Eagle Landing Golf Course

Great golf and mini golf course. I absolutely love this place.

Oh man! I had sooo much fun! Most of the mini-​courses in Portland are indoors on flat ground in a blacklight setting… fun for angles and measuring distance… but none of that «Tiger Woods overshots far and to the right that catch a ramp you didn’t know was there only to slowly arc back toward the hole with just barely enough muchness to stop momentarily before suspensefully dropping into the cup which reminds to breath, smile and fist pump the air… like a boss» type stuff if you know what I mean. This course had it all, trick courses, tunnels, traps, water hazards, uphill, downhill, great looking scenery and smiling faces. I had a great time.

Best outdoor miniature golf option for the family.

This place is awesome! Love the hoke placements on all of them. Just moved to Happy Valley and I can’t wait to go back. They have mini put and a cool looking hangout outside that I cannot wait to use.

Great golf with excellence and all within driving distance of all Portland metro and surrounding area. Awesome miniature golf course that is great for the entire family, plus a challenging pro style course for the golf enthusiast. Prices are decent and the excellence of the greens makes for a wonderful afternoon.

Once upon a time I foolishly believed living on the outskirts of Portland would be «no big deal» so I lived in Clackamas. I was so young and naïve… There were some perks, of course, like discovering an awesome golf course with miniature golf right smack in the middle of a gargantuan course. The miniature golf course is exactly what the name implies: a miniature golf course. There’s no windmills, no clowns, no blinking lights. It’s a miniature version of a full-​sized golf course with sand traps and hazards set by a babbling brook. It’s gorgeous. The course faces west, which makes sunset play time amazing. I’ve played at Eagle Landing several times and never really encountered many other people making it a serene destination to flaunt your competitive edge and catch up with a friend.
If you’re ok stepping out of Portland for a hot second then I recommend taking in 18 miniature golf holes. You may have so much fun that you’ll want to do the second course. Wait, TWO 18 hole miniature golf courses?! You read me right. Maybe leaving the Portland bubble isn’t as bad as everyone claims.

This is only for the mini golf course. I haven’t played the par 3 so I can’t comment, although it looks nice.
Best putt putt in the Portland area. Well kept, interesting holes, and well kept.
It’s about a 10 minute walk from our house so it’s a nice sunny day family trip.
The day we went, it started raining half way through, so the nice guy working gave us back the Entertainment Book coupon we used for next time.
If I remember right, it was about $ 9−10/person. They also have signs up for birthday parties and such but I don’t know anything about them.

My partner and I play this par 3 course many times each year. For us it’s a perfect place to practice our short game, and it’s close-​in. (It’s located east of Hwy 205 near Clackamas Town Center). You only need a pitching wedge, a putter and a sand wedge. They have a 9-​hole course and an 18-​hole course — I prefer the 18-​hole. (There’s also a putt-​putt course and wedding reception facilities) You can and should sign-​up online or call for a tee time, but we’ve walked on many times without one. Eagles Landing got their liquor license this year, so they now have several craft style beers, mainstream beers and Mike’s Hard Lemonade. They also have limited snacks. The hill top course has a gorgeous view looking west — it’s very quiet up there. This is a family course with a relaxed, hands-​off atmosphere with great prices — don’t expect marshals, electric carts or highly polished greens. They aren’t ‘quite’ as hip as McMenamin’s Edgefield Pitch n’ Putt, but you don’t bloody yourself in blackberry brambles to find your ball! ;-) We usually see dads taking their very young sons out for a round on the weekends. If you want the place to yourself, go during the week.

Eagle Landing is a fairly new executive golf course. I would suggest you just bringing a putter and wedge through 8 iron (maybe). It’s super short, the definition of «chip and putt». It’s great fun for people who don’t golf or are brand new beginners. Just make sure to inform them about etiquette and everything will be great. If you need to work on wedging, chipping or putting, this is also a excellent after work walk.
They also have a putt-​putt course which is also nice.