Good golf course for $100 with a cart on a Friday. It plays pretty short from the whites. Maybe…read morenext time I might play the blacks. The course is in pretty good condition. Be sure to leave the cart on the cart path near the tee boxes or else some regular there will tell you can't drive on a par 3. I guess the regulars own that course. I was surprised on a 90 degree day there was not cart drink gal on the course. Such a nice place and you would think they could afford a golf cart drink gal on the course.

Indian Creek is an amazing course. I found it challenging and well maintained course…read more Rented a golf cart..loved the GPS and timer,new experience for me. The staff that run the pro shop are extremely welcoming, kind and friendly. My overall experience at this golf course was wonderful. Drive over from Portland was beautiful as the Gorge is always beautiful but the scenery on this course is so incredible . If you are not having your best game the scenery make up for it. Already planning to make my next tee time!!!!

This course is near my son's house in Estacada, OR. We pulled in late afternoon on a Saturday…read more They have a sliding green-fee scale based on day, time of day and season; four of us played nine holes, my son paid $110 which included 2 two-wheeled carts and two boxes of balls, not sure of the green fee - pretty good for a Saturday, Aug 1. We had to walk as no carts let out after 5pm. Anyway the staff guy in the pro shop was fantastic, kind, helped me choose a golf glove, and told us we'd probably have the course to ourselves (no one came up behind us, which i like). The pro shop is nicely stocked and i thought prices were reasonable. Stunning view of Mt. Hood on the first fairway and elsewhere. Tee boxes well marked and usually had a picture of the hole layout; there are some nasty doglegs. Course is fairly forgiving for the newcomer. Not much in the way of heavy brush to lose your ball in, at least in the first nine holes. Greens in great shape, but there were some muddy areas on the approach to some greens. It appears you can get discounts booking your tee-time online. There is a driving range here - we came out another day and got two large buckets of balls (buy tokens in the proshop, a dispensing machine is in the driving range) - looked like 60+ balls for $9. The range nets are in tatters in the most heavily targeted ranges, so you might have to yell 'FORE' a few times as your misdirected ball sails onto adjacent fairways. I like this course, will play again.

Renting the facility and I can't even bring my own cake that I've made. Requires me to have a…read morelicense even though I'm serving it to my own family. Absolutely ridiculous! I don't recommend this venue, it's a money grab and the facility is not that nice anyway. I've had their food before at a golf outing and it was horrible too.

Perfect for a quick nine . Friendly staff. Reasonable rates. Fun country nice carts .read more

I couldn't say better things about this golf course, it's my go to week day golf course while in…read moreOregon. It's a nice 9 hole course and the owner is the best and super helpful. Will be recommending to any golfers in the Portland area. Scenic course as well.

First time here with a few gals, and was impressed with the owner & the greens…read more Employees were helpful!!! Tc

Love this course! Very chill and laid back, no dick head marshals ruining the game. The course is a…read morelittle rough but so am I. You won't find better prices or tee times. Golf should be relaxing, this place is .

Overall, this is a nice place to visit. If you're looking for a somewhere to get away from the big…read morecity rush, enjoy some hiking, or just a relaxing trip, this is the place. My fiancée had a massage done by Tracy, and she was very pleased with it. I personally spent a good amount of time in the hot tub and found it relaxing, peaceful, and view we had from the third floor was amazing. My fiancée and I had a conversation with some of the staff there and they were friendly and knowledgeable about the resort. I have a few critiques, but I consider them minor due to the price and area. The bed was not the most comfortable and the blankets were very thin. The room also had not been cleaned very well, cobwebs on the ceiling, old food on the balcony, and I counted around ten or more spiders I had to get rid of. I also thought the rooms had recently been renovated, and if they were the crew they hired did a patch job. I noticed drywall nails pushing out, and repair jobs done without texture. Our fridge also did not work very well and did not keep our drinks or food cold. I was also saddened to hear that the trails on the property had been closed, but there are a lot of other ones around the area. I think Carson Hot Springs Resort has a LOT of potential. I don't find this place to be a luxury resort, but it is a comfortable one. My fiancée and I will definitely be planning another stay here and thank you for the comfortable experience you have created.

