This place was fantastic. In great shape and challenging enough. The course was well taken care of…read moreand the green and fairways looked great. I would definitely come back here again. Great clubhouse and had all the drinks I could hope for.

This golf course seriously needs a full time marshal. No control of golfers. Group in front of us…read moreplayed barefooted and spent most of the round looking for balls. It should never take 5 hours plus to play a round of golf. Payed $250 for me and my wife to simply watch irresponsible people make a joke out of golf. What has happened to golf etiquette??

The skinny guy with mustache working the pro shop was incredibly rude to me. The views are nice…read morecourse not in great shape. Save your money and time avoid this place.

Best golf course! Went here a lot as a kid and teenager…read more They are very kind here, and the course is in great shape!

This is a fantastic course! Very well taken care of, and the staff is super friendly . The overall…read morescenery is beautiful, situated in the high desert of Oregon

Fantastic course and the most friendly staff I have ever experienced. Seriously cannot express…read moreenough how kind the staff was. Course was in great condition and great views. I would give 20 stars if I could.

Good golf for a good price, you get what you pay for so have fun and enjoy pin seeking.read more

Awesome at this time of year…read more Great front desk and carte service wonderful driving practice room, gorgeous greens.

They were very helpful with my gift card and gave me a driver tool, shout out, Colleen for being so…read morenice. Very good business we go again.

Until a PGA Superstore comes to town, I suppose PARx Golf is our top golf store. They do have a lot…read moreof stuff, including repair services. The only negative was one of the employee's condescending attitude towards my wife. Lame jokes about a customer's golf skills will always fall flat and pretty much guarantee they won't be back.

Girl golfer here bringing you my review on this gem of a course in central Oregon. Located about 45…read moreminutes northeast of Bend, the hubs and I visited this course on a family vacation. Fun fact--The course is the most ecologically responsible course in Oregon. It was created to utilize waste water. That said--and on a related note-- there are 9 ponds and a river that meanders through the course. Not to mention 62 bunkers. It's studded with weeping willows and other trees, but not a ton of shade and the trees are not your biggest hazard (the water is!). The front 9 made me feel like a good golfer and the back nine (hole 13-watch out!) whipped my fanny. We opted to walk the course as it's fairly flat. It took us 4 hours to play the course at a leisurely pace. The course wasn't busy. The staff was very friendly as were the golfers! Ron's Comfort Cafe is a good place to get a breakfast burrito or a bite before or after hitting the course. The food is about like you'd expect from the name. Good beer selection. Staff is very friendly. I highly recommend a visit to this fun, beautiful, challenging course.

We were playing here yesterday. First time. They had us…read morestacked in here so tight it was ridiculous. Took over 5 hours to play 18 holes. Literally were meeting and having conversations with the groups in front of and behind us as we bunched up waiting to play the next hole. The front nine we saw the Marshall three times and he was trying to move people along. The back nine, he must have just given up because we never saw him again and the play came to a bear stand still. The course is fine and in good shape. Everyone was friendly but they really gotta space people out better. I know it can be a ripple effect but we were with two other groups at the first T . Just ridiculous.

I've been a member here forever and i can't say anything bad this place is great and the course is…read morebeautiful!

they say it's a place to come foe the golf and stay for the friends…read more.. Definitely not the place to go for golf; and, most definitely not the place to stay for the friends. A club with limited resources, limited talent and no real organization around events and building community.

Hats off to the board and volunteers of this organization. This is the best range for serious…read moreshooters in the region and has the most activity on the schedule of any of the ranges I visit. They have the most capable ranges and plenary of room for any type of shooting enthusiast and many sanctioned groups and competitions for any interest. If I was to pick the only item I am not completely satisfied with, it would be they located far away from where I live, but seriously it is the best range for long guns and pistols that I am aware of for actual shooting and well worth the drive for me. Look them up on the internet!

Written from the perspective of someone who isn't used to handling guns regularly: Went here as…read morepart of a party of 7 to shoot clay pigeons. It was pretty cool! Once there, they do a quick appraisal of your familiarity with guns, have you sign a waiver in case you've got the Dick Cheney gene, and then take you out via golf cart to what equates roughly to a golf course. There were something like 13 stations with pigeon-throwers set up to fire at fixed trajectories, and at your discretion, via remote control. The staff are great, and the guides are helpful, and may stick around for the first hole or two (if it's obvious that you don't know what the hell you're doing) and check in on you later on down the line, which is courteous. At the outset, you're given whatever gear you may need, such as safety glasses, earplugs, shell pouches, etc. Just put your (purchased) ammo and rented gun(s) on the golf cart and proceed at your own pace, ticking the scorecard as you go. Once you're past the phase of snapping dozens of photos of each other holding a gun because everything else about your lives completely emasculates you, it's really pretty fun to test your skill and watch a clay pigeon get completely obliterated by a well (or luckily) aimed shot. Just be advised, if you don't shoot regularly, beware of anything you may need to do later that requires the full use of whichever shoulder you place the stock against. You will likely be pretty sore.