Wildwood Golf Course

One of the nicer courses in Portland metro area. It drains well so it's not a bad place to play in the 6 months a year when we have nothing but rain here. It is a bit hilly so if you're not in shape a cart is recommended. One of my favorites and a just beautiful, park like setting course.

A fairly challenging course in an absolutely beautiful setting. You’ll get a workout if you walk but it’s definitely doable. I love the merch in the shop!

Played Wildwood today for the first time and will certainly not be the last! Great course with a slightly quirky design but lots of fun. Requires lots of different shots to make your way around. I enjoyed the entire course, only wish the driving range was bigger or had better mats. Be careful hitting balls near the tee holes there are metal clips that could damage your clubs. Besides that everything was great, course was in really good shape with a few wets spots but the greens were great!

Great place just outside of portland. Beautiful landscape, fast big greens. Definitely worth playing the back 9.

Literally the best hidden gem. Absolutely picturesque. Cheap club rentals & balls

Had a terrific first round. Friendly staff, fun and varied layout. Got to use nearly every club in the bag. Pretty as any course in the area. I’m coming back in two days with some old pals. What I liked most about it was that my wife felt comfortable there. Can’t tell you how many clubs develop a culture where women are made to feel like trespassers. But Wildwood had a varied and diverse group today and it made me excited to return.

Lovely well maintained greens and fairways. This coarse present a nice challenge since the golf coarse is built next to hills. The only thing is that the driving range is a bit short and narrow. Other than that it's perfect. Enjoy!

The course is in decent condition, but the pro shop and admin need better training. I showed up last week to find out that the course had been aerated the day before (early compared to other courses in Portland). This information was nowhere to be found on the tee time landing page or booking page on the website, but only on the home page (which people don't actually visit to make a tee time). On top of that, they still wanted to charge $66 for the round which is insane. Another time I went earlier this summer, we were making the turn and found two groups on the 10th tee trying to cut in fron…

Love this course. We'll maintained and great layout. Challenges your course management and club selection throughout the course. Go for the green with a driver or play smart with hybrid and Wedge to the hole. ... makes you think on every hole ....

Pretty course, nice staff, divot slices all over the course and divots on the greens... constantly. Tee shrapnel about. Kinda unkempt... Still the nicest course around. So fun! Staff is awesome, they have drinks.. not sure about food

Really enjoy Wildwood. The course is always in good condition and the prices always seem fair. I play courses that charge more or just as much as Wildwood, but are over crowded and not as pretty. The layout provides variety for the holes. It has a parkland feel that is cut into a hill side. There is only one house that lines the fairway. About half of the holes have an elevated gain at the green or tee box. It might be a ride for some. If the walk from the first tee box or the walk to the 9th green look steep to you. You have a similar walk about 9 or 10 times. Even though it is right off HWY…

Wildwood has it all in the name! It's wild and in the woods. Expect to use a cart or be sore the next day from walking- but those are both great options! Nestled in the foothills of Forest Park (one of the nation's largest urban pakrs) the gorgeous setting allows unparalleled views. If you find yourself frustrated about your golf game, you can take a moment to see beautiful glimpses Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, and countless other bounties of nature. Oh yes of course- golf! The course itself is well-maintained, and has its own unique blend of challenges and opportunities. Navigating through a "…