Eastmoreland Golf Course

conditions were great for having just had over an inch of rain the day before. Well maintained with good pace of play, well kept facility.

Compared to other portland courses, the fairways and greens were in fairly decent shape.

Course conditions with recent hot weather better than I expected. Fairways abd green very good. Challenging holes with water and tight fairways with tall fir trees lining many fairways, but fun to play because a good variety of holes.

Played here for several years but slowly noticing the decline in course.

Front nine has some fantastic holes and a few holes near Reed college and the Rhododendron gardens are great but there are some holes you’ll want to play through quickly near the train tracks and industrial area lined with trash, vagrants and bad characters. Witnessed a fight on the street adjacent to the tee box while waiting to tee off on hole 15 immediately followed by two shady vehicles approaching us in reverse then speeding off. Not sure I’ll be back for sometime.

The Good: Course conditions in the summertime have been solid - even with the current heatwave. Sure, there are some dry patches and goose poop - but by and large the conditions are playable. Greens are especially nice right now. I also enjoy this course layout. It's challenging, unique, and requires you to use your full bag of clubs.

The Bad: The range balls are straight up the worst range balls in Portland ... yet somehow they're also the most expensive. It's a shame because this course is right around the corner from my house and if the range was better I'd be here all the time. This course also has serious drainage problems in the winter - you're better off at any other local course than EM once it starts raining.

The Ugly: This staff is hands down the least friendly I've come across at a PNW course. Every single time I've been to the course (which is probably getting close to 25 visits) I've had a negative experience with one - or all - of the staff members. The guys behind the counter make you feel like you're being a pain for just paying for your round. The male starter is rude and dismissive. And the head pro is only nice to his buddies at the course. The female starter and cart ladies are actually the only exception to this rule. They've been generally pleasant to interface with.

Typically, I don't care. The only reason I feel compelled to write this review is because of my last experience.

All the usual suspects were rude to me and the guys I was playing with. At the turn, I went to see if I could fill my water bottle (it was a 104 degree day) and all the guy working the snack shack said was "did you not read the sign?" ... Covid restrictions meant he wouldn't fill the bottle (fair enough - I get that) but the guy also wasn't wearing a mask lol. It was obvious he simply found me annoying for wanting water, and he was ready to go back to sitting at the table with his buddies. He then told me I could go to the bathroom and fill it, or I could pay $2.25 for a 16oz water. I declined thinking I'd just grab water from the cart girl. Whoops! My mistake. That same day they sent the cart lady home early, (it couldn't have been later than 5:30pm) leaving a packed course without water. We decided to cut our round short a couple holes later because we were dehydrated and there was no water in sight. I have a feeling we weren't the only ones that day.

Since then, I've decided I'm not going to go to EM anymore. There are too many other courses around Portland that are fun to play and employ a staff that doesn't hate you.

The fairways and greens were in great condition at Eastmoreland despite a really hot Portland summer. While the rough was a little patchy in places, it didn't bother me as that made it a little easier to recover from a wayward drive.

It's a real thinking man's golf course. Slopes on the green don't look steep, but good luck keeping it close to the hole if you're above the pin. Some par 4s don't require driver, and the angle of your approach is far more important.

Highly recommend this course!

Very challenging but fun to play.Greens are in great shape

Eastmoreland is a great layout… challenging but fair. A little overpriced, but relatively a good value. Better with GolfNow hotdeals. Very walkable.

First time playing at Eastmoreland. Nice public golf course within the Portland City limits. Fairways were a a bit thin but OK. Greens were in excellent condition and made the course interesting as they ran fast with many undulations. Played in 4 hours 10 minutes, lots more walking on back nine as some of the holes were spaced out. Worth the price paid.

Another Portland classic golf course. It played very firm and fast. More than one approach shot ran through the green but I can't spin the ball.

We were a twosome behind a foursome, behind another foursome. Probably our longest round of the year but we were in no hurry so it wasn't a problem. Gave us plenty of time to search for our lost balls. :0)

It was one of the hottest day of the year ~ the staff drove up to serve iced cold water, I thought that was very sweet.

Have not played this course in years so it was like playing for the first time. Course is in good shape and the greens are quicker and in better condition than I thought. The food service is great and very affordable. The setup in the proshop with it being locked off and staff only accessible via a small window on the driving range is poor. Also, the starters on the course were not good as they did not have control of the tee boxes. When we made the turn he put two groups directly in front of us while the other side was wide open. This being said, we will definitely come back.