Rock Creek Country Club

5100 NW Neakahnie Ave
Portland, Oregon 97229
Washington County

Phone(s): (503) 645-1101
Fax: (503) 645-1755
Website: www.rockcreekcountryclub.com

Originally a nine-hole public golf course, Rock Creek Country Club opened in 1958 with special guest Bob Rosburg, a former tour player and current TV commentator, playing on opening day. The golf course, which is located in Hillsboro near Portland, has undergone a number of improvements over the years, including the addition of nine holes in the early 1960s. Designed by William Sander, this par 72 has three sets of tees and can be stretched to as long as 6,700 yards. The course became private in 1975, after which several changes were made, including relocating the clubhouse, a new golf shop, new drainage and the nines were reversed. In 1980, Rock Creek played host to the Oregon Open. The club features extensive practice facilities, grass driving range, private men and women's locker rooms and saunas, as well as a clubhouse bar and grill and meeting facilities.

A view of the practice area at Rock Creek Country Club

Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: William Sander
Public/Private: Private
Year opened: 1958
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: $71
Weekends: $71

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: Yes
Dress code: Proper golf attired required.
Credit cards accepted: Yes

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
Blue	72	6700	128	72.4
Red (W)	72	5476	119	71.7
White	72	6391	128	70.8

Reader Ratings / Reviews

by J
on May 07th, 2012 21:28
Unfriendly clubhouse attendant, very shaggy and poor fairways, missing many of the aesthetics you'd expect out of a place that calls itself a premiere country club, course is unimaginative and boring -- almost all holes are dead straight with greens all the same size that are crowned and slope back to front. Driving range is laughable at best.

This course is Portland Public Golf (Broadmoor, Red Tail, etc.) quality yet considers itself a Country Club. Not to mention the fact that the back 9 doesn't dry out until July because of the nearby terrain and terrible drainage.

My tee time cost me $39 as twilight in May. I should have spent $10 extra and gone to The Reserve instead. Stay away unless you like feeling underwhelmed.
by Bruce
on July 28th, 2011 09:27
Only dry enough to play 2 months a year, kind of a dog track, easy to forget.