Lake Oswego Public Golf Course

Nice quiet course. Greens are extremely fast. Hole seven under construction just give yourself a birdie. Will go back

Fun golf course. Played back 9. Not too crowded either. I would say that some of the greens are pretty tricky. Par 3 but most holes are easily over shot. :) One of the better public golf courses that I have been to.

This is a great public golf course! Great location with a friendly staff. At some point, some of the holes have been under renovation, but the rest of the course is very well maintained, and the prices are reasonable.
For a par 3 course, this course offers challenges for beginners while still being a great place to learn how to play! They have two putting/​chipping greens as well as a driving range. They also have a restaurant that is cheap and tasty. Overall, lovely public golf course, can’t wait to get out there again!

Pretty good public golf course. My friends and I came out here after work a few times this summer /​fall to play 9 holes. Played the first 9 one day and the back half the other. The only thing that kinda stinks is for the last few holes, there are a lot of driving range balls floating around so it was hard to find our balls. For the price though, it was a good relaxed atmosphere. No one hassling you and it was pretty low key.

Lake Oswego Golf Course is a nice, true 3-​par muni course out in South Lake Oswego. It’s not a typical pitch n’ putt style course, but has multiple holes in the 159 – 179 yard range. This offers a nice set of links for technical short-​game play but maintains a challenge of getting on the green with some long, mid-​iron strokes.
I played here in the dead of winter on a friend’s Alpha pass but would happily pay the $ 15-​$ 20 18-​hole rates to play here again. The status of the course in the depths of December can only be described as soggy. I’ve played a few local muni courses in this area and can say that a couple of holes on the back nine here are much muddier than I am used to. That is, of course, a factor in winter play in Oregon but I found more mud here than I have on any other course. That said, I enjoyed my round of 18 and due to the short distances was able to get through in under two hours.
The staff here is plenty friendly and helpful, and the pro shop is decently well-​stocked, at least for last minute items as well as some clubs and clothing. I had no trouble walking on during low season and was met with nothing but smiles. There’s a driving range too that’s decently well-​lit. I didn’t partake and this is not close to home for me, so I won’t be using it often, but for the locals it looks plenty good.
I look forward to coming back and playing this course in a drier time of year. It would definitely be a fun place to play with beginners as well, since there are no bunkers or water hazards. In fact, I’d count this as one of the better Par-​3 courses I’ve played. At least as far as layout and distances go. It seems well-​maintained, too, save for the sogginess caused by a December with record rainfall.

The place has an ok driving range, but I’ve been to better. The balls are always wet when they come out of the dispenser, which is a bit annoying.
The good thing about it is that is super convenient to those who live close to Lakeridge. I have yet to play the actual course but I’ve heard that you do not even use your driver. That’d make sense because there are supposed to be very short Par 3 holes.
Don’t go on the weekends during peak times, there will barely be a spot for you at the range. However, if you go at non peak times, there’s a good chance you’ll be the only person there.

What a great local course! My son and husband love this. The service is great, fun instruction, great food and drink at Bunkers, just an overall wonderful family place. Tom the manager keeps it all running smoothly. Give this community asset a try!