Had a great day here, played the full course. Never felt rushed…read more It's beautiful, and everyone was helpful and friendly. Carts were great, bathrooms and porta potties on the course all clean. Plenty of parking, even with a large tournament going. My only complaint would be - not having anything to eat when we all went for lunch after. Nothing gluten free or meatless. Not even French fries ?? But, now I know.

Could be the greatest golf course ever. Wonderful place. Saw a nutria once. Wonderful location…read more Near a spectacular winco. Always stocked up. Wangus...out

The tee boxes are like hitting off a a mound with no grass and holes where your feet are supposed…read moreto go.. The ball washing fluid, if not dry, smell like my son's gym bag. just leave your putter at home and bring your #7 iron. The greens so spongy and rough it is like putting on a shag rug. The only thing that is really upscale is the amount of money they think a round is worth.

Course is well manicured. Greens aren't fast, but not slow. They were a little bumpy, probably…read moreneed to be rolled. The setup is really odd. There are 10 ravines to get over off the tee boxes. Kind of goofy. 1-3 is fine, but 10 is odd. There were only a small few holes where the ball would actually go out true distance off the tee. Most shots were uphill. Not a great setup. If you're a novice golfer, prob shouldn't play. I got around easy enough. The fairways were will groomed and true to hit from. Greens were large, not tiny. Course was relatively easy if you course manage. I'd prob play 5-6 strokes better after playing it once but shot a decent 82 (tournament) for never having played it before. All in all I will probably play it again. Isn't on my never play again list, which there are a few.

The hours here on Yelp says only open on Friday is totally wrong. We are here at the end of Sunday…read more5pm tee time and they are still open. Easy check in; $16 adults $6 kids $8 clubs rental $10 cart. Either you are new to golfing, know a little, want to get back on the green and keep it casual. This is the place. As of 2024 this place is so economical. Even better if you have kids to play with, or elderly parents to stroll on super soft greens just to exercise along while you swing a short-range 9 holes. It takes only about an hour. On a good day of Oregon like today September 15 it's truly a blast. Soak up the sun, get river breeze, being humans with real social. No judgements around. Couldn't get any better. Even our teenager loves it for his first 9 holes -either we are lucky parents or this place is really a magical. Bring your fizzy drink and finger food. No alcohol and tobacco since it's Children's Course (another name if you search on Google map). Oh the entrance is quite strange like you are going to apartment complex but you will see reserve parking for Campbell as soon as you get there. The whole place is super clean, including restroom. Scandinavian look building is updated. Staff is very kind. Please don't change a thing. Keep up good work! Thank you for being here for the children and any beginner alike golfers.

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Had a miserable experience at a nearby Hick-A-Palooza of a nine holer and honestly can't believe…read moreMcKay Creek exists within this close proximity to it. In almost every way, they're basically on opposite sides of the planet. My family isn't comprised of avid golfers, but they're really enjoying having some nine-hole courses around to polish up their game. No use bothering far better players getting in a full 18 at the Reserve, Pumpkin Ridge or out on the coast if you can be out there with folks at your skill level for half the time. It's been mentioned before that McKay is by no means easy, and I'll agree with that. As simple as it is to pay and navigate the course even the Par 3 greens can be a bit of a challenge. At least it looks as green and glorious as Pumpkin Ridge back here, if a bit light on the amenities (go ahead and BYO everything). But for the lack of expense and the well-maintained course and pace of play--and clientele that's actually here to have fun and play golf and not, like some neighboring courses, to air their grievances with the world and show everyone just how backward they can be--McKay Creek is well worth even a novice's time. Kudos for providing a driving range that isn't TopGolf.

We are beginning golfers and this course treated us well. There were a couple of par 5 holes that…read morewere a bit more of a challenge, but all in all, we had a good time. The staff were very friendly and helpful to get us oriented. We also got lucky and had a very nice guy join us.

Probably my 15th time playing Eastmoreland. Portland staple…read more We teed off at 1:10, and got done by 5:45. 4 1/2 hour round. We were a 4 sum. So right on pace for a group of 4. Keeping pace the entire round and guess how many times the PA/Marshall came to talk to us? THREE TIMES! 1 time is plenty, 2 times is fine, 3 is ridiculous. And the Marshall that stopped us the third time literally wouldn't stop talking for like five minutes about how we need to pick it up and now I'm thinking to myself is if you want us to play faster maybe you should stop talking to us.. by that time we group behind us was not waiting, and they hadn't been waiting for the majority of the round except the first three holes when we were getting our momentum going for the start of the round. And this lady comes up to us on hole 14 and tries to tell us that we're 30 minutes behind haha, laughable. You were perfectly on pace and she said " well it says here on the sheet that technically you guys are 30 minutes behind", I just laughed and told her we're good and she wouldn't stop yapping. I almost called the golf shop right then to complain but I resisted.

Had a 4:10pm tee time and got paired with another twosome. They were a great pair and we had a…read morewonderful time. I've golfed here a few years ago and overall I do really enjoy this course. There is a lot of trees for shade, cute little animals (bunnies, squirrels, geese, etc). The fairway, green quality is overall nicely maintained. They have carts, a driving range and a fairly nice club house as well. Overall definitely enjoy golfing here, the ground are pretty and the course a nice challenge!

Super cute family 9-hole course. They recently got it and are trying to revitalize it so it was a…read morebit rough for a course, but for the price it was pretty good! Gotta get the mosquitos out of there and get some grass on the greens and it'll be a 5 star course for the price.

One of the worst golf courses I've ever played. Just played there April 22 2023. The drainage is…read morehorrible. There are no real cart paths and when you're driving the object of the game and not golf, is to try not to get stuck in the mud with your power cart. I don't think they've mowed anything in a month. You lose your ball so easily. The new owners don't care about the course at all. They don't upgrade any of their equipment from what I hear. They charge as much as Chehalem golf course in Newberg and that course is immaculate. 27 bucks for 9 holes and a cart. Should be playing us to play that pathetic 9 holes. The greens are Swiss cheese and the worst I've ever seen. The driving range is closed due to the fact management doesn't want to keep it up. There needs to be some new owners that know how to take care of a golf course and actually care. We had to call the front desk to get another power cart to be able to get up the hill after playing the ninth because the battery died. Not big of a deal, but there was also two other groups in front of us that their cart died also. It was laughable. Don't waste your time. The worst!!!

Well maintained course; great staff; plenty of parking. What else could you ask for?!read more

Excellent track for both the accomplished golfer and the beginner (well sort of beginner; you may…read morewant to have a few rounds under your belt before you give this a go). Course is very well maintained with fair but challenging holes. The course eases you into the round with two opening holes that are relatively easy before whacking you up side the head with a very difficult Par 5 on the 4th hole. You hit a semi blind drive into a narrow area, hit a second shot 150 to 175 over a creek and then have a long third shot to the green. If you blow the tee shot you are history on this hole. After number 4, the holes, especially the innocuous but deadly 7th hole, can lead to big numbers. The back nine is not as picturesque as the front nine but is equally challenging. Holes 11 and 14, both par 5s, will give you fits. Prices are reasonable here. Great value for your golfing dollar.

Very casual and well maintained course. Restaurant and on course service is many times lacking…read more Recent Sunday afternoon had no on course water. The

Love love love this course. Very challenging and very easy to walk. They keep it in great shape and…read morethe clubhouse is pretty nice too, I will always come back here and play a round. I have been playing this course for 20 years now and it never disappoints.