Chehalem Glenn Golf Course

Poor treatment by the pro and starter, they were rude and wrong.

Got rained out and rain-​checks are good for only 3 weeks.
When we got the raincheck, guy at the register told us to talk to Brandon and is usually good about extending it. Called the other day and talked to someone else who said they are willing to extend it, no need to talk to Brandon. Called anyways and asked Brandon to make sure. Brandon was not very friendly or willing to even extend the rain check a few days. Told him i would not be back to the course and he said «okay.»
The course is great, Brandon is kind of a dick.

This has been my home course for the past 10.5 years, and I love it! Extremely challenging for players of all levels. I was also in the kids summer programs for 2 years, and that was awesome. They’re really good at teaching kids how to play well, as well as teaching them the rules and etiquette.
Also a great value. There aren’t many places that have green fees this low. Though the clubhouse does leave players wanting– not much food choices, but excellent beer selection. Pro shop isn’t huge, but has all of the essentials.
Overall, I’d give this course a solid 9.5÷10. I’m moving soon, so I think I have to get in a few more rounds before I go!

Top notch place. Played here yesterday and had a great time. Everybody was super nice and friendly. No issues with anyone. This is a tough course so be prepared. Will definitely be back again

Full disclosure: I have not golfed this course. I have however been to the driving range with my husband several times this spring. The grounds are beautiful and they have several beers on top, that’s what I cal a win/​win.

I just love tis course! It offers a wonderful taste of Oregon’s beautiful countryside on the cusp of wine country while also delivering a challenge set of holes. It does not have the amenities of a huge Club House and restaurant — but I think this adds to its small town charm. It is not ostentatious — just a great, solid game of golf. They just started offering their golf pro tips in videos for each hole. This is a game-​changer for me. Like having the golf pro in my cart. Vvery innovative!

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Played here yesterday and what a nice place. The greens were well maintained, the fairways were lush. I was able to take nice big divots and get the ball to bite on the green. Every green had some contour. There are a few interesting holes with carry over brush, water, etc. I really liked the course and would play here again.
The «clubhouse» is nothing to write home about. Very small and not too much to offer. The drink cart gal was good. I was able to run a tab on a CC and close out after the round in the clubhouse.
This was a challenging course but playable.

I agree with Michael, a must play for good golfers. It is NOT a course for players who are just beginning, or else you will get frustrated, lose 20 – 30 balls and probably give up the game. It is a challenging course with a lot of ravines, and out of bounds areas. But if you’re a good golfer, then it is a fun course. It’s a high-​quality course with a pretty good price. Of course, it is all the way in Newberg so there is a little bit of a trek, but it is worth playing.

A great challenging course

Very cool and very tough. Play Monday through Thursday before March 1^st and it is play all day long. After 27 holes fearing a much aggrieved wife, my buddy and I finally hung it up.
The whites play 6159 with a slope rating of 146. Believe me do not let the yardage fool you; pay attention to that slope rating. The front nine is challenging but the back nine is a killer. The number two stroke hole (#12) requires a placed tee of shot of around 225. Longer and you are in a gully, shorter and you have a huge carry over the gully. If you make it over the gully, you have a very long up hill shot to the green.
This hole is a beast and it is not the only one like it. Nine, ten and eleven are no picnic.
Greens are lightening fast. Rough is thick but not unfair. Very nice practice area. At $ 39.00 bucks with cart this is one great deal. This is must play for the good golfer and one to avoid like the plague for a beginner.

Chehalem Glenn Golf Course is a great public course. The front 9 is a pretty standard layout, but the newer back 9 offers a real challenge, with lots of blind shots and long carries. Rates are reasonable ($ 39 weekend /​$ 35 weekday during the season) and they offer twilight rates and a hot dog special. I’ve only played the course once so far but will definitely be going back next Spring.