Salishan Coastal Lodge & Spa

The course was in great shape considering the amount of rain we have had lately. The greens are a bit slow and the bunkers are packed down. Several bunkers unusable and played as ground under repair. #15 is a great par three form the top of the hill. Lots of subtle breaks on the greens.

Great staff today friendly and helpful, course is in very good shape for current weather. Excellent layout with plenty of challenges.

This place is beautiful and challenging, rained all day/ night before I played so pretty wet slow and muddy, however, greens were great and staff was welcoming…can’t wait to play it again…tomorrow!

Greens had been rolled and mowed. awesome for this time of year.

Course was pretty wet as the frost comes out of the ground. All things considered in pretty good shape. A little concerned about pricing as they wanted to charge me $32 for a cart because I was a single. they paired me with 3 walkers. That wrecks the value proposition as it isn't on par with the best courses and without a deal 18 holes with a cart as a single at reg prices starts to approach $100 a round. That would be a poor value.

Course is an all time favorite of mine now. They have a hole by hole handbook with tips and yardage. Fairways are in great shape. While the rough is quite wild and steep in places there is enough Fairway to keep in play. Only draw back was food and beverage service was off due to lack of staff.

Greens were terrible. Punched and sanded, but we were not told ahead of the round. No food available at the turn… they closed early.

Very hilly course.

Course offers a good mix of challene and ease of play. It also offers some excellent views of ocean and bay.

5 hours to play 18 holes. Course is in poor condition. Most of the bunkers are not playable. Staff was rude. I’ll never go back. Just not worth it.

Course looks to be undergoing a bunker restoration. Turf coverage was good, greens were smooth and consistent. Pace of play seemed really slow but I played in 4 hours. Staff was wonderful, as always. I am hoping they finish the bunker work before the rain comes. The course is a gem, not at the Bandon Dunes level, but given the lower price and proximity to Portland they should continue to do well.

We have played twice since visiting Lincoln City. We liked it enough tI come back for a second round. The first time it was cold and windy by the ocean holes in the back nine the second time was not windy so warmer.