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The Course
Not moving away from nature's work, Skyline is draped on the south face slopes high above the Columbia River. The layout takes full advantage of its natural scenery with huge trees, and panoramic views of the river's ocean-bound cargo vessels gliding past the dynamic hillocks of Oregon.
A natural course with a minimum of artificiality, the holes blend effortlessly with the landscape. The land’s natural features isolate elements to challenge the skill and mind of the player while offering a multitude of different shots and ways to journey to the green.
Yellow and red tee markers are set for women, bowling balls at Pitch-n-Putt distance for youth and beginners offering the best scoring opportunity. White tees for average good golfers and blue for extreme shots will excite your emotions. Two cups per green with sets of black and red flags add interest to the second nine holes. Play the sets that suit your game.
Challenging!
Hole-by-hole
Golf is a thinking person’s game that requires inventing and hitting creative golf shots. Today young players grow up surging with their full strength. In the past, the best players learned to throttle back, skillfully using power when it suited. Physical ability is replacing mental agility as a prime source of golfing success. This represents a fundamental shift in the character of the game.
Our course requires the reinjection of mental skill and finesse, neutralizing the power hitter’s privilege by subjecting them to risk and reward for their style of play.
Free drop!
We’re not rule crazy. All we ask is for you to be courteous to other players, help us take care of the course by repairing your divots on tees and ball marks on greens and are safely driving the golf carts. If your ball lands in a pile of elk dung, you get a free drop.
Blue markers for beginners
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