Best budget course in portland metro area. New owners and improvements are great. Can't wait to see…read moreit all take seed when it's finished.

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Stellar facility and a beautiful course. Small quaint club house, with a cozy restaurant offering…read moredelicious food and great selection of craft beers. Wether your golfing or just coming out for a bite to eat, Quail Valley does it right. PS. Some of the nicest greens in the area!

Love this course! Everything is very nice, the atmosphere, food, holes, and the people! Very nice…read morecourse, the owners are very welcoming and great for all ages of golfers.

Admittedly, I'm not a huge golfer, but I've been to the Reserve several times for work tournaments,…read moreand it's been lovely every time. The course itself is gorgeous. The amenities at fantastic. Even the bathrooms out on the course are nice. The way finding is good. Overall it's an incredibly nice experience, and a lovely place to spend a few hours playing golf.

We had our 31st anniversary dinner there. I got their 12 oz steak with mash potatoes. Oh wow, the…read morebest steak ever. Every bite was delightful. I would highly recommend this place. My wife got the burger and that was delicious also

Wow - this place is a trip and a half! It is an expensive trip and a half, but that's kind of golf…read morein a nutshell anyway, so let's have fun doing it! A couple buddies and I drove 2 hours up to Hillsboro to make a day of the area and started with Topgolf. Never been to one before and weren't sure what to expect. The guy that greeted us was all that helpful with we needed to do. I had to give my name, number, and email, which was fine. I chose an hour and the guy told me that we had the hour and could extend for up to 30 minutes as there was another party that was going to use our bay after that. Armed with only the bay number to go and find, we left the counter without knowing what we needed to go. Once we got to our bay, there is a tablet device that wanted me to pick from one of the 5 or 6 available games. As I had no clue what any of them were, I didn't know what to pick. Thankfully, there is an employee that is outside in the bays to help with things and he got us on track. Weirdly enough, if I wanted my friends to have their own names (to see who won each game), they would have to spend $6 for memberships of their own. That's not cool. The kid that came over was kind enough to set it up so that we could have 3 different names for the games and he picked the first game for us. He also explained how the ball was dispensed, that there is a QR code on the table if we wanted to order food, and to have fun. The balls have trackers in them, so after you hit it, the TV screen in every bay will show a digital view of how the ball flew through the air, where it landed, and how many points were earned with each shot. So you hit the ball, you watch it land, and then everyone turns to the TV to see how many points were registered. Pretty simple. Everyone got 5 shots per round and there were 3 rounds the first game we played. After we got done with the first game, we chose a 2nd one that played a little differently. Much more important to hit the circular netted targets on the large field to score points. I wanted to order food, but it was a chore. First, the QR code made me download the Topgolf app. Not the end of the world, I guess. I found the food and added to my cart. I couldn't figure out how to "sign in" to the bay so that I could actually order the food (you can't order it until you are in the bay - which we already were). I tried several times before I found a login area and it auto-logged me into my bay. If it were that easy and I approved the app to see my location, why didn't it auto-login me in to my bay? Now that I know, I know - but we waited 12 minutes while I figured it out (and had to play a round in the middle of it) before we could get our food ordered. The food was decent. I got regular fiesta nachos and a side of fries. For the price, they are OK, but there wasn't much on the nachos and the fries needed ketchup (or ranch, or some kind of dipping sauce, and they came with none). We finished up our 2nd game right about the time that our gametime expired. The game froze up with 15 minutes left to see if we wanted to extend our game time and I couldn't figure out why the ball wouldn't release for my turn until someone pointed to the tablet. All told, for the fiesta nachos, fries, and an hour of golfing, it was about $70 (plus the tip). Not egregious, but you can get a lot more out of $70 than an hour and snack bites for that amount. We also played just before noon, so we got the lowest per/hour rate. It would have been more if we had shown up later. Still - I would definitely come back. There was plenty of room for more people, although we'd have to play longer to get through the games with more players. Food ordering would be more simple. We didn't try any drinks, but we were brought ice water when we got to our bay. Overall, it is a fun place and not a bad way to spend a little bit of time - if you are good with the pricing.

