We loved the course nice greens and fairways but first time playing 4 people. Had a single and a twosome behind us so let them through and then the Marshall informed us we were 12 minutes behind we explained we let a couple groups through and then he came back around to tell us we were behind again a few holes later. Nothing like that to ruin a game. We finished in exactly 4 hours so not playing slow. We were told it would be 4 hours and 10 minutes.

Absolutely beautiful course. They set tee times every 8-9 minutes. I've never seen so many people on a course. At one point we were stopped by the course Marshall and he told us we were 12 minutes off pace, we were playing faster than I've ever played. I skipped putts, skipped shots, and at one point we skipped a hole (which I've never done) I could not enjoy myself because of how rushed we were. You can tell they are about booking as many tee times as possible and that's it.

Top notch public course and amenities! Course difficulty matches the same level fun factor: A LOT. This gem has beautiful manicured fairways and super soft, bouncy greens. Tons of elevation changes; careful tee shot placement; and a solid approach game will all come to play on this course. RTJ has some competition!

Absolutely Incredible Staff And Beautiful Course Also! Cart Boys Are Extremely Polite And Maintenance On The Course Amazed Me!

I enjoy nothing more than hitting the golf course with my family, and Timberline did not disappoint. Growing up in Kansas, I played from the men’s tees (because let’s be honest—no one wants to hear, “You only won because you played the ladies’ tees”). 😄 This course is absolutely beautiful—every hole was scenic, peaceful, and just challenging enough to keep you focused but still let you enjoy the game. I haven’t played in a while, and though I only managed two pars and a few over, I held my own and barely lost to my husband (played from the ladies’ tees... for now 😉). The food from the Bar & Grill was delicious—I highly recommend grabbing a bite before or after your round! The only thing I missed was a cart gal or guy making rounds—it was hot, and this thirsty golfer was dreaming of a cold drink mid-game. Maybe next time! P.S. Don’t think the recent rain will slow down your putts. The greens still rolled quick! And my son Tucker, who works at Timberline, destroyed me on the course... but in his own sweet way said, “You actually surprised me with your game today, Mom.” That made the whole day even better. Looking forward to coming back again soon!