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Eastmoreland Golf Course was laid out in 1917 by National Amateur Champion, H. Chandlar Egan. Today, Eastmoreland is ranked by Golf Digest among the top public courses in the country. Eastmoreland is as beautiful as it is challenging, bordered in part by Portland’s Rhododendron Gardens and Crystal Springs Lake. The environment provides a home for thousands of birds including great blue herons, mallards, wood ducks and more. The tree-lined fairways are beautiful year round and the natural hazards such as ravines, streams and lakes require the best from any golfer.
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Conditions4.0
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Value4.4
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Layout4.5
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Friendliness4.6
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Pace4.1
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Amenities4.1
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by coach411 on 06/10/2026
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Par 3 Hole 5 Photo submitted by wwargo on 08/09/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161747422 on 06/28/2021
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Photo submitted by RyanBam on 08/27/2020
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TREES! - practice that 50 yard punch shot! Photo submitted by Terry7235445 on 08/01/2013
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Photo submitted by djearl1 on 04/13/2013
Golfer Reviews
Taking a gamble on the weather
Took a chance and went out to play a few holes and found a course in much better condition than than expected. Not one ball plugged, yes some muddy spots but overall just great. Greens looked and putting very nicely.
Too much goose droppings.
A lot of bird droppings. The greens were in great shape tho.
Decent for the money
The course was extremely wet and didn’t drain well. Greens were too bumpy and slow. Decent price due to golf now, but would never pay the normal greens fees for the quality the course provides.
Eastmoreland 3/16/2022
A Portland Muni course with great potential but needs some investment and TLC. The layout is great. One of the features of the course is the narrow fairways resulting from the abundance of trees; but some strategic pruning and removal would improve the playability of the course. As weather warms the fairways will improve. As of this writing grass was a bit thin and fairways were soft. As a result of the water on the back nine there is an abundance of geese that cause havoc to the fairways, blowing away the geese droppings would be a help. The clubhouse could also benefit from some needed updating/remodeling.
This could be a Portland gem, hopefully the city will realize its potential and make the needed improvements.
Beautiful course but range marshal needs to be more proactive
Beautiful course but range marshal needs to be more proactive. There were several people ahead of us that were so slow that we had a wait 5 to 10 minutes for them to get done. Also please open up the golf shop. And end wearing masks.
A little sloppy
Considering the weather, the course was mushy in a lot of areas but was still walkable
Greens rolling great for this time of year
Course is actually in much better shape than it was after the triple digit weather we had this summer. Obviously this time of year there’s some wet spots but all in all it played great. There was nobody out there played in three hours for 18 holes with only a sprinkle.