Overall, a 3.75/5…read more The vibes are great, atmosphere uplifting, and just a good spot to go for a birthday party, friend gathering, and more! The food is a little pricey, so if you're wanting to save I'd recommend eating beforehand, grabbing something shareable while you're there, or definitely take advantage of their combos. We got the Pepsi Kickoff Combo and it was worth the price! The service was great, a manager visited us during our visit and they let us know if we'd be getting a new server at the change of shifts. With a lot going on around, we appreciated the friendliness of staff and their quickness to attend to us even with a big group. A good time is always sure to be had!

Killarney West won't be hosting any PGA Tour tournies anytime soon, but it doesn't need to! A…read morelittle rustic, but as another reviewer put it: "The golfing secret of the west side." If you're new the area or looking to play somewhere different, check out Killarney. The course is well suited to beginners and casual players as a very short (2500 yard) par 9. Whether you are playing with your buddies that don't play often or want to take your girlfriend out for her first golf lesson, Killarney is the spot. $8-10 for 9 holes depending on the day of the week. $2 beers Need I say more?

Aerated greens with no discount. Course plays terriblty, front staff says "sucks to suck" when asks…read moreabout a a discount for aerated greens

Outstanding golf course. The scenery and landscaping was phenomenal. The greens were perfect. One…read moreof the best places you can play. I highly recommend.

Is having the most expensive pro shop with super pretentious staff all it takes to be the "best"…read morecourse in town? I've played pumpkin maybe 15-20 times over the years and i have to say... The only way the math works is if someone else is paying or it's for charity. Otherwise, literally any other course offers a better value. My guess is the $170 per round flows right to the private side because there's absolutely no way that's going back into Ghost Creek. If you are the most expensive GC in town, you should also be the best at something. Unfortunately Pumpkin just doesn't stand out anywhere i can see. It isn't the most scenic course in town. Surrounded by dirt fields visible thru sparse trees there's no "cohesive" feeling. The water features don't look natural with the sharp edges and over use of river rocks. I don't think there's a single view of the mountain and no "showcase" hole to speak of. Its not the most challenging course. Sure, it has long par 4's and small greens with tough pins but beyond that... ho hum. Most of the accommodations are on par with a muni, and some worse. The golf carts are trashed with old manual push-style brakes, no gps, no bluetooth or ball cleaners... they have over-stuffed but worn out seats and a tiny cooler. My cart was missing all the screws connecting the roof on one side so it slid around and rattled, making lots of noise the whole round. I've never seen that at redtail or even killarney way back when they were $8 a round, let alone any place north of $100. Be careful driving those clunkers because the cart path has a few huge chunks of concrete missing and broken apart. Again, how is this is the "Top Dollar" course in town when there's more potholes than a back road in SW portland? The drink cart came by once on this hot Friday afternoon and she apologized she wouldn't be back because she "snuck over from the private side." I guess us donkeys on the public side should feel lucky we got one round in. On an up note, washing my face was super refreshing due to no hot water in the main clubhouse bathroom, and I applaud whoever saved a buck on the thinnest-yet-roughest paper towels ive ever had the displeasure of drying my face with. Really, who doesn't want to exfoliate with sandpaper after dropping a couple Benjamins on a round of golf? My inner-city public school didn't have doors on the bathroom stalls but we definitely had better paper towles than Pumpkin Ridge. Even for $85 or $100 all this would be a bad value compared to other courses around here but at literally the top-dollar course in pdx charging $170+... it's a no for me, dog.

This is a great 9-hole golf course. Ten minutes between tee times is excellent spacing. Staff are…read morevery friendly. And the course is consistently in great shape. Claremont is narrow with homes lining the fairways. Accuracy is rewarded as there are plenty of trees to knockdown wayward shots. If the trees don't cause you trouble, the water can. Numerous ponds are in-play on 7 of the 9 holes. Great pace of play, reasonably-priced, friendly staff, and excellent course conditions make for a great 9 or 18 holes.

