Camas Meadows Golf Club
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Camas Meadows Golf Club is routed through the forested wetlands that surround Lacamas Lake, providing beautiful scenery and plenty of natural hazards. It feels secluded but the club is conveniently just a short drive from Portland International Airport. The challenging track is one of the most popular public golf courses in the Portland metro area. The layout features narrow and winding fairways lined with mature trees and over 50 crushed white sand bunkers are strategically placed throughout. Water also comes into play on almost every hole. Some holes offer a risk-reward setup but most require a smart and careful approach as well as solid execution. At just over 6,500 yards, the course is somewhat short for a championship layout but no less challenging. It is a good compromise for casual golfers who still want to play a high quality round of golf.
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Top Courses in Washington(2017 #7)
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The best course in the area
Camas meadows is the most beautiful, challenging course in SW Washington! The scenery, the layout, playing through some of the most beautiful homes in Vancouver, and enjoying the clubhouse afterwards. A great experience.
Great Weather, course in very good shape, good challenge.
Friendly accomodating staff, very good golf course, fun to play and challenging.
Great deal with excellent course condition
Great deal with excellent course condition and challenge yourself either blue or gold tee or easy ride with white or red tee. Awesome weather and beautiful golf course scene.
Always fun to play
I usually play this course just a couple of times a year and it's always enjoyable. The staff is friendly and the course is well maintained.
Packed too tight
It's fall. Lots of leaves on the ground. People looking for their ball way more than usual. Add only a 10 minute gap between tee times and cart-path only, and you have a the recipe for a five hour round. Greens plugged at least two weeks ago and still pock-marked. They need to be rolled badly.
No Airate Alert and poor job of maintaining a playable course.
Went to play this course for the first time only to find that they had plugged and sanded the greens two days prior without posting any type of notice. The greens had so much sand on them that they were simply unplayable. Obviously not what I or the gentlemen I was paired with were expecting from a supposedly higher end course. Big disappointment and really feel as though I was taken advantage of on this one.
Beautiful, well maintained golf course.
Played on a Tuesday after what must have been a few days of rain so the course was a bit soggy, but still fun. Unfortunately, I don't live close by, but if I did this course would be one I'd play often. Great layout and very friendy staff.
Great course, great value.
This is one of the best golf course that I have played in OR and WA. I would say it is very close to Pumpkin Ridge and The reserve. I had very good time. I will come back for sure.
Moderate value.
On this particular date of play, many greens had some "rough" areas, which is not the norm for this course, the pace of play was somewhat slow, although it was a Friday,
the Starter was excellent and very accommodating - he alone made the experience worth it.
Great Course, Very relaxing, Staff was friendly except for club house itself.
Only played this a couple times and that was during tournaments. Played this time just as a walk on, and it was 10 times more pleasurable. Club house personnel made you fell like you were just a bother to them, but once out on the course the atmosphere was excellent. Marshall's are very cordual and friendly. Course is well maintained except for the fungus that was prevelant on almost all the greens. Think I'll blame mother nature, because everything else was 4 star. Driving range opens late at 06:30am. Too Late for us early risers and early "T" times.
Great conditions and very challenging.
I would certainly put this course on my "to play list" the next time I am in the area.
Not the same course I played before
Greens were in terrible shape, very disappointing because the last time I played 2 months ago they were perfect. Fairways were over watered I plugged a couple balls in the fairway. It's August and we haven't had rain for over a month. I hope they get it figured out because I really like the track. Just simply not worth the 75 dollars per person we payed with a cart.
Quality Experience
This course and club are the best Clark County has to offer the general public. A challenging layout with many holes playing carries over natural wetlands which were nicely protected at time of course development. Also has a nice driving range where you can hit off the grass or when its wet you can play from mats under cover..
Camas is nice as always....
What can I say? Camas is a nice challenge especially given the yardage. The staff is always super professional and compared to a lot of tracks, it's in good shape. I was a little surprised this time around about the shape of the course. The greens weren't rolling as slick as normal, and there were a couple un-Camas like maintanence issues like the jacked-up bunker on 15 and the tee on 18. Of course, every course has some ground under repair areas, but it was just a notch down from where it was last time I played it.
Beautiful course and friendly staff.
I have always loved this course from the very first time I played here. It is challenging yet I feel a calmness going through each and every hole. It is well maintained, beautiful lush greens and flowers surround you, tall trees and wetlands just add to it's beauty. The views of Mt. Hood wow! what more can I say... The course inspires me to play well :) Oh and the Golf Carts are great..they actually run and not pot, pot along
Sand Traps need attention
The only thing that needs attention are the bunkers
Each bunker is in different states of repair of sand type and condition. Spend a few beny's on the bunkers!
Costly Summertime Course
This is a great course and has some of the most gorgeous homes lining several holes. The course is not overly challenging and is well-maintained. Winter time rates are the only way to get on for under $50 on a weekend (even twilight is $48); however, there are some spots where you will wish you brought waders - most of the course if fine in the winter. They do have GPS in the carts as an added bonus. Be prepared to hike if you plan to walk this course, great distances between holes.
a wonderful country setting
the course has modest length on the par threes, but good slope on the greens. The par five holes have bunkers or hazards for each shot , and the par four holes offer intesting hazards and characteristics of their own. A very nice course, but one that is difficut to walk because of the occasional long distance from green to tee.