A post shared by Multnomah Whiskey Library (@multnomahwhiskeylibrary), Learn More: Portlands Most Luxurious Neighborhoods. It's a pretty technical course, and pretty tough for most. That was info I'm loosely remembering from a guy out there who joined a few years back, so that may not be the case anymore! For number 3 on the list of Portlands 7 most prestigious membership clubs, we go just a stones throw away to the Oswego Lake Country Club. Heron Lakes and rose city have active mens clubs with competitive games 2-3 times a week. That was second on my list. I dropped my membership two years ago because I just got tired of the course, but the greens are consistently fantastic. They use the grass during the summer. Next I would look at money, Portland and Waverly are not for anyone looking for a deal, they are the most expensive & exclusive in the city. A post shared by Waverley Country Club (@waverleycountryclub), Learn More: 10 things you dont know about living in Portland, Oregon. It's really not that far but it's the tracffic thats a b****. Membership is cheap. Its 600,000 square feet of pure awesomeness. $14.00 (Anytime) . A full calendar of golf and social events. Head to downtown Portland to visit the Multnomah Whiskey Library. I personally love the hike @OGC. Wish there was a setup like the Reserve on the east side. Like-minded individuals who really care about being active and having fun. The average individual club membership is $520 per month, according to a survey by Golf Digest. Tucked inside an unassuming building is where youll find this key network and chill spot. Our members find the Club to be a fun and friendly second home that they are proud to share with their family, friends and business associates. - Arrowhead (a little far for just a golf club with not much social/facilities.) $245. I played in there Member Guest last year was blown away with how nice and fun most everyone was at the club. walking and pull carts allowed, men's or women's locker, club charge privileges and golf club storage in Pro Shop. Spent the afternoon at Edgewater and Riverside. The average cost will be between $1,000 to $5,000 + per year. 124 W 200 S Portland, . Like-minded individuals who really care about being active and having fun. Not that I'm a range guy (although I should be). EmperorPenguin Its so not-stuffy that they even have a term for that opposing vibe. One thing Waverly Country Club truly excels at is a shared sense of comradery. Persimmon is decent, but largely forgettable and not on par with the other clubs in town, in my opinion. Everything seems pretty expensive and not sure if it is worth it. I live in West Linn and mostly golf out at Stone Creek, OGA, or Langdon but play all around town. A Social with Golf member does not own a certificate, has no ownership rights and cannot vote. To give you an accurate idea of the kind of vibe you can expect here, its safe to say that the traditions it was founded on have really stayed the same throughout time. The only club pool I've seen busy often is probably at Illahe Hills in Salem. Wish there was a setup like the Reserve on the east side. Plays well all year. GripMaster Club Maker's Stitchback Grips My girlfriend probably gets more utility out of it than I do, but it is a nice amenity. Display as a link instead, [/quote] If location wasn't an issue I'd pick Royal Oaks. A post shared by Multnomah Athletic Club (@multnomahathleticclub). It's a really good deal, and I definitely got my money's worth. Putter: Bettinardi Queen B #10 I went through the whole rigamarole a couple years ago and my girlfriend and I ended up choosing a course that wasn't originally on our radar, but we love the course and the practice facility (better than everything else in the area except for Edgewater). The latter closes the deal for many peopletheres nothing quite like your own nightcap vessels to create a home away from home. Name * First Last. Any info anyone could provide on ballpark fees at these places would be awesome. Waverley is probably a nicer club than a course, however the recent course renovation is a nice improvement. Sounds nice. -Portland (hadn't really considered it but it's location is probably no better then Royal Oaks or Edgewater in terms of fighting traffic) Great idea though. Not only is it an amazing golf course, but it really prides itself on having a very community-centric environment. My advice is to check [u]everything[/u] out (except OGC--personal rant--horrible course). Green Fees must be paid online when booking your tee time. Just about to start this process myself. Portland's Perfection in 18 holes. Specialties: Waverley Country Club is a very private country club that embraces a proud golf history and respected traditions. [quote name='barosborough' timestamp='1394238910' post='8822643'] Being able to hit off grass (double sided range) year round is a nice perk. Will have to look into it more but on the surface it doesn't seem like a golf minded club. 2023 Arnold Palmer Invitational - Discussion and Links to Photos, 2023 The Honda Classic - Discussion and Links to photos, 2023 Genesis Invitational - Discussion and Links to photos, 2023 Waste Management Phoenix Open - Discussion and Links to Photos, 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am - Discussion and Links to all photos. I think OGC suffers from the whole 6/6/6 affliction. Initiation: $2,501 - $10,000 Dues: $5,001 - $10,000 annually. GolfWRX_Official Never really looked into OLCC. Titleist TSi39* B1T2 Tensei AV Raw White/ Cobra SZ Tour 3W Tensei AV Blue 14* / Cobra F6BafflerMatrix Red Tie 18.5* / Maltby KE4 TC 22*/ Maltby TS2 5-GW DG105 X100 / Taylormade Hi-Toe 54*/60* / Evnroll ER8 SNSR Pro, Throwing my two cents in since this thread, while old, seems to be the general Portland private course thread. Love being a member @ Oregon