Oregon City Golf Club

I felt that as I played this course, it was the same straight par 4 with trees lining it the entire time. There was a par 3 that was downhill and a few dog leg holes, but those were the only ones that were different than what I mentioned before. I personally would not play this course again, unless I could play 18 holes for less than $15, otherwise there are several other courses I would pay equal if not more to play before I went the distance to go to this course.

This was my first time playing this course and I loved it. The course pamphlet guided me through each of the holes and course was challenging but not too difficult. Pace of play was perfect. The only thing really lacking is good options. Unless you’re a hot dog person.

Great tried and true course. A treasure. Hope it stays chill and unchanged

I have played at this course a handful of times. The staff and OWNER are the must rudest golf course administrator I have ever played at. Mind you I have played at very many courses from Washington, Idaho, Oregon, California, Nevada and Arizona.I have never encountered a business like this one that are absolutely unprofessional and inconsiderate of a paying customer. I encountered a bad experience last year, which I gave a bad review on. I felt that I would try to play there one more time and see if I could amend and start over. The owner said I was never invited and could never come back to that golf course ever again because of my bad review. I had just driven an hour to get there to have to turn around and come back home. This is a perfect example of white privilege. I have ever encountered!!!!!!

The course is shaping up for a great year ahead. Still wet greens but getting better with the warmer weather. Attention should be given,to the cute little white flowered weeds starting to spread around or change away from a white ball! I’ll be back.

Played with a friend- both of us for the first time at this course. Requested a cart- told we needed to pre-reserve due to a small # available. They had them pre-parked in front of the clubhouse the entire day, but it was totally walkable, so no big deal.

The fairways were pretty decent for early season conditions- only issue was a lot of white flowers (some kind of weed, most likely) that made finding golf ball a little more challenging. Also- driving range has no net- right next to 10th fairway. A lot of loose balls around. If you pull to the left, good luck. Probably better to take a drop vs risk getting pelted by a ball on the range.

Worst problem, however, was the greens. Super, super soggy. I mean like it had rained for 3 weeks straight soggy. Only thing was that it hadn’t rained for a week and temps had been ~70 for a few days. Clearly they were watering them. Why?

Positives are that the staff was super friendly and prices in the grill were quite fair. If I lived in the area I’d go again, but it was about a 40 minute drive for me. Not worth the drive, but a decent place for locals.

Warm air does not a perfect golf course make. The greens were very wet and bumpy. The fairways haven't had the care they need yet.

Would I be back tomorrow....absolutely!

There are a couple of assets you can count on without exception at the OCGC.

First is a fun, somewhat challenging course that is accessible for modest to high handicappers. Can’t speak for scratch golfers because I am far from one of them! Modest length on many par 4a, but with other hazards sprinkled in makes a fun course.

Second is service. The team at OCGC from the clubhouse to the course staff are always friendly, welcoming and helpful.

New to this visit was my first experience driving their all electric carts. Nice. Smooth drive with good pickup. Quiet.

My only take in mid-February was the greens were super spongy. Perfectly fine for holding approach shots. But the pace and roll on the greens was uneven. Like with footprints and standing water wet. Somewhat surprising because the fairways and rough, while also damp, were not too muddy.

Once coming around to the reality of thr greens, no problem. Remains a great value and seasoned gem in the heart of Clackamas County. Much fun. Will be back throughout spring and summer.

Greens are still very wet and mushy due to all the rain. The rest of the course is pretty good except for a few soggy spots but only had a few plugged balls in the fairway.

It’s been years since I’ve played there. The clubhouse is new and nice. The course drainage is bad. Last day of September and the course was wet and plugging like it was January. The greens were like a sponge. They really need to get that taken care of. Also, they do not have enough power carts available. You have to reserve them, what is this 1990. Get more. Probably won’t be back. Much better options for the same price.

Make sure you reserve your cart before showing up if you need one. Gol& course in great shape. Pace of play was excellent