The Mook at Alderbrook

Wife and I Played 9 holes with a cart. Greens Fast and smooth. 8th Green very interesting(Double Green with a DIP) Alderbrook has been around for a long time. Brook meanders through course. A feel good round of golf. 18 holes.Pro Shop staff very friendly Will play again.

Very dry fairways that give you distance, but not worth it. The course has not improved at all over a year ago. It is in worse shape. No bar or food on Mondays during the summer - unbelievable! The back none is in especially poor shape.

Dry bumpy fairways and wet, soggy aprons around the greens. No bump and run here. Some tee boxes in terrible condition. Blackberry vines and tree limbs along cart paths, some scraping the cart roof. Only available golf course close to Rockaway Beach, Or.

Great views--poorly maintained--80% greens horrible--staff pro shop great--probaly not play it again-- it seems the owner does not take golf serious. to bad great possabilities.

I have played this course a few times every year for the past 10 years and it seems to get a little nicer every time. The staff is super friendly and accommodating.The course was out of carts due to a men's league but the staff quickly turned a few for us as soon as they arrived. If you like a drink before or with your round, you need to try the Bloody Mary, its delicious.

The Golf Now rate made this course a great value. For us, the layout was fun and challenging and the multitude of old, beautiful trees lining the fairways made for a very enjoyable outing. We played this course twice during a two week visit to the Tillamook, OR area coast.

We come to the Oregon coast a couple times a year, and this course has us dragging our clubs down every time.

Several years ago, they built a beautiful clubhouse ( complete with restaurant and nice bar), and did a complete redo of the front nine. Over the next couple years, they made a few changes to the back nine, so it almost has the feel of playing two different courses. Not necessarily a bad thing.

As stated in several other reviews, 15 is a short, vertical hole. If you don't make the green, you're in for a challenging walk and a steep uphill shot.

As far as the people go, Andy Neal in the Pro Shop is a great asset to the facility.

It was a little gray and wet outside, so very few golfers on course, made it nice for us. I like the course, it has variety and gorgeous scenery. A few of the fairways are a little dry and hard to hit from for me, but still fun.

This course is challenging with small greens and tough pin placements on par 3.

We enjoyed our round of golf. This course has 1 uphill hole #14. very steep to walk. you just have to take your time. easy course to walk. Windy.. just cuz its close to the beach.

If you are up for some challenges this is the course for you. Greens are quick and slopes are all over. You definitely need a cart to go and climb some of the hills. Very challenging holes. Very scenic and well-maintained.

It was my first time playing this course and I would definitely recommend it. Some beautiful views and awesome elevation holes. The greens were in great shape as well.

Alderbrook is in need of renovation and maintenance, though there may not be room to correct all of the defects in the layout. The layout feels cramped on several holes which results in some close adjacent holes that are protected by large trees. The front nine is ok, but there is an absolutely awful uphill par three on the back that should be eliminated. Hole 11, 12 and 13 on back nine are adjacent hole, so you have to walk back up 12 after playing it to the tee box of 13. The layout online shows 12 as a short par 3, indicating either history or a future change?

Maintenance is spotty. The greens were very slow, and rough. You couldn't count on the ball tracking unless you rammed the ball to the back of the hole.
Sand traps were not raked and had several days of animal footprints there to catch your ball. Fairways were generally green and in good condition.

I'd only play this course as a practice round to work on drives and approach shots. Forget fair scoring around the greens.

First time playing here. Course was in good shape considering our dry summer, but had some muddy spots from last few days of rain. The greens were in great shape with lots of slopes. Yes the 15th hole is ridiculous, you need to be a mountain goat, but the rest of the course was great. The front nine easier than the back. The back has the 13th and 14th as wicked doglegs left and if you tee shot is not long enough it takes 3 shots to get to the green. Price was great and I would play again.

The course has an interesting layout. The dry conditions caused a lot of extra roll and most of the streams that cross the fairways were dry. But I enjoyed the course and will probably play it again since I will be in the area another two weeks. The restaurant is closed on Mondays so play some other day.

Back nine is pretty tricked up with one really bad hole. No.17 is 125 yd par3 with the green straight uphill, a cliff, 100 yd. hit my 140 yd club, not close.