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.

Great course. Quite a bit of fun. Nice scenery and nature all around. Only issue is it's a bit cold…read morein windy days since there aren't many trees

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.

Trying to set up coordination for a venue. Communication is horrible. Takes weeks almost a month…read morefor replies. Set up planned meets and they never show up. Highly not recommended for anything other than playing golf really.

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.

Greta gold course for the money. Has some challenging holes and is competitively priced!read more

Kilarney West: The Ritz of Washington County golf courses…read more It earns that name not by offering the plush amenities of a luxury hotel chain, but by turning its clubhouse into stale box of cheap crackers. This corn-pone course that's basically a step above a muni is what you get when you push out too far to draw folks from Nike and Adidas, but just far enough to ensure multiple weekends with Roscoe and Cletus. The photos on this Yelp page aren't selfies: They're warnings. For a bargain-basement price, you're about to go ankle-sock-deep into a layer of Washington County Good Ol' Boy that's going to be just fine dropping the occasional slur, being as homophobic as an '80s high school bully, and looking as if they went out as the Oakleys-and-beards meme for Halloween. Killarney West is the course where you take your dad on Father's Day when you want to discuss underpaying your farm workers. It's the course where you have loud dialogues about a guy you know who bought a boat with the bonus he got for signing up with ICE. It's the course where you tell the clubhouse bartender you're convinced that the gal with the purple hair and nose ring and the place you went to in Portland just before the Eric Church show at Moda Center last year put something weird in your whiskey. With any luck, Killarney West will be a truffle-foraging park or a bio winery and tasting room in our near future. Right now, it's the best place to see Hillsboro Towing repossess a Style Motors lift kit special with five payments past due and two grand worth of clubs up in the bed.

The greens are well taken care of . It's beautiful place .One of my favorites # 1. There carts are…read morenice and the staff are great !! The best bang for the buck affordable fun !!

I usually don't post any reviews, and when I do they're positive…read more This is an exception. It's a beautiful course, but terrible management. Tee times are so overbooked you'll spend more time waiting than playing. The marshals are downright disrespectful, talking down to players, refusing to listen, and lying about their rules as they selectively accuse players unjustly. Tried to clarify and reason with them and got attitude instead of answers. Management clearly backs the power trip instead of fixing the problem. Shame, because it could be a great course if they cared half as much about players as they do about packing the schedule and being rude to those that paid to play.

VERY VERY bad customer service and VERY poor management. They have no pace controls!! Every hole…read morewas backed up!! All around very disappointing course!!

while we were here, we did both the mini golf and the escape room. we stayed in portland for only 5…read moredays and ended up spending two of our evenings here. the mini golf was really well decorated and fun. the staff cleaned our golf clubs before giving them to us (we didnt ask) which made me feel a lot better about how many people have probably touched them. the staff was so friendly every time we talked to one of them and were generally just pleasant to talk to. i feel like i could have made friends with any of them. the escape room was a lot of fun with puzzles that were tricky but not too difficult. we didn't end up finishing it, but we got very close. i would recommend doing this with more than two people. i do have to mention that there are a lot of sudden noises and there are some parts of the room that were a bit scary- not scared for my life but definitely startled. they didn't warn about these but they were very cautious about making sure we were okay with flashing lights and small confined spaces. i wouldnt bring anyone younger than 13 to this room. overall a wonderful experience and a great place to spend an evening (or two)

We had such a fun time for my bday!!!! The mini golf was fun, but it went by too quick! We also did…read morethe hotel escape room. It was really fun and challenging but we made it out with 4 mins to spare (with hints!). I'd recommend going on a weekday, we went on a Wednesday and it was great!

I am so glad I finally checked this place out! I've been a fan of Mike Bennett's art all over town…read moreand in local forums for a while, so I knew this would be a hit. It's a whimsical nine-hole indoor mini-golf course doubled as a scavenger hunt, packed with vibrant characters at every turn. It's a quick, creative activity that's absolutely bursting with charm. We had a blast and topped off the experience at the themed cafe next door!

The art and theme is super cute! It's fun, it's elaborate, it's new. The people who work there are…read moresuper friendly. However, on a Saturday morning, it took over two hours to get in. At 11:30a I was told it was a 1-1.5 hour wait with 10 parties ahead of me. But my actual wait ended up being way longer. It took no more than 30 minutes for two of us to play 9 holes so I don't really know why the wait was so long. It wasn't really worth the wait for me. FYI There's no bathroom inside, which they don't tell you until you get in. It was also freezing inside.

Surprisingly delicious food, did not expect that from this place lol but it was my first time here…read more The server was super accommodating and helpful and was quick. The drink was amazing and the burger was one of the best I've had.

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!