Unfortunately, I need to update my original review because what started as a pretty simple concern…read morehas now turned into almost three months of unnecessary frustration. During our stay at the end of May, I saw what appeared to be a small red, worm-like organism near the pool area. I reported it to staff and followed up afterward. Carson Hot Springs responded and told me they would look into it. Cool. That's literally all I wanted them to do. Since then, I've followed up multiple times asking one very simple question: What did y'all find? I haven't asked for a refund. I haven't asked for a free stay. I haven't asked for compensation or anything else. I just want to know whether they investigated it, what they found, and whether there was anything my wife and I should've been concerned about after using the facilities. I first followed up June 4. Again June 11. I've emailed multiple times since and also tried reaching them by phone. It's now August. Still no answer. Somehow the situation has gotten even more ridiculous because my email address now appears to have been blocked. Come on now. If you investigated and found out it was completely harmless, GREAT. That's actually the answer I WANT. Tell me that and we can all keep it moving. If you identified what I saw, tell me what it was. If nobody actually investigated it, just be honest about that too. Instead, something that could've been resolved with a two minute email has turned into nearly three months of me asking the same question while getting absolutely nowhere. That's what has completely changed my opinion of this place. Things happen at hotels and resorts. I understand that. How a business responds when a guest brings something to their attention tells me a whole lot more. Based on how this has been handled, I can no longer recommend Carson Hot Springs Resort. I have the emails documenting the entire situation, including their original response telling me they would look into it. I'm not looking for anything other than the answer I've been asking for since May. What did y'all find? That's it. Blocking my email definitely didn't answer the question.

The dishwasher (Leon) and me had a wonderful conversation about my game of golf, he gave me the…read moreexact feeling of feeling welcome I've been wanting for a long time. Give him a raise he's a wonderful worker.

Find these guys on GolfNow. They went semi-private last year and you can get some great prices…read more This front nine is a bit old and easy, but the back 9 is new and much more challenging (3 par 5's). I've golfed here right around 60 times in the last 12 months and can safely say it's a great out-of-the-way track with friendly staff and they take care of their course. For about the price of Glendoveer (without a cart!) you can golf here with a cart and unlimited range balls. Deal...I'm telling you. In fact, I kind of wish I didn't say anything.

So much fun out here in Eagle Landing. Fun and amazing for all families. Greens play fast. Enjoy…read more Solid par 3 course.

It was nice place so we thought we would try the soccer golf but clearly it was not taking care of…read moreor cared for like the rest of the course. The grass was sooo dead and with the super firm, smooth soccer balls, AND down hill holes, it was ridiculous. With a tiny tap it would go all the way down the hill on to the trail or road or whatever. The employee didn't seem to care when I brought it up.

I played here last year. Was it in good condition? No. Was it fun? Yes. Its cheap, has a great…read morelayout, fairways are mowed enough and nobody likes putting anyway. For the price and having absolutely nobody around, it's a gem for golfers.

$15 on the weekend. Great course to just swing a club. No one in front lagging or behind pushing…read more Don't expect to practice putting but enjoy a range decently challenging par 3, 4 and 5s at this quiet 9 hole course.

Thank you Skamania for making our 4 year anniversary road trip so special! When they found out it…read morewas our anniversary they upgraded our room to a fireside room, gave us a box of chocolates, and a sweet note! The room was spotlessly clean and the fireplace and AC both worked perfectly. The grounds are beautiful and their restaurant is incredible. I can't wait to come back again soon!

We just did the golf course which was very nice. But my review needs at least 85 characters,read more

Very family friendly! Amazing personal! Fun morning playing 9 holes. Make a memory with the kids…read more Kids play free!

Beacon Rock currently has no fairways or greens. The fairways are 3-6" of un-mowed grass...can't…read moretell where a fairway begins and the rough ends. The greens are weeds that are mowed short with wide, open bare patches...very little grass. Tee boxes are gouged up with chunks of turf gone and 4" high grass. The last time I played here a couple of years ago, it was in decent shape. Absolutely to be avoided now.