Stone Creek Golf Club

Steven Mcdade made my golfing experience one of a kind. It was the first time I was at Stone Creek and the course is perfect scenic just amazing to take in. It has a driving range and a running track that makes it just what I call a complete club. They make it easy for groups to come in and have a fantastic hall that can fit a small army in it. The staff is very courteous and attentive. The course attendants are right on top of getting everyone refreshed. If I could give them more stars I would.

I’m a non golfer but if you’re looking for a running course, this is the place to try out. Approx 3.2 mile loop that’s paved, chipped and has some hills! Awesome views as you run past a creek, expensive homes and run along side the golf course. This is worth a drive out!
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Played here last week for a charity event. Nice enough course. Not much of a clubhouse to speak of. Friendly staff and definitely not stuffy like some courses. Great place for beginners to play & learn without too much pressure. Moderately challenging course. Would come back to play on my own time.

First time iv played here and I get stuck behind a group of 5 ! Yes you heard me right 5. Come to find out the head pro set it up. Gotta love a 5 hour round on a Tuesday in February. The group stayed 3 holes behind the entire round. What a joke. Slow play is ruining golf, the last thing we need is the course helping the slow play. Thanks stone creek. Last time I will ever play at this course !!!

Played here last week, friendly staff including Eddie at the front desk. I matched up with a regular who helped show me the lay of the land. Front nine was fairly open and not too challenging, but you get a test on the back. I wish the nines were a little better balanced and the par 3s could be a bit longer but there are some great holes out there.
Course was in great shape and is a terrific value, I will certainly be back!

This is my favorite golf course in the Portland area. Played it this morning ($ 20 early bird), they had a tournament scheduled for later so they were sending groups off the front and back. Didn’t think it would work, but it did!
Course is always in good condition and especially so in the winter when all others are waterlogged.
Great staff, also.

If you play on the weekends. Plan on a 5+ hour round.
They let 5somes play out here. WTF!
When I asked the in the club house about it.
The guy said. Ya, we do send out 5somes. But they have to keep up.
You got to be kidding me.

Just had my husband’s surprise 70^th birthday party here. This place is top notch! The setting is gorgeous, the building brand new and beautiful, the food was excellent and beautifully presented, the cost extremely affordable. The best part is the staff. Jason Coles and his staff are beyond excellent in their customer service and attention to details. Don’t look anywhere else if you need a place in Clackamas County. This place outshines them all! Can’t say enough good about it.

Great muni course. Challenging but not overly intimidating for high handicappers. SC can be crowded during the season but this track drains well so its a very good off-​season venue. I’ve played the course over 20 times and always find the staff friendly and helpful in keeping the pace of play reasonable. The greens and fairways are well maintained. We like to play the Hot Dog special ($ 39 with a cart, hot dog, drink and chips). The twilight deal is also good if you can get a tee time early enough to play 18.

Designed by local PGA Tour favorite Peter Jacobsen, Stone Creek is a modern 18 hole golf course in Oregon City.
The front and back nine play totally differently. The front 9 winds through open plains lined by tall grass and a few trees. The back nine plays more like a traditional Pacific Northwest target golf course as it goes through the trees and winds across a large valley. I was told that this is by design.
There are a few funky holes on the back nine. Holes 12 and 13 cross over a valley and have uphill approach shots (you can’t even see the green on your approach on 13). Hole 15 has a white stake signifying where you should place your tee shot because you can’t see the landing area or hazards from the tee box. Course designers should pay heed to Gary Player’s wisdom — no great golf holes play uphill!
Most people that I’ve talked to prefer the front nine and it is easier. If you haven’t scored well by the time that you make the turn, it is unlikely that you are going to do so on the back nine.
The greens are mixed Bent and Poa-​Annua. They tend to be on the larger side, fairly quick but don’t undulate much. Like The Reserve, it is easy to read too much break on these greens.
Their practice area isn’t too shabby either — with grass driving range tees, two pitching greens, a large putting green and a practice sand bunker.
This course was built for drainage and it shows. It is one of the best winter courses in the Pacific Northwest.
At $ 39 for a summer round, Stone Creek ranks as one of the best values in the area. If you happen to be a member of The Reserve or Camas Meadows card programs, you can get an extra 10% off.

I think this is a great local golf course. It is the only golf course that play really well in the Portland winter. The service is always friendly. I highly recommend this course.