Golf Club. I kinda hoped it would just be so great that I'd just have to sign up that day and be done with it but I didn't get that impression. Strictly golf something I definitely appreciate. Where do you normally play? I have three little ones and the hope is they will be into golf but you never can tell. Cole_Williams11 "take that, you miserable little white swine! Anyone have much experience with Tualatin or Willamette? Theres a daycare and camps for the kids. WV, Tualatin, and OGC were the main contenders. . I'll also challenge the "not friendly members" opinion that someone mentioned. If you're looking at Columbia and Riverside, you might as well toss Royal Oaks in, which is arguably as good or better than Edgewater and significantly better than Riverside. Here's my list that are no longer being considered and why. However you want to get a hold of us, we got your back when moving to the Portland Metro. Our challenging course and friendly staff ensures our members . Driver: Ping G425 Max 12 degw/MR Tensei OrangeR And a really good time for company holiday parties or events. When we moved to Bend last year (since moved back because the wifes job was eliminated) the area we thought we wanted to live turned out to be the wrong fit for us so renting a year might be a good idea. [/quote] The atmosphere is also fantastic. All of these courses are not fancy, have ups and downs in condition, and can be slow at peak times. A MAC membership provides exclusive stadium access, where you can even workout while watching a live game take place in front of your very eyes. I know their in-network reciprocals are pretty good too and some are relatively local (Astoria, Salem, Seattle). Your link has been automatically embedded. I wouldn't get too tied into your area, unless you're talking about crossing Portland (eastside to west). I mainly play Gresham or Glendoveer and fucks with the . Multiple putting/chipping greens, plus a 110-yard short game area with multiple greens. What about Portland, Waverley, Pumpkin or the Reserve? They don't even have a link to the scorecard on the site. The location and amenities sure are nice. This category does include access to the Private Club Network. Your link has been automatically embedded. I've played almost entirely with randoms, and have not played with a group that hasn't been extremely welcoming, helpful, and friendly. Facilities (clubhouse) are pretty nice, way nicer than Rock Creek. GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, Tuesday at 04:47 PM, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, February 20, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, February 13, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, February 6, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, January 31, By 6 is fun although the sight lines from the blue tee that day was not great (big downhill dog leg left where all I could see is the cart path going across the fairway). Very nice practice facility. ENTER NOW! Membership Cost. Waverly I've never played but when we looked at it initiation was over $35k and I've never heard the course put in with the best courses in PDX. I also appreciate the fact that membership as a whole seems to run MUCH younger than Rock Creek. Junior Non-Student Member (Under 21) $475. And, it gets chiller still; If you want an even more laid back atmosphere, you can go downstairs to the Green Room where they have cocktails, small plates, and snacks. At number 7, we have the Portland Golf Club. We live in Wilsonville. Portland, Texas 78374. Great greens though. Once inside, you can take full advantage of their stunning menu, plethora of premium whiskey, and perfectly-crafted cocktails. There are several water hazards as well. The second hole is huge. I don't really dislike the course it's just never struck me on first impression as a place I'd like to walk/play all the time. You can eat, drink, and relax until you can relax no more. Riverside and C-E are pretty much a straight shot up 33rd, maybe 15 minutes from home, so that's why I was starting there. Here's my list of clubs to consider. Our Membership Advisor will get in touch for a discreet conversation within one business day. Located in the Raleigh Hills neighborhood in Southwest Portland, this club offers some of the best views in . Its located on beautiful Petes Mountain, where many of the Portland Trailblazers live. The range does have the reduced-distance balls, but I don't see that as much of a problem. More than a golf club, it's community, camaraderie, and belonging. I lived in West Linn when I originally joined. Cole_Williams11 Located in downtown Portland, this club was established over 100 years ago by a group of college students who were looking to foster personal connections, personal growth, and professional development. This is a proprietary membership that provides full club privileges to Members, their Spouse and immediate family members through their college years. 