Druids Glen

This course has beautiful views and lots of water. Bring plenty of balls.

Course is in pretty good shape. My wife and I enjoyed ourselves. A small thing... no cart lady on the course (the course was full and there was no time to purchase drinks at the turn), no water and not even a water fountain in the clubhouse.

I thought the course was well maintained. Truly appreciated the sand on both sides of the carts, wished more people would have used them for divots.

At one point a marshal came and parked in front of the green and just stood there (10 min) no reason given for the delay.

The best part of the course is the greens. Very true. The course layout is ok. I left thinking they putt all there money I to the clubhouse and the maintenance of the course is a low priority. The course was really wet and there hasn't been that much rain.

I like the design, but the condition is not up to my expectation, the course rate is too high compare to the condition

I moved to Central OR a several years ago, so it has been some time since I played this track...forgot just how beautiful it is...great round...must play

Played this course for the second time and it reassured why it's only been two times....the longest round I've ever played. There were a surprising number of beginners in every group receiving instructions on every single shot from their fellow group members, without any regard for the group (and sometimes groups) waiting on the tee box. We saw them go in the clubhouse after nine so we raced to get ahead of them only to find the same thing was happening in the new group ahead of us.

I know that people need to start somewhere, but don't assume anyone else wants a 6+ hour round.

The other thing that brought down the whole experience was a lack of courtesy regarding noise. A number of very noisy groups ahead and behind us made for a lot of noisy backswings.

The course was as beautiful as ever on a 75 degree clear day. I know full well that I shouldn't expect a speedy round on a Sunday but this was a little ridiculous, and reaffirmed my skepticism I had after my first round here. Probably won't play it again.

Heard a lot of negative reviews, but this was my fav years ago. Today, weather was perfect, 70 deg/sunny, slight wind at times. First, i know Druids suffered some diseased greens, but looks like all the greens are very good, but hard. I prefer softer, so these felt almost like turf and spin doesn't work here. Fairways are too dry and hard vs other courses, but good condition. A shallow divot is needed here. Overall, a very pleasant round, but I didn't pay full fees, which I think are a little too $$. I don't think there was any thing wrong with the course other than the par 3's are beasts to deal with from the blue tees. I highly recommend for stronger players only and if fees were under $30.

this course is in great shape right now. it can be a little soft in the winter, excellent scenery, mt rainer is stunning. many deer were sighted on the course, go if you can

This course is in horrible condition. It is like playing on marshland. Not a dry spot on the course and there hasn't been that much rain. Never again

This course is HORRIBLE this year. Whoever is maintaining this course screwed up and there is water throughout the entire course. I have played other courses this year and this was the only one that had so much. If the price was discounted to $15 pp with cart, then it would be acceptable, but at over $100 total, you can do much better. Save your money and go somewhere else. Come back next year when they have fixed the issues.

Horrible horrible. Planning to play is course for a while but the condition was horrible wet wet wet wet.

Coming from the perspective of someone who maintains a golf course for a living i came into my round at Druids Glen with fairly low expectations. I have been previously on a personal boycott against Oki courses due to what i percieve to be an attitutude of bare minimum maintenance standards in order to achieve maximum profits to their cornering of the puget sound area non municipal upscale golf market. Unfortunately my fears were confirmed. For the record Druids Glen is an amazingly creative, fun and challenging layout for any golfer which is probably why it is so popular. However I found substandard greens, slow play, diseased tee boxes, a bunker which featured unplayable conditions, and us open style rough ruining what should have been an enjoyable round. Great layout, bare miniumum maintenance standards thats the Oki way i guess.

Played in a rain storm, but still enjoyed the track. Course holds the water, so conditions were sloppy. Greens needed mowing and rolling, but appeared to have been punched in the last 2-3 weeks, so understandably a little shaggy and bumpy.

Great course, used every club in the bag at times. Amazing scenery

Druids could be one of the premier courses in the state with the course layout they have. Unfortunately, their maintenance of the course is terrible. Only 2 greens were fully turfed, the rest had some areas of sand ranging to almost 3/4 dirt/sand. Pace of play was also terible. The bathrooms were dirty and had holes in the walls. Very disappointing as this used to be one of my favorite courses. You can only use the weather as excuse so many times, play Gold Mountain or other courses and weather is never an issue for course conditions. The course can be wet, but the greens should never be in such poor condition. As my playing partners said, "great layout, I will never play here again."

I totally agreed with the review that the course is wettest even though the weather is excellent.
Also, I got bad feeling from the staff. Their attitude were not friendly, but kind of nasty.
That was the worst experience I have ever been. And the course was one of the worst as well.

There is a colossal disparity between what this course claims to be and what it really is. Druids Glenn advertises as one of the driest courses in Washington, but the conditions by far the wettest, least enjoyable, and disappointing of the year. As far as pace of play goes, the near three hour front side was entirely unregulated. While the foursome two groups ahead continued to lose ground on the group they were following, the absence of a ranger continued to baffle us. When we arrived at the tenth tee as one of three groups yet to hit, we decided to leave Druids Glenn for the last time until their greens fees become more equitable to the golf experience.

I would NOT have played there had I known the conditions of the greens.

I was there when this course first opened as "Remington", way back wen.. A world class facility, course design & difficulty. It was supposed to be one of the handful of premier golf stop in the state of Washington. It opened to great reviews and anticipation was high.

Well, after all these years, I'm still waiting for that potential to blossom. I still love the course design & the challenges, but am disappointed by how the course is managed, from the course conditioning and management... and if one is going to make a long trek out to Covington to play, it has be worth their time. Perhaps an increase in greens fee for increasing the overall quality of the course would be in order... perhaps in the neighborhood of Washington National, Trophy Lake or even like the facilities at Newcastle?