Tualatin Country Club is the fourth oldest golf course in Oregon and its history reflects just that. The club was established in 1912 in reaction to the exclusion of Jewish business professionals from the other private clubs in Portland.
Since then, a lot has changed at Tualatin Country Club, but a lot remains the same, including the golf course.
The big hitters in our group spent most of their day in the trees that bordered the narrow fairways. This track is living proof that golf courses don’t have to be 8,000 yards long to be difficult.
The 8th, 9th, and 10th holes are framed by the Tualatin River, and will have you on your toes as you negotiate a short par four, reachable par five, and short par three, respectively.
As we sipped ice cold Northwest Brews after the round and I collected a handful of $20’s, our group’s bombers vowed to find more fairways and try to earn some of their money back for the rest of the trip.