12. Strictly golf something I definitely appreciate. Tucked inside an unassuming building is where youll find this key. (MAC). . Are these a little pricier? [quote name='oregongolf' timestamp='1394045654' post='8804307'] The Waverley Way sets forth a standard of treating each other with respect and of not being standoffish. I no longer live in Portland but did for 3-4years and for anybody reading th. The public used to be able to get on there every once in awhile through GolfNowI'm not sure if that's still the case. The practice area is one of the best in the area. You can get a proprietary membership which allows full access to the golf course, the practice facilities, the dining facilities, and all the events for not only you, but your immediate family as well. I always had a good experience with the folks who worked there. jarediogolf Problem with Reserve, and why I didn't join when I lived out there, is I simply couldn't afford it. Pool facilities are great, with a bunch of lounge chairs and a few cabanas for use with comfortable outdoor furniture. Now the city is still generally VERY safe. Top 10 Best Neighborhoods to Live in Vancouver Washington, 17 things to know before moving to Vancouver Washington. Many University Club members are active participants in the arts community, as well as in non-profits or organizations for higher education. On Sunday I was paired in the final group and there were several other guys at four over and five over. Golf courses of a decent standard can cost millions of dollars per year to run, hence why memberships can be expensive. Full membership: 750. Winner of prestigious awards, Oregon Golf Club is an exclusive private club without the stuffy feel. I also liked the clubhouse and the guys they paired me up with were fun to play with. The Club is open seven days a week for members and their guests to enjoy the following: World-class golf course and programs; The finest year-round tennis facilities and programs in Northern New England; A comprehensive fitness center; Indoor and outdoor swimming pools Any suggestion on other places to look and/or questions I should ask when inquiring about membership would be great. I love the course! Portland Golf Club has pristinely-manicured green areas, stunning water features, and fairways lined with beautiful old-growth trees. Everything I say about Riverside comes with the caveat that I've only been a member a month, but I've still played about 15 rounds. Troon, Scotland. Waverly, I played Tualatin Country Club today as a guest. All three are very good clubs, with good playing memberships (with Edgewater being the strongest). GF and I are thinking about moving to Portland in the next year or so and curious what kind of dues/initiations there are at the various clubs. Yeah I think like a lot of others have said you either really like OGC or you don't. I'll have to look into Riverside a bit more. I live in West Linn and mostly golf out at Stone Creek, OGA, or Langdon but play all around town. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Woods: Ping G425 5w & 7w w/MR Tensei OrangeR TEE CB2 13* 3w, 43.5", 57g Fujikura Motore F1 X-flex. If you want more info, send me a PM and I'd be happy to chat. [quote name='njlam' timestamp='1394050618' post='8804927'] GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, Tuesday at 04:47 PM, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, February 20, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, February 13, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, February 6, GolfWRX_Spotted posted a topic in Tour and Pre-Release Equipment, January 31, By Even if you are working in Downtown there are options especially if you live near the light rail. Maybe I'm completely wrong. Riverside is a little more laid back and I personally like the atmosphere better. Alright, finally, while I was never a member at The Reserve, I've played both courses frequently having lived five minutes from the course. 2023 Arnold Palmer Invitational - Discussion and Links to Photos, 2023 The Honda Classic - Discussion and Links to photos, 2023 Genesis Invitational - Discussion and Links to photos, 2023 Waste Management Phoenix Open - Discussion and Links to Photos, 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am - Discussion and Links to all photos. Hidden. I understand that it's not for everyone. Initiation Fees. I didn't find there to be a whole lot of negotiating room when I dealt with some of the clubs, but ended up a club where it wasn't really necessary either. Thanks for the comments, everyone; keep 'em coming. Miura Black Boron 1957 Small Blades 2i-PW, Nippon NS Pro 850 GH S-flex. Memberships. While playing a round or two, youll have a gorgeous backdrop every way you turn, with wraparound views of Portland, Oregon Wine Country, and the Cascade Mountains. Established in 1914, Portland Golf Club is regarded as one of the most prestigious, challenging, and enjoyable member-owned golf clubs in the Pacific Northwest and continues to cultivate its place in history as a championship golf facility. Thick, luscious fairways that could pass for greens at many private clubs lead to challenging set ups throughout the course. - Oregon Golf (not a fan of the course but it's so close to my house!!!) Trial initiation was $1,000 for a year's worth of play (at 80% dues), but if you wanted to keep going you had to pay the full initiation. The east side of town is often younger but completely hit or miss on neighborhoods. I have friends who are members at the clubs you listed. [quote name='oregongolf' timestamp='1394045654' post='8804307'] The mens club has some good players too. Haven't heard anything good. The club has a climbing gym, basketball courts, gymnasiums, three swimming pools, and not to mention four of the best restaurants in the greater PDX metrorestaurants that most people will never eat at. I have not played any of these places except The Reserve. We're considering Lake Oswego for the schools, but since our daughter won't be in kindergarten for another couple years we'd like to stay in the city for at least a couple years before making that move. Member benefits include access to the stunning 18-hole championship course, the 9-hole . Visually it's unappealing, and (at least for me) makes it difficult to judge some of the movement. Having the pool assures that everyone gets some use out of this large expense even if it's just a couple months outta the year. Entitled to Full 7 Day Course Access. If youre looking for a luxury home in Portland, wed recommend that you check out Petes Mountain. 