Eastmoreland Golf Course

Heard about this golf course ever since I started playing golf 7 years ago. First time and most likely it will be my last time too. Nothing special about it. I played this course just because I haven't played yet. Once is enough.

With the exception of hole #5, a downhill, parr 3. The course is a nice course to walk. I'm 70 years old and had no difficulties.

I thought I was signing up for a hot deal but the new thing in GolfNow is to put a regular deal in the middle of a bunch of hot deals so I paid a service fee of 4.98 to sign up for golf that I could've called the course and got to teetimes without the 4.98 fee

Eastmoreland was in better shape on Monday than a month ago. They had just laid down some weed killer I hope on the fairways but it will be gone when they water. Great shape for a much used course.

first time play this course. the fair way have a lot death grass and around the green poor condition.

Cease a fun course to play and now we have a new partnership for playing golf.

Enjoyed my day playing at East Moreland, obviously a harder course when the after the rains but still had some fun and lost only 1 ball.

Great course and facility. Have played it twice in the past week. Weird problem both times with being informed that we were out of position. First time we had been waiting on a foursome in front of us every hole. There was at least one open hole in front of them. The second time we were not holding anyone up and occasionally had to wait ourselves. Time seems to be the way they determine this rather than where the holdup (if any) actually is. Definitely recommended, though. Relatively narrow fairways with gorgeous trees and consistent,, nicely kept greens that were not easy to figure for speed.

I would recommend this course to anyone that loves to play golf

The course is getting drier as the summer progresses but the greens are in great condition. The Marshall did a tremendous job of keeping the pace of play moving along with beginner golfers on the course, eventually talking them into coming back another day. People have to replace their divots, if you don't it hurts us all.

It has been a long time coming. I have wanted to play this course for about a year now but never actually got to go out and swing the sticks at it. Today was the day. Let me tell you, I picked a great day!!

The Tee time was at 12:30 and actually ended up teeing off just before that. I was playing by myself, riding a cart so I knew I was going to be a faster pace than most groups out. The front 9 was pretty crowded and packed with a couple of larger groups. That didn't bother me though. When I play by myself I expect to catch up to groups and not worry about pace of play as much.

The front 9 is more of a straight shooters paradise. The fairways are skinny and the trees alongside you are unforgiving. Trust me, they like to steal your balls. The 5th hole is an elevated par three tee. I am always one to like elevated tees. This hole was probably the highlight of the front 9 for me.

The back 9 feels like a completely different course. You no longer have skinny fairways lined with trees but in fact have other hazards. The 11th hole is where you truly start to see that there is going to be some water in play. The 12th is a par three that you have to hit an elevated green over water. This is where the course begins to get really fun. As you play the back 9 you remember why you play golf. Challenges, scenery, and a good time are some of the thoughts that go through your mind.

All in all I would say Eastmoreland is a great course and will not disappoint. In my opinion the highlight of this course is the 17th tee where you feel as if its almost a small version of the TPC Sawgrass island green. Granted its not quite an island but gives you the same thought. I would highly recommend this course to anyone in the Portland area.

Warning: I have heard from multiple sources that rainy season does not do this course good.

It was a typical Oregon day - overcast with a chance of rain. It never did more than spit on us but every course in Oregon is showing the effects of the past winter. We went out at 10 am - 2 guys in a cart - and we pretty much had the course to ourselves. 16 was pretty mushy but otherwise I'd say the course was in good shape despite the previous day's rain. Greens were a tad slow but otherwise in good shape. Neither of us lost a ball on the front nine, which is good for us. The back nine is definitely more challenging than the front but I love this course and plan to back in a few weeks.

Tough track that tests every club in your bag and and how you shape each shot. Not the longest course, but has some great natural defenses to guard from the long hitter over powering the layout. Greens are always hard and fast and if people would fix their ball mark and look for one more like your supposed too, they would be fantastic!

The course was very muddy during the late Winter due to long wet season. After several days of dry weather, the course was very playable and good. There are still some spots where the grass could have been kept better, but overall it was a great deal. I will come back and play again.