Detailed description of Mallard Creek Golf Course
Mallard Creek Golf Course, is a Semi-Private, 18 hole Golf & RV Resort located in Lebanon, Oregon.
Mallard Creek Golf Course first opened for play in 2000. The Par-72 course was designed by Mike Stark.
Mallard Creek Golf Course winds through rolling hills, around and across Hamilton Creek, and alongside several lakes as it makes a nearly 7000 yard journey around the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in the Santiam River drainage basin of the Eastern Willamette Valley.
$51 (cart included), played on Thursday, July 2010 at 10am
The condition of the course was awful. I played this course in 2006 and it was absolutely beautiful. I dont know what happened or what, but the conditions of the fairways, greens, etc. have absolutely fallen off and look horrible. There must have been some sort of management change, because that is the only way I could describe the drastic changes and unsatisfaction of the course.
$26 (cart not included), played on Thursday, June 2010 at 10am
The Vagabonds played here last week; they gave us a break on the price $30. A fine course we play each year at least once. Would recommend to anyone, anywhere, anytime.
$61 (cart included), played on Thursday, July 2007 at 2pm
Mallard Creek opened in 2002 or 03 and has always been in wonderful condition, has a very friendly staff and great food.
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$26 (cart included), played on Saturday, March 2011 at 8am
I have noticed that people rating courses seem to give negative reviews when they play them in the winter. Perhaps, they should consider the amount of rain courses in the Pacific Northwest receive and consider themselves fortunate that we are able to play at all. Courses in the South shut down when they receive this much rainfall. Just sayin'.