149 . The course is nice and in good shape, but could play drier and could stand to lose a few trees in some spots to help the turf. It's nice to be able to go play another course if ]you travel or it's aerification time. Riverside Golf & Country Club 8105 Northeast 33rd Drive Portland, Oregon 97211 Clubhouse 503.288.6468 Golf Shop 503.282.7265 Fax: 503.282.1383 . The clubhouse and the overall setting on the river are outstanding, and their driving range is probably the best in Portland. Although they don't list their rate structure, members can select a plan based on its benefits. The location and amenities sure are nice. Depending on the type of membership annual dues vary dramatically. Even though I consider it to be one of the very best courses in the country, Waverley Country Club doesn't get much play in the grand scheme of things. Talk about some insane weather that afternoon too. I've voiced my opinion on them before, but they are managed by American Golf. There's one true dog leg on the entire course, and the challenge comes from fast greens (which, to Rock Creek's credit, are usually in REALLY good condition), really tight fairways, and a decent amount of out of bounds territory. Join Now . While it is one of the more exclusive private clubs in the area , we sure found everyone on staff quite friendly and helpful. Decided I enjoyed paying / playing at public courses better, friendly playing partners, more variety, and facilities were just as good if you pick the best from each place. When someone joins the University Club, its usually because they are deep into arts and culture. The current fund balance is $965,000. I'm currently a member at both Rock Creek and Riverside. Started 49 minutes ago, Please put and questions or comments here, Please put any questions or comments here, Please put any questions of comments here. The membership director is also a great guy and a great player. Practice area is okay. Your previous content has been restored. If interested, contact the club directly for accurate membership dues. Our club serves as a place where families can spend time together and enjoy the . The fairways are as good as some greens in Oregon, and the greens are lightning quick with major breaks from years of settling in.The fairways are also tight, and you'll run into some ponds and creeks from time to time. This club is just the coolest. If youre thinking about moving anywhere in the Portland Metro, make sure you, give us a call, shoot us a text, send us an email or even send us a pigeon carrier. I'm sure the initiation is $35k+ at both too. Be careful about living in Portland specifically Multnomah County. Wildwood Golf Course. North Course. national association of state directors of developmental disabilities service. Don't know anyone who's a member. The first par 3 is a great hole. Upload or insert images from URL. Started Thursday at 03:24 PM, By 2014-2020 WinCo Foods Portland Open. Columbia Edgewater is the best of the courses on the North side but I have no idea the cost. View all of the golf courses in Portland, OR. While many golf clubs fixate on increased publicity, rounds played or televised championships, Portland Golf Clubs membership cap of 525 full golfing members ensures that our primary focus on is on our Members golf and Club experiences. The course is tricky. The head pro was a really nice guy and loved to talk about his course, which looked to me to be not the most spectacular layout, but very well maintained and managed. Outlaw Golf Association Member #7. As a member, you will also be invited to tastings and private events, and theyll outfit you with your own set of custom glassware as well. Got a full clubhouse tour and then went out with the head pro for a complete tour of the course. Will have to look into it more but on the surface it doesn't seem like a golf minded club. It wouldn't be a problem for me but for the family. A pool is nice, but to me seems entirely unnecessary here in Oregon (maybe Medford is an exception or something). 530-302-5423. Ive heard riverside has a good young member rate, interested in what CECC young membership runs ya. Membership at Waverley is by invitation. Based on your age I would lean more towards Portland than Waverly if that is where your heart is set. The range is just meh. Sounds like you are pretty set on a country club. Whats cool about the Multnomah Whiskey Library is that they do allow a select number of walk-ins from the public. Download The Portland Golf Club app to easily: . When you visit Portland Golf Club, you can enjoy the 38,000 square foot fully-modernized clubhouse. Thanks a bunch again for your opinions. What Does a ClubCorp Membership Cost? Weighing in at a perfect 7,052 yards, the Oregon Golf Club is definitely one of the best private clubs in Portland, if not all of Oregon. That being said, I really enjoyed my time there, and would recommend it to anyone as an "entry level" country club. - Oregon Golf (not a fan of the course but it's so close to my house!!!) The thought of playing at either of these places was very nice. You can post now and register later. Golf We pride ourselves on making your golf experience superior. - Willamette Valley Country Club (pros - have never played but have heard great things about the course. Memberships range from several hundred to several thousand dollars annually, so do your research and calculate . only 20 mins from my house and not much traffic. Really like what I think was 14 (par 3) 15 (par 5) and 16 (signature par 4). Not only that, but you can circle back for some award-winning cuisine from the clubs professional chefs. But costs could climb above $1000 per month when you add in various fees such as storage and golf cart fees. Really don't like driving to the west side. Tualatin Country Club is honored to win the Oregon Golf Association 2022 Facility of the Year Award and was recognized by The Oregonian with a Top Workplaces Award.