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!

Loved the golf course and dining area - Winona was so sweet! The views are beautiful! I have to say…read morethat Bobby at the front was disrespectful and rude. I stood and waited without ever being acknowledged by him and witnessed an interaction of him with another employee that was disturbing.

Awful experience. On course drunks, no marshals, way too much money. The greens are often way…read moredifferent from hole to hole. Save your money and get yourself to another course.

Beautiful place at elevation 3200 feet, so the ball flies that little bit further…read more As guests of local residents, we were treated very well and welcomed to all activities including golf. It's a good big track, hosts professional tournaments, well maintained Gated community built round and midst an 18 hole course of lovely design, views to the 'sisters' and other spectacular mountains is tastefully done. B I G grand homes, not too close to their neighbours an acre of land minimum is about right. Graceful living. We love our visits here and recommend to all.

Check in was seamless Fairways were good. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Range ball…read moredispenser malfunctioned and the staff made it right when we went back in. Condition of the greens was disappointing. We felt it was overpriced for the overall experience.

The accommodations were well maintained and comfortable. We stayed in a condo and it was…read moresufficiently equipped for a week's stay. The grounds around the condos were nicely landscaped. A very quiet, peaceful stay. I was disappointed in the golf course conditions. We played the Resort Course, the original course here. The staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. And, I will say the greens were top notch; however, several tee boxes and fairways were very dry and we encountered frequent bare spots. The sand traps needed weeding and a fresh layer of sand. There were no ball washers on any of the tee boxes. For the price, we expected better.

If you're planning to book this resort beware! Among the nasty dirty room if you're unfortunate…read moreenough to come during wild fires or any cloud in the sky all pools and outdoor activities will be closed. Oh but don't worry they sell liquor in their gift shop that has underage kids working that can't sell you the liquor. Feels like you're staying in an overpriced motel 6. Honestly I would book a motel 6 experience over whatever resort this is.

Sat at the bar for a quick drink to avoid a rain squall. Two couples…read more Met the new bartender who also is ( I think) head of the beverage department ( sorry if I have the wrong title). He is a true mixologist! We had 4 drinks each. Everyone had a different unique drink each time. He ask what we liked by sweet, salty, etc and he created something special to your taste. His name is Cody Kennedy. The BEST bartender/ mixologist I have ever experienced! Then we had dinner at the bar. Also the best meal I have ever had at Pronghorn! They have really stepped it up. I am very pleased at the direction F&B is heading. What a great night!

As a member at Pronghorn I would urge Troon to encourage the resort owner to stop treating his…read moremembership as second class citizens. We know Troon has their hands full with the resort owner, but Troon's reputation is on the line. Member benefits are constantly being eliminated at the resort owner's demand. Troon management at Pronghorn ignores the membership and at times refuses to talk to individual members. Troon you know better than this!

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.

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.

Glaze Meadow golf course is one of two at Black Butte Resort, the other being Big Meadow…read more - superb course layout with some nice views of the nearby volcanoes (but not as many as I'd hoped for - the large trees block many views). This is not a course you're likely to get bored on. - greens are well maintained, roll true and are 'readable'. - fairways in good condition despite the course only having been open for a week following the winter shutdown. - plenty of bunkers but they're not too punitive and the sand is good. - not a lot of water; the trees and bunkers protect the course. - even with a cool day, the beverage cart was in operation and stopped by several times - nice practice facilities including a practice bunker Overall, I very much like Glaze Meadow. It's not too difficult for high handicappers and probably offers a good challenge to scratch golfers (like I'd know). One of the biggest challenges for every visitor is finding your way back to the highway! While they have signs on the way in directing you to the golf course, there are none on the way out and it isn't a straight shot. Good luck!

Such a nice golf course! The fairways aren't very narrow which is good for not so good golfers like…read moremyself. The grass always looks great. The greens are well kept. The course is very hilly so it wore me out walking 9 holes! The people in the pro shop were very nice and had great customer service. The Marshall came around the course a couple of times during our 9 hole round and was friendly.

Big Meadow is one of two fine golf courses at Black Butte Ranch, the other being Glaze Meadow…read more - Excellent course layout with some nice views of the nearby volcanoes, more so than you'll see at Glaze Meadow. This is not a course you're likely to get bored on. - Greens are well maintained, roll true and are 'readable'. When I played there were a few green that had been significantly repaired with new sod. But they still rolled nicely. - Fairways in good condition. Good shot will almost always find a good lie. - Plenty of bunkers but they're not too punitive. The sand is not the best - a lot of large rocks. - Very little water; the trees, long grass in the rough and bunkers protect the course. - Beverage cart was in operation and stopped by several times - Decent practice facilities; did not see a practice bunker Overall, I like Big Meadow even more than Glaze Meadow. It's not too difficult for high handicappers and probably offers a good challenge to scratch golfers. The clubhouse contains Roberts Pub, a very nice 19th hole.

The course was in excellent condition. Fairways had good grass, bunkers were maintained well with…read morefluffy sand, and the greens were in reasonable shape but exceptionally slow. Pace of play with no marshaling was 4 hrs.