Wildwood Golf Course

21881 NW St Helens Rd
Portland, Oregon 97231

Phone(s): (503) 621-3402

Wildwood Golf Course is located about 20 minutes outside of Portland just off of HWY 30. Nestled in a quiet valley and among towering fir trees, this 5,675 yard, 18-hole course provides plenty of challenge for all golfers.

Several holes roll up and down the early reaches of the valley walls while the rest meander along the valley floor. Three creeks either run along or cut across several of the fairways and water comes into play on almost every hole.

The clubhouse overlooks the front nine and provides everything needed for a satisfying round. Whether it's golf equipment, lunch, snacks or refreshments, Wildwoods friendly staff is there to help. Take a few hours off this week and treat yourself to a round of golf at this unique course.

The putting green is well maintained and located to the back of the clubhouse above the power cart stalls. Chipping is allowed.

The driving range is open off of mats only. Irons Only

The Wildwood clubhouse provides a variety of services. Lunch, snacks, beverages, a good selection of golf equipment and course apparel are available. The patio is open during good weather.

Hole #15: This photo was taken from the back of the green. The fairway is relatively open with the exception of the creek that runs along the right side and then cuts across the fairway about 50 yards from an elevated green. Trees line the left fairway.

Hole #9 is a relatively easy par 4 that starts from an elevated tee and ends with an approach shot to an elevated green.

Hole #8: Selecting the correct club is the difficulty on this hole. It's only 105 yards but almost straight up and a creek cuts across the fairway. Too much club will leave you with a down hill chip shot to a green that slants from back to front. Not enou

Hole #7 is a slight dogleg right with a creek cutting across the fairway on your second shot. Watch your distance. You may want to lay up on your second shot and take an easy iron shot to the green.

Wildwood #6: Not much room for error on this par 3. The green is very large but watch for pin placement. The tee area is elevated and a tree guards the right front of the green. OB areas are close to the right and back.

Wildwood #2: Don't let the short distance of this hole fool you. There are plenty of hazards to spoil every shot. The fairway takes a sharp dogleg right about 180 yards out and then heads up, up, up to an elevated green. A dead pine and a pond come into p

Hole #1 is a par 5 that starts with a downhill tee shot that doglegs right about 220 yards out. A creek cuts across the fairway just in front of the green. The photo was taken from a hillside to the back of the green leading up to the second hole green.

Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: Bill O'Meara
Public/Private: Public
Year opened: 1990
Golf Season: year round
Guest Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Yes
Fairways: Winer Rye
Greens: Bent Grass

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: No
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $20 - $25
Week-ends: $20 - $25
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Course policies and advisements

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code:
Credit cards accepted: VISA, MasterCard Welcomed

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
forward	72	4985	117	68.4
middle	72	5756	111	68.1

Reader Ratings / Reviews

by Mike Yarbrough
on July 25th, 2010 09:44
I have played this course many times and have loved playing there. Today, I brought some friends to play the course. We teed off first this morning. We finished the front nine in about 2 hours 8 minutes (slightly behind by maybe 10 minutes or so) as some of my friends (we had a foursome) had never played the course. We made the turn and we were treated very rudely by their course marshall (very young kid named Tyson). He stated in a very rude tone: "2 hours 8 minutes is completely unacceptable) and was getting very aggressive with one of the people in our group. I complained to the Manager and we were asked to leave the course. We were all in complete disbelief. Three of us are middle aged men, very mellow people. We were being gentlemen as always. We will never go back to this course. Feel free to play there if you like a course with plenty of challenges but we warned, the employees are extremely RUDE!
by Tom Lindberg
on July 16th, 2010 02:29
This is a beautiful, relatively short course with many elevation changes and water challenges. I've played Wildwood regularly since 1991, and it just gets better and better. Kudos to the owner and his staff.
by Carl Messeman
on May 30th, 2010 13:42
Played Wildwood this weekend and the course was in excellent shape. The greens rolled really well and we were getting some roll on the fairways. I would recommend this course to anyone.
by Taylor
on May 19th, 2010 06:34
Great course, They really do a good job of keeping it in top form. subtle greens that can fool you
by wendell osborn
on May 18th, 2010 20:37
Rent a Golf cart!Lots of hills and trees,excellent well kept golf course.

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