Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club - Ghost Creek Course

Way over priced. I've played courses equally nice for far less money. Not worth the $120 green fees.
Club house/pro shop area is in bad condition. Lots of deferred maintenance shows.

Course was in beautiful condition, running firm and fast.. Greens were fast and smooth. Some of the pins were tucked in challenging places. Pace of play was fairly slow likely from being a busy Sunday afternoon.

What a fun surprise and far better than expected. It’s very walkable and carts are high end like a private course.
There was outside staff.to assist even with Covid. The staff assisted finding water for self provided towels. Range has included practice balls and a good putting and chipping area. Sand traps also very good. The course was in fantastic shape w hard greens and immaculate fairways. It was a real joy to play. Especially after a disappointing round at The Reserve.

Excellent facility with staff very friendly and accommodating. Driving range is one of the best I have ever used despite the mats for irons. Putting green was excellent with a variety of putts available. The chipping green was a bit small but in excellent shape. Golf course condition was exceptional and the greens were perfect. I will definitely return next time I come up.

Ghost Creek is one of my favorite courses. The white tee length is a challenge, but manageable. The greens are fast, firm, and smooth with accessible pins. A low score must be earned.

Met a interesting fellow player and had a very nice play with!

In all honesty, the course was probably in some of the best shape I've ever seen it. However, pace of play was well over 5 1/2 hours. Tee time was delayed about 25 minutes, pace was atrocious. Saw the beverage cart once, and the marshal was nowhere to be found.

Based on the fees you pay to play here, pumpkin should be a better experience than that. I usually play a couple times a year but won't be back anytime soon after this debacle.

Ghost Creek remains my favorite course in the Portland area. Even for early April the course was very walkable, and in great shape!

The course was in excellent condition. Balls were easy to find in the rough, fairways were firm, and greens firm and fast. Sandtraps were raked and groomed. The only negative was the restriction of golf carts to the cart paths, slowing play excessively.

Course had a frost delay, unavoidable this time of year which they let me know of by email which was a plus. Whole course had been aerated and sanded, but greens were still rolling pretty good. Rest of the course was very soggy though, softer than any other course I have played this year in the metro area. Several embedded balls which were difficult to find. Fun round but I should have known to wait til later in the year to play here.

Horrible weather, but the staff was fabulous allowing a try at playing then a credit to come back when the weather gets better.

The greens were sanded. Our whole group lost balls in the fairway and just off in the first cut. The back wasn’t playing as sloppy as the front but the greens were slow and unpredictable due to the sand. We haven’t played the course in 16 years. Love the layout but couldn’t find our balls any where due to them being plugged