Green Mountain Golf Course

Minus being rushed on the sixth hole for playing too slow at fifteen minutes a hole, course was groomed well, greens were nice, fairways need some work

Great value for golf and interesting layout. It’s too bad all or part of this property is slated for home development.

Decent course, greens were in good shape, good drainage (rained pretty good through our whole round with no issues). Not an extremely difficult course by any means but a good value, $ 47 for a weekend 18 with a cart and a bucket of balls. Friendly and welcoming staff, not super busy, good pace-of-play…I will be back!

You can get a good tee time at a pretty great value here. We got ours for $ 15 each online. The cart cost the same amount as our round.
The course is quite wide and forgiving. On a dry day you will get some epic bounces and rolls. There is some sand and water lurking behind knolls.
No shade. Bring cash for the 5^th hole beverage cart. You‘ll need refreshments.
Oh and. There are birds. Lots of little guys running and hopping and flittering around. Careful not too hit your ball too low to the ground… or by some freak accident you might take out a poor little sucker on what was looking to be the longest drive of the day.

I play Green Mountain 3 – 5 times a year, I am a 12 handicap and for a pure golf experience I would call it an average wide-​open course with enough design change to make it entertaining. The greens roll true, the bunkers are well maintained and the fairways and rough are standard public course fair. There is a range with grass and mat options. Overall I think it is priced right.
There are a few areas that could be improved… the bev cart didn’t come by very often (she was parked between 6 and 7) The areas between the holes could be maintained in such a way that could add quite a bit of visual appeal and finally a few more water coolers on the course would be welcome.
The staff was all incredibly friendly and it was easy to make a tee time.

Hi gang,
Played here 6÷19÷12. Cost me $ 40 w/​cart. It’s a good course with straight-​forward hole designs. There are lots of deep grassy areas spread around the perimeters. If you venture in there… fuggetaboutit. That ball will never be recovered. Excellent greens, dark gray bunkers. No. 8 is basically a blind par 3 over marsh areas. You can see the green, but it’s easy to lose a ball if you catch any of the reeds. No. 15 is a 556 yd l-​o-​n-​g par 5 that took me 3 good shots to get there, happily parred the hole. Greens are quick but roll true. The 18^th hole is freakish. It’s 486 yds in length and it doglegs to the right. The third shot can be a long approach to a tight corner. Other reviewers has spoke less favorably about Green Mountain, but I think it’s a good layout. Cart paths look like motocross corners, they could use some TLC. Play this course and I know you’ll have a wonderful day on a nice tract.
Rich

Worst Golf Course I have ever played. Super Soggy and not well maintained at all. We had trouble finding balls hit in the ‘fairway’ which should tell you something. Poorly marked and not expensive, but over priced for what you get. I don’t mean to hate, but save yourself the $$ and the headache. It’s just not a nice course and with so many options in the Portland area, this one simply doesn’t measure up.