Glendoveer Golf & Tennis

14015 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR 97230, USA

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A Private User

The most boring course Ive ever played! We were in town visiting and decided to play the west course. Every hole on this course except one is a straight line from the tee box to the green. If youre lucky, there may be a sand trap by the green. It gets a little better on the back 9, only because you now get to walk up and down the hill in a straight line to the green. The facilities were lacking too. They had one drinking fountain on the course and a couple of port-o-lets. The course is combined with a jogging trail, so you have to look out for people and kids walking around the course while you are trying to hit. On one hole, the jogging trail passes right in front of the tee box. What idiot thought this was a good idea?! The fairways and green were in good shape with the exception being where the green was by the pine trees. The pine trees were dropping little pine cones on the green making it impossible to putt the ball. The staff was not very helpful and acted like we were bothering them when we checked in. Overall, its a good beginner course but not a good choice for anyone who plays golf more than twice a year. We payed $23 for the twilight rate that started after 4. Maybe the east course is better?

Bryan Mabe

This is a surprisingly huge coarse. In fact, there are two sides to it and 36 holes total. Very wide spread when youre actually golfing, but seeing the place from the parking lot gives it a smaller perception. The greens and fairways are done well. Not many surprises, but some fun golf can be played. You dont feel rushed when playing because its so massive, the players get to spread out a bit than most courses. Price wise, its slightly above average in cost, but you dont feel cheated when playing. Its worth the price. Wish itd have a bit more difficult fairways and pars. A little more interesting obstacles would make this place above most others. Its significantly better than anything in the area though.

Jess H

Really nice course. Its opened all week long, and open to the public also. It has a really nice path to walk around. You can walk half the path. It cuts through the greens, but very safe. Some people will run it, everyone is pretty polite. It also had a few benches as well as parallel bars, if you can do pull ups! Its open fs is My early in the morning and closed when the sun goes down. The course itself is decent, and they offer tournaments which is always good. They have a variety of services they offer as well. No age restrictions. Thete have been no UFO sitings so far.

Dave Dub

Great place to play or hit the driving range in the area. The driving range is all automated now, so have a credit card (NOT DEBIT) ready and READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. Otherwise like I learned, youll be sitting there frustrated with a line of frustrated people behind you. The pro shop is still nice, with nice staff. Theres a newer patio off to the side but minimal food choices from the pro shop. Not sure what they use it for. The golf is good, and now they have foot golf too. Its worth a try-- I had way more fun than I would have thought.

Marci Brown

My family and I have walked this trail many times. The trail is covered in soft bark chips that are nice to walk on but can be difficult to push a jogging stroller on. 3/4 of the walking/jogging path is fenced which is great if you have kiddos! Lots of trees keep the trail comfortable in very hot weather. Theres a drinking fountain about midway down the west trail. Lots of benches to stop and sit on. It is maintained well and used year round!

Tyne Ritenour

Terrible experience. Drove across town and hiked half a mile once we found parking for an Easter egg hunt. Arrived 10 minutes before the event was supposed to start and were told that they "started early, sorry". No eggs left for the kids to look for. Dozens of other families didnt get any either. Then they had ONE bouncy slide for the 500 kids in attendance. Nothing like disappointing kids on Easter. Way to go Glendoveer.

Charles Lucero

I find this a very convenient location for me and the fact there are two levels of courses is great. The East side course is a bit more challenging with more hills to hit into on par 5s. The West course is easier to walk and can be considered easier in terms of driving distances needed. Youll probably score about 2 or 3 strokes better on the west. Could use some cart paths for easier access in the winter.

Bot Blocker

Terrible/ untrustworthy establishment. Way overpriced driving range. 9 bucks for a small bucket at a rickety range? BS. To make matters worse they charge you one price and then a month later they change the price under ur nose with the credit card company. Very scummy way to make a few bucks. Still debating whether or not to pursue higher action/ authority on my stolen money. 0/100 stars.

Katherine R

Dont ever go here!!! Horrible Management!!! They try to promote family attmosphere and instead Im leaving because my 3 year old is laughing and having fun at the driving range!!! Dont ever go here! They apparently want very very serious Pro golfers at a public course where they do soccer and movies in the course. Dont really understand that?

Joe Cochenour

People there were great. The course seemed to be well maintained. The greens however could have been cut down a bit shorter. Overall I had a good time playing the course while I was in town from the Tri Cities. Not overly challenging by any means. Pretty short and straight fairways, only a couple times were there blind shots.

James Quon

Its a nice golf course and fairly interesting holes considering that we thought it would be almost totally flat. As it turns out there are some elevation is on the course. Its well-groomed and the people are very nice. The carts are in good shape. Food and service at the ringside Grill was also very good.

Ron Stacy

Ive never played golf or tennis here, but the golf course is well kept and pretty with the large trees. Although the restaurant is not the up scale steak place it was, the food is still good and staff is helpful and friendly. Call ahead for reservations as it is still a popular destination.

jerrald silalack

This course is nice. The west side is more for beginners and easy. And the east is more skilled player. The restaurant there is good. Great happy hour. Plus theres a trail you can run around the perimeter. I believe its a 3 mile run for one lap around.

Jamin Rak

Very decent golf course especially considering its in the middle of East Portland. Pro shop, driving range are all nice. After a round of golf go to the ringside grill for happy hour. Very convenient and moderately will taken care of course.

Michael Cline

Too expensive to be so horribly maintained. And waaaay too crowded. The tee times are stacked too close to each other. They gave my group and another group the same tee time, both of which were only 5 minutes after the tee time ahead of us.

Jarid Demarais

Pretty decent course, at least the East side, Ive never played the West. A little expensive, especially if you get the power board instead of a cart. But if you go, spend the extra on the power board, they are awesome!! :)