Chehalem Glenn Golf Club

I still think hole #9 is gimmicky. They did make one very good change, they made #12 a par 4 and turned 17 into a par 5....much better! Course was playing ok, the greens were a bit on the slow side.
AB

Course was beautiful, staff and club members rude and pretentious.

Course played very well. Would recommend a power cart as there is considerable elevation change, especially on the back nine. Definitely a challenging course. Greens were firm and undulating.

One of my favorite courses in Portland Metro Area.Good condition, good pace of play, lots of elevation changes ( I like ) . And a reasonable price for such a good course. I play this course often.Others I like , Reserve South and North , OGA , Langdon Farms and Pumpkin Ridge . Those are the courses I play most often.

I have played Chehalem Glenn several times and I am a fan of the course. It's a fun track and the changes they've made to holes #9 and #12 make sense for the daily round. The course is always in pretty good shape and is walkable if you don't mind a bit of a workout on a few holes. The one major hit against the course are the greens. I have no issue with the design of the greens but they are terribly slow. If they sped up the greens to a reasonable pace, this course would be very good and I would play it more often.

This course isn't too awfully long of a course and but has some challenging holes. Really fun, beautiful and a very well kept. Would definitely play again.

The course and greens were in great shape. It is a pretty difficult walk but well worth the effort.

Excellent course - challenging but fair. GolfBoards available 5/15/15 and will make a rather hilly walk so much more fun. Front nine is easier than the back, where driver doesn't need to come out much. Make sure you understand where drop zones are whenever there is a hazard/ravine crossing the fairway (#6) - hopefully you never need to know.

Nice setting, well-designed course. Trouble is nearby
On almost every hole unless you are quite accurate.
Loved holes 10-12 to start back nine. I'll be back!

I played this course a few times on their twilight rate, which is a steal for this course! Decided to go again this past Sunday with great weather and some friends that hadn't played the course yet. They loved it! Great looking holes and if your a good golfer playing off the back tees will give anyone a nice challenge. For a busy Sunday the pace of play was great. The marshals did thei job with such friendliness and non of that snobbiness I'v seen at other courses.! Had a chance to get some food as we were making the turn. the girl on the grill and beverage service were great! We will be back this coming weekend! Nice to see such a scenic course!

The people setting up pins at Chehalem need to read the USGA guidelines. There were at least 3 pins placed within 2.5 paces of the edge of a green. Number 9 was placed about 7 feet on the green over a bunker on what is already a very challenging approach - pretty much impossible. Tough pins are fine - but they need to reward good shots. #2 was 2.5 paces from the front edge.

A truly humbling course tucked away in the Portland Metro area. Lots of hills and ravines on the back nine that can get you into trouble. Overall a really fun course.

Course is challenging and well laid out. The staff could use a lot of help in the nice department.

Very good golf course and fair price! Nice staff..

Good day to play 18, the course was in good shape but the greens were plugged two weeks ago, so a little sandy.

Great condition and drains well. Nice staff. Clubhouse is nothing special. Good carts and rates"...........

Greens/fairways were great... rough was punishing. 5+ hours to play. Not much for food but the staff was super and there was a cart on the course already.

The course had received about 5 in of rain in as many days. The fairways were in great shape as were the greens. Off the fairways not so good. Very wet. If I lived closer to Chehalem, I would play there more often.

It's tough to find a decent wet-weather course in Portland but Chehalem gets it done. They clearly built the fairways on a lot of sand because the ball will bounce and roll a little, even when it's been raining for several straight days. The rough is just as muddy as anywhere else, but their fairways are in great winter shape. If you're used to Eastmoreland or Redtail and are fed up with the ball plugging in the fairway for the half-year that it rains, try Chehalem.
Also, the staff is very friendly and welcoming.

I first played here a few yrs ago and the greens were always fast, smooth, and in great shape. The past year they have really declined in quality. I realize it is winter now, but they weren't good in the heat of summer either, and several other courses don't have this problem. It's too bad for as nice of a course as it could be, that the greens are in such bad shape. I doubt I'll be back any time soon.