Oregon Golf Association

Played, if you can call taking an 8 on a par three playing, the OGA Golf Course (also known to a very few as Tukwila) yesterday. Have played the course several times before but never reviewed it on Unilocal.As always the course was in excellent shape, though two days of «sweet summer rain» added to the normal sprinkling, damped the course considerably.
But I guess I should start at the beginning. The club house and pro shop staff are great — very accommodating and responsive to questions and requests. Makes a wonderful way to start a round (even if you are going to take an eight on a par three!). The putting greens (there are two of them) pretty much reflect the greens on the course, although it would be nice to have at least a couple of flat spots in order to get a better feel for your stroke. The pro shop calls every group to the tee which is nice and prevents a milling around near the tee area. The course layout is pretty obvious, except for blind drives on number four and number seven (which follows the par three on which I carded an 8!), but there are markers on the tee giving you distances to the «driving» stake. You need to be aware that the greens on number 9 and 18 share the same space, so what looks like an ample green can produce some extremely long putts if you play to the wrong side. Finally, the two nines are very different. The front weaves it’s way through a filbert orchard, large fir trees and much fauna. The back is lined with house and feels like a suburban development course. Both sides are still excellent, just shockingly different.
As nice as the course is, there are a couple of downsides. The distance between the ninth green and the tenth tee is a considerable hike, but I am not sure there is anything they can do about that. Getting from the parking lot to the Pro Shop one almost needs a map — signage could be better.
Overall a wonderful (except for one hole!) experience and one I hope to repeat several times. If you are in the area, don’t miss this one!

Golfed while my wife shopped at the outlet mall close by. Beautiful course out in the middle of nowhere (Woodburn, OR). Well priced and easily a $ 100 course if it was located in Southern Cal.

Was in Oregon traveling through & was looking for a place to play. My 1^st choice was having a tourny & they recommended this place. BEAUTIFUL course & 3 great guys to play with. Highly recommend this if you are in this area.

Not the most exciting course and it can be pricey, but for the cost you get excellent conditions and perks like like water coolers on select holes.
After your round, high-​tail it back to your favorite Portland brewery.

For the price it is the best course I have played. Not one patch of dead grass anywhere. Fast greens that will give a good challenge. Lots of wildlife roaming about. The staff was very professional and made me feel welcome. If your in the area do not pass this one up!

The OGA at Tukwila is one of the best courses in Oregon in my opinion. Rates are affordable for top-​quality golf.

Excellent track for both the accomplished golfer and the beginner (well sort of beginner; you may want to have a few rounds under your belt before you give this a go). Course is very well maintained with fair but challenging holes. The course eases you into the round with two opening holes that are relatively easy before whacking you up side the head with a very difficult Par 5 on the 4^th hole. You hit a semi blind drive into a narrow area, hit a second shot 150 to 175 over a creek and then have a long third shot to the green. If you blow the tee shot you are history on this hole.
After number 4, the holes, especially the innocuous but deadly 7^th hole, can lead to big numbers. The back nine is not as picturesque as the front nine but is equally challenging. Holes 11 and 14, both par 5s, will give you fits.
Prices are reasonable here. Great value for your golfing dollar.

OGA is a great course, with plenty of challenging holes, well maintained fairways and greens. Layout is good and the holes are quite varied. Staff is super and pace of play is normally very good. If you belong to OGA, you get a free round here each year so that’s another great bonus. One of my favorite tracks in the Wilsonville area.