across almost every tee box. More divots than space to put tee. Fairways were okay, the rough on each side is dead grass, sticks, pine cones. It feels like playing golf in the middle of winter. Greens were good, rolled well. I think this course is grossly overpriced for the quality of the course and won’t be back.
Great time as always
Course and staff on point! Great bang for your buck!
Slow
Super slow course, Marshall was amazing and did what he could but it was a Long day!