AVOID THIS COURSE AT ALL COST. Terrible terrible management by the course. We pre-paid for a…read morefoursome through GolfNow and they sold it to another group because we weren't checked in 15 minutes before. Wouldn't get us a new tee time or allow us to fit in other groups and wouldn't even let two of us go out with a twosome right after us. The group right after us also wasn't there until 1 minute before their tee time. They didn't kick their tee time or let us take it. I'll never golf here again

Way back in the 1970s and 80s this was one of my favorite places to play. Tough holes and good…read morescoring holes mixed together. Played here on Thursday 12/27. Course was fun even if soaking wet. Greens were firm and rolled great. Traps easy to play out of. Had a great time. Didnt score well but im used to dry and fast courses in Vegas. Staff was nice and pleasant. Had a beer in the bar afterwards. Just a great place, glad to see its still running good after 30 years.

I just got home from playing 18 at Forest Hills. It was a terrible experience. The front nine took…read morealmost 3 hours in very hot weather. They allowed the group ahead of us to play with five people. When I went in at the turn to ask why, they denied permitting it.. I'm pretty confident my foursome each know how to count to five, especially since we got to watch them tee off on virtually every hole on the front. On top of that $91 for 18 and a cart with no senior discount is ridiculous for a course like this. In the last couple weeks, we've played Wildwood and Chehalem for significantly less cost with significantly better experiences on the course. I don't ever plan to play there again after years going there...

We love Rock Creek! I am sure it is a great golf course, but we got married there, and it was…read moreawesome. Beautiful grounds, perfect setup even if it rains - and the food was excellent too. They help a lot in planning, especially Joe and Jaci - and really make it a fun and memorable experience. We recently had a wedding anniversary there, and April did a great job setting up a table for just the two of us, on the grass, for a lunch. We could relive our memories, and enjoy a beautiful sunny day, even though it is the Covid era. Rock Creek is highly recommended. It was the best choice - and we looked at a LOT of other venues!

I would recommend not joining this club. They have raised the member prices to try to match better…read moremanaged courses. You cannot raise rates to a club that has a restaurant that is open 5 days a week from noon-7pm. Saturdays if you have tee time before noon you cannot get a drink. Good is overpriced and staff turnover is constant. The golf staff is good but the overall management is horrible. They do not respond to emails etc.

Started Golftec in Aug 2021 with Michael Blinco and have no plans of going anywhere else for my…read moregolf instruction. After trying out multiple instructors in the Portland area (Redtail, Pumpkin Ridge, Rock Creek) and several others in the US (at least 50 hours of total instruction), Golftec stands out to me as one of the best setups for a golfer looking to improve. Michael's approach on the game is multifaceted, not just how best to swing a club. We go through swing mechanics on an indoor simulator and apply them during playing lessons on-course. Short-game and putting lessons have been the weakest part of my game, but now are a more confident part of my game. Instruction on strategy and course management has dramatically increased my percentage of hitting greens on approach shots. Michael's engineering background, his deep knowledge of the game, and his passion for instruction helped me better understand my golf game. I now am better equipped to self diagnose and fix day-to-day adjustments in my swing. The facility also allows for indoor practice on a simulator which is key for off-season improvement to ready for the new season. The video recording/playback in the practice sessions allows you to see whether or not the swing mechanics taught during lessons are being implemented during practice. This feature has increased the efficacy of my practice sessions in a way I couldn't have imagined previously. I can write another page worth of praise for Michael and Golftec, but it's just easier for you to try it yourself. Go in for a swing evaluation; it's $95 and it's likely you'll walk away from that session with actual solutions that work rather than YouTubing/Instagraming a fix that will cause more problems than it fixes.

My coach, Michael Blinco, is a fantastic instructor. Golf is a complicated game to master. Michael…read moredetermines your level of proficiency and then develops a plan to build your skills over time to make you a more proficient golfer. There is much more to mastering this game than simple practice. Michael helps you understand the aspects of what it takes to become a better golfer and makes that challenge enjoyable. If you want to refine and build on your golfing skills, lessons from Michael Blinco are what I would suggest.