Alderbrook Golf Course

Greens are great, lots of elevation changes and fun to play but some fairways are like mini bomb craters you may have to move your ball before hitting

Fairways were not in good condition.. Greens were extremely slow.
Back nine was very hilly and cart paths were dangerous.

This is a fun, challenging course in a beautiful setting. Look for the many daily deals.

Course was full, so golfing was a little slow but great being on the course.

Golfing was great. Went at 9, so still a little damp out. Slow players in front of us, but fortunately they only played 9. Then it was smooth sailing until the 14th hole, power ran out on the cart. But that didn't change a beautiful round of golf.

Course has it challenges. You must stay out of the rough. Elevated tees and greens on select holes. Greens in good shape with some challenging pin locations.

First time playing this course this year. Course was in decent shape. The 15th hole is still a killer, only 110 yards but straight uphill. A few greens had some damage but were in good shape overall.

Not suitable for average golfers. Obstacles and hazards on almost every hole. Cart paths are difficult to find at times and go through several steep, winding patches. We felt fortunate to finish the round without being seriously injured. On the plus side, beautiful landscape, many great views.

Course in good condition, greens in good shape but some traps neglected.

The course is picturesque and can be challenging on wayward shots. It offers a couple elevated tee shots and even a short par 3 where the green is about 70 feet above the tee box. I’ll definitely play this course again.

I showed up at about 10:00 for my 10:40 T time booked on line with Golfnow. The T time was for 18 holes. When I arrived, there was a big sign on the door of the pro show stating that the course was closing at noon for a high school cross country track meet. The pro told me that I would only be able to play 9 holes and that I would need to be finished by noon as the course would be closed. As it was, I got paired up with 3 local folks and had a decent time but the 9 holes were rushed and not a good representative round to compare the course. Better communication would have let me know about the early closing and I would have either picked an earlier time or another course.

I am a beginner but I had a great time some difficult holes it made things interesting but I would recommend this course. Easy to get a tee time and not very busy.

I did not expect a course in small town such as Tillamook to have beautiful clubhouse and overall settings. Tho late summer dry weather took a toll on fairways but the greens were well watered and felt very nice. You will need a cart due to long layouts and lots of elevation changes, at $20 fee a little steep but green fees was only $12 for 18 holes so it even out.

The raised greens were difficult but fun. Course was bumpy ride in the cart, a little dry so got some good roll. Friendly place. Enjoyed the day.

Oregon has had record heat this summer and water conservation is important. That said we can understand why not all of the tee boxes have been watered but for over half of them the ground was so hard you had to have a hammer to get your tee in. Several greens were not maintained well to being almost ground under repair. The 12 hole had the flag on a mound that was virtually impossible to make. Almost like a Put-Put hole. The course is extremely long. For $20 not a bad deal but I don't know if I would pay the $32.

The fairways were Brown and didn't look like they'd been watered all summer. The tee boxes were so hard you couldn't get a tee in the ground. The only good thing about the course was that the greens where in pretty decent shape and looks like they've been watered but it was brown and hard on the approach to the greens. Staff is always friendly, but ither than that, it was very disappointing