Stone Creek Golf Club
Oregon City, Oregon 97045
Phone(s): (503) 518-4653
Fax: (503) 518-3299
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The course is set on a 165-acre parcel off Hwy. 213 in Oregon City. Built at an estimated cost of $7.5 million, it features two distinct nines - the front half situated in a meadow-like setting and the back nine winding through towering Douglas fir trees and bordering wetlands. In addition to its namesake Stone Creek, the course has three lakes, four wetlands areas and 41 bunkers. There are four sets of tees, playing from 5,123 to the "Jacobsen" tees at 6,840 yards.
A full-service pro shop and deli are located in the clubhouse, which has a spacious outdoor deck overlooking the 18th green. Next to the clubhouse is a large tented area for private parties, tournament function, weddings and other catered events. An expansive 6 1/2-acre driving range with all grass tees and target greens serves as a convenient on-site practice area
Another unique aspect of Stone Creek Golf Club is the excellent drainage. Significant resources were expended to ensure the driest course conditions for year-round play. According to Golf Course Superintendent David Phipps, "At most courses in the Northwest during the winter months, the ball doesn't roll much, but here you'll see the ball actually bouncing down the fairway in January."
Two of the most scenic holes are par-3s. the 180-yd. No. 6 played over a lake from the Jacobsen tees, and the 141-yd. No. 14, which necessitates a drive over wetlands and consideration of a stack of boulders protecting the green. One of Peter Jacobsen's favorite holes is the par-4 ninth, a 397-yard challenge from the back tees with two fairways to choose from - an upper elevated landing area with a clear view of the green; or a lower approach through a narrow opening between bunkers.
After a round of golf, golfers can relax at the clubhouse with outdoor seating on a large deck overlooking the 18th green
With its large tented area for special events, Stone Creek Golf Club is a prime spot for hosting tournaments, weddings, corporate outings and other large groups.
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Golf course details
- Holes: 18
- Designed by: Jim Hardy, Peter Jacobsen
- Public/Private: Public
- Year opened: 2002
- Golf Season: Year round
- Guest Policy: Open
- Tee times welcomed: Yes
- Fairways: Bent Grass
- Greens: Bent Grass
Facilities
- Pro in house: Yes
- Driving range: Yes
- Rental clubs: Yes
- Rental carts: Yes
Green fees price ranges
- Week days: $25 - $50
- Weekends: $25 - $59
- Tee times from $16.95 - Check prices
Course policies
- Metal spikes allowed:
- Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and bermuda shorts required
- Credit cards accepted: Yes
Length, slope and rating for each tee
| Tee | Par | Yardage | Slope | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacobsen | 72 | 6840 | 133 | 73.2 |
| Blue | 72 | 6456 | 130 | 71.3 |
| White | 72 | 5925 | 130 | 68.9 |
| Gold (W) | 72 | 5123 | 121 | 70.1 |
Reader Ratings / Reviews
- Beautiful. Large greens with consistent speed. All around well maintained. Will return.This is one of my go-to courses, especially for winter and spring play. The front nine is enjoyable, not too tough, and is a good warm up for the back nine, which is tighter and more challenging. I rank it higher than Chehalem Glenn, lower than OGA and Langdon.While it is an enjoyable course, and it does drain reasonably well - caution if requesting a rain check. After playing today in torrential driving rain I decided 9 holes was enough. After requesting a rain check I was given a "chit" for $13.00, with the explanation that on week-ends it is $40 to play 18 and $27 to play 9 - so the $13 was the difference - not 9 holes as I had expected.
Needless to say I will not be visiting this course again due to the miserly attitude and total lack of customer service from the personnel in the club house!This is a great course in the Fall & Winter months in Oregon.
Drains will in most places-
Greens are a bit slow-but not bad.I expected this course to be a bit more challenging. Greens were very slow and the tee boxes a little rough/chopped up from the whites.
Clubhouse/restaurant were functional.
Views from the course and surrounding Oregon City area...stunning. Best part of the day. In the future, I'll skip the golf here and just take in a nearby park and save my clams.
Stone Creek didn't live up to my expectations. One pretty interesting 85 yrd par three, otherwise, not much creativity here. I did enjoy the different philosophy between the front and back nines, i.e. front nine pretty wide open, back nine, more heavily treed and tended toward target golf. Generally, the level of play was moderate to easy on the front and moderate difficulty on the back.
All in all, just OK. The greens were very slow, the pace of play was slow, the amenities average to below average. More so than most courses, I seemed to be able to easily hear the other foursomes around us....which at times was quite distracting.
i live in the Portland metro area and there are just too many other better options for generally the same $$$, i.e. Langdon Farms, Camas Meadows, The Reserve, the list goes on. I don't think I'll likely return to this course.One of the best in Oregon.This course has it all enjoy it and start early.This course is truely two in one. The back 9 being the most scenic and the front 9 being the more forgiving. Driving Range, snack bar and pro shop all good. A little tough to find the road to get into the place but well worth it once you play the course. You will come back after your first time.