This is a nice course. A little bit pricey though. Although if you hit into the rough you're likely…read moreto lose your ball because of the length of the grass!

had a nice time playing this course. I used my OGA Passport book to get a tee time and rate with a…read morecart $30. I drove from Portland - and they allowed me to tee off a little early. Michael was friendly and offered some tips on navigating the course. I did not particularly play well here, but I enjoyed my round. There were several blind shots and I got lost once and re-routed myself. The course was in nice condition. My GPS unit was really off on yardages, this is a first. I wondered if perhaps the course was re-done or what.......I guess they'd only revised tee boxes not yardages to greens. Kind of confusing on colors, Whites are forward, teals more middle, blacks further back. Bonus: I saw two deer off the tenth fairway on the right side. They were just peacefully sitting there. I asked if I could play thru. I played from the teal tees as that seemed appropriate. I wish I would have played the Whites (forward tees). All in all, it was a nice time, not too windy. I browsed the pro shop and had a beer at the counter after my round. Nice, cozy little set up to relax inside after golf. Parking lot and course was busy early and then quieted down for the mid-afternoon.

A favorite coastal golf course and always well maintained and staff are very welcoming and friendly…read morewhich sets the tone for great golf days. The ocean sounds and views on the back nine keep me coming back. It can get windy there but always fun and the front nine is challenging and fun as well. Beautiful to play!

Had a great time in the morning here. Some challenging shots if you try to cut some corners…read more Greens were fast and everything was in great shape.

Go figure! I went to try golfing at least once. I had such a great experience at Sandpines that I…read moresigned up for lessons.The staff are very friendly and helpful! Made me feel welcomed. the pro-instructor Michael Cattani is very welcoming. I've had a few lessons now and I'm very excited to share that he has been so supportive and helpful, I've never golfed before and now I'm confident enough I purchased my own clubs. I will continue with my lessons. Thanks Michael!! And thanks you to all the staff.

A wonderful links layout. However, ownership has allowed fungus to spread all over the course. A…read morelake bordering the 5th hole has sunk into disrepair and looks worse that the reflecting pool in Washington D.C. The green fees of $120 are too high given the current condition of the course. If the course returns to its original condition it would get 5 stars from me.

For dog owners/golfers, you cant beat this experience. Not many courses allow your dog to ride…read morewith you. AND, the food is most excellent-even if you dont golf. Wonderful people work here!

This place was a really nice coarse for me and my wife. Priced appropriately and very well kept…read moregreens and fairways. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We went twice on our stay, it was hard to go to another coarse after visiting gate beach golf coarse. 5 stars all day

I had the opportunity to take a coworker and two people from an account of mine to this great golf…read morecourse for a fun day of golf. This course was built in like 1955, so it is tight in a number of areas. Plenty of opportunities to lose golf balls as the are streams running all around the place and the rough is, well, the rough. One of the holes you have to walk out and see the hole out about 150 yards and guesstimate where you are going as you are about 80 or so feet above the green. A fun course with no frills and plenty of nice scenery. It appears the restaurant is only open certain times of the year as it was closed when I went here. Nice pro shop with friendly help. Give this one a try, but bring plenty of extra balls!

Fun design for a fair price, just east of Newport. I was in the area and having a tough time…read morefinding a public track on the lower end of the budget. Then I found Olalla Valley. Although there are a few 9 hole courses in the area, Olalla Valley seems to have the most elevation changes. Many of the holes are unique and do not just run back and forth along one piece of land. The lack of bunkers and water hazards (other than the occasional creek crossing) make it playable for golfers of higher handicaps as well. Although it's not as GREEN as some courses, golf isn't supposed to be perfectly manicured. One improvement that could be made is to speed the greens up just a tad and I would throw in a few bunkers here and there, but now I'm just getting greedy. I will be back!

Cute little 9 hole in Neskowin, great for walking as there are no cart paths (carts available) but…read morelack of paths makes for a scenic golf experience imo. Nice flat play but still posing many hazard challenges from creeks and trees. Enjoyed playing here!

Guy that was running the shop was rude and saw us ready to T up for 15 min then we T off and walk…read moreall the way down to let us know that every person must have a set of clubs. Was an a**hole about it being rude even though our group paid about 600 dollars there. Would not recommend!

Visiting my uncle in Waldport on a PNW road trip from Bay Area CA and have been playing several…read morecourses along the way. Read about this one and had to check it out. 18 hole course opened up earlier this year. Newest course I've ever played. Woods up in this area are thick. Making a course from scratch in these woods is quite the endeavour. I'd say it was done quite well. Cement tee boxes on each hole. New signs on each hole. About half the holes have an amateur pin and pro pin. Both baskets are in on these holes at all times. I played on amateur and finished 2 over par. A fantastic round for me. I probably had 4-5 birdies and fell apart on a few holes with double or triple bogies. The course is very short and technical with thick woods and narrow alleys between trees. As someone with only a 250' drive, these are my favourite type of courses. Luckily I didn't lose a disc, but I did spend a decent amount of time looking for them, especially in the first few holes before I enlisted my friend to be the 'spotter.' This helped us locate the discs when they went off path. Hole 13 is confusing in terms of the mandatory right/left. The hole sign says left, but the arrows on the tree say right. Perhaps a typo. Signage is pretty good, but could be better for sure. We did get lost on one hole and walked around for a bit. Some of the holes with detailed direction signage were much more intuitive. Having the direction to next hole on every sign would have been helpful. All in all a fun course and a great addition to Waldport!

This is not the greatest golf course in the world but dollar for dollar it quite possibly is!!…read more Considering the weather and the prices the crew does a great job Love this place

The man who works at the front has some of the worst costumer service I have ever witnessed. Golfed…read morehere multiple times, some days with him are worse than others. Today he gave me the absolute worst attitude. Will not be golfing here again.

We hosted our wedding at Trysting Tree a few days ago. It was a wonderful experience. Sean Arey…read more(Head pro) and Bry Holman (cafe manager) along with two members of staff, worked hard to make the event run really smoothly, and it did. The staff were helpful and solicitous. The large party room attached to the cafe is open at each end, and the party flowed out onto the patios. There were about 80 of us, and the room accommodated us easily. The food, catered by the cafe, was fresh, delicious and attractively served. The cost was VERY reasonable. Our guests had a lovely time. Good sound system! Kudos to the entire team!

always wanted to play here. the name sounds sort of from a fairy tale. Anyway, I like heading…read moresouth for golf and my family had a coupon. We drove there one Friday this Summer, had a great time. Course appeared very nice from entry and it didn't disappoint. Check-in with COVID and everything was straightforward. There were folks there, but we didn't encounter a lot while golfing, seemed pretty quiet while out playing. Course is a bit short for me, I played from the Orange tees, probably could have played a further bit back, but I didn't know any better. I parred the first hole - a good start. Lot of small moguls throughout. We enjoyed nice weather. I liked how the tee markers were bright orange and easy to spot. Although, twice during the round we got turned around and headed the wrong way in the cart. Guess that happens a lot - as some friendly walkers pointed us in the right diretion. Looked like patio was open for beverages and the pro shop had nice merch. Think we saw the Trysting Tree at entry, it's massive and all twisted up and gnarled.