East at Glendoveer Golf Course

I would recommend riding for the first timers playing here, good course, pace is good, constant runners or joggers outer edge of course. Did not bother me though.

I love playing this course because of the beautiful trees lining most of the fairways, which are relatively wide. The course itself was in OK condition; but, the greens were actually in very good condition for the amount of traffic the course gets. Would definitely play it again.

West course was in great shape. We got a little bogged by the football golfers that jumped us but after the turn opened right up. Happy to have played it.

Course is hilly and will give walkers a workout. Fairways and tees were in great shape compared to the City of Portland courses. Greens had been punched and sanded but were coming back nicely.

very happy with the course conditions. Excellent straight fairways easy to drive. The East course has a nasty 350+ par 3 though

Lovely views on the back nine overcome the street noise and clutter on the front. Wide fairways, generous first cut, trees are limbed up. Not well marked for standard yardage, distance numbers on sprinklers are few and far between. If you don't stop at Ringside Grill after your round you will miss the point of playing this course.

Always enjoying playing both East and West courses. Play organ.

I had a wonderful time as usual. I will be back to play soon.

I brought my colleague out to play, and chose Glendoveer for its central location. I started off by checking in with their top-notch Director of Instruction, Aaron Johnson, at the driving range before going out to play. The greens were great- soft enough to hold shots, but also reasonably fast and true. For all the hot weather, the course was in great shape. Best of all, we played all 18 holes in less than 4 hours, despite my colleague's difficulties (many years of layoff + borrowed women's clubs=lots of laughs). Way to go, Glendoveer! I will be back!

Good course, we played the East course - the friendly staff switched us from West to East at our request. The East is more challenging than West. There are lots of hills so be prepared for that. Many holes can't be seen from the tee box, nor from your 2nd shot if you don't hit over 300-yard drives. The sand traps had a bit of a hard bottom which made them tricky. The pace slowed way up around the 5th hole, but the staff warned us about that and said they were doing everything to move it along - the folks playing behind us said they play this course often, and today was the slowest it has been for them. Definitely worth it if hills aren't a problem for you!

Great course for the value. Condition is good and pace is usually good.

I played Glendoveer West Golf Course yesterday. I paid only $14 through Golf Now, and it was an exceptional value. Although many of the holes were a bit short (driver and pitching wedge for me) there was enough variety that I enjoyed playing the course very much. Most fairways are lined with large fir trees which come into play if you don't hit a straight drive. Lots of strategically placed sand traps and a bit of water also come into play if you are not careful. Overall I would recommend this course at a discounted price.

I had a great time playing 18 holes with Jim S. He was very entertaining and we had a fun time playing 18 holes.

Good time on a fun layout with lots of vertical changes and a few drivable par fours. Fairways are a bit raggy and the greens are slow but I would suspect that has a lot to do with recent weather. I enjoy walking this course.

carry one extra sleeve for the group for balls into trees
greens excellent and great course for long hitters

I live close by and play here quite often. I gave them an excellent rating on value because of the hot rate deal I got but normally their prices are just average. It was hot and muggy but my play was good. I was matched up with 3 people I did not know but they were an absolute joy to play with. My only complaint would be that I paid full price for a cart and then I was told I needed to get in with the other single in a cart without a price reduction.

Long, difficult par 5's and interesting short par 4's define the course. The greens were in good, but not great condition. I found a lot of hard pan lies where I probably should not have, but that was often because I just missed the fairway or green.

It was a great Fathers Day.

The course was in overall good shape. The greens were a little bumpy but otherwise rolling nicely.

Greens are very uneven and need to be rolled and taken better care of if they want to charge 40 dollars for 18 holes (plus $15 for a power cart per rider)
There are better courses to play for the same money. Save your time and money and play somewhere else.

I can think of plenty of other courses I can play for that much $$.