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Hello from Sherwood, Oregon - yes, it's still raining


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Wow, have we had a lot of rain this winter and it's not over yet. But when the weather does change in spring Oregon has some great golf. My two regular courses here are Chehalem Glenn a newer course in Newberg and Langdon Farms which will host the local US Open qualifier this year on May 10th. But I think my favorite local course is still The Reserve South Course. A John Fought design, it has over 120 bunkers, lots of water and it's nice and long so you can take the driver out of the bag and let r rip!

For once I'm happy to say I'm in The Sand Trap!

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Rich


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I didn't want to give you the wrong impression. We do have some nice weather here in the summer Oswego lake Country Club #3

Oswego Lake Country Club #3, Lake Oswego OR


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Welcome to the sand trap, hopefully you can improve your game by posting here


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Single digit handicap


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Welcome to the forums.

My wife and I moved from Portland, OR to Omaha NE (thanks med school) about a year and a half ago.  Although I don't miss the rain, Oregon has some spectacular tracks.  I loved playing Langdon, The Reserve and Pumpkin Ridge when I was living in the area... hopefully we will find our way back there soon!

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Finally a decent weekend in Portland!  I played the Greenback at Heron Lakes on Saturday.  And yes my ball did plug in the fairway more then once.

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Welcome Rich - that's 2 more Portland area STers in the last week, maybe we could get a local S&T tourney together?

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Originally Posted by Mattplusness

Welcome to the sand trap, hopefully you can improve your game by posting here


Thanks for the welcoming. And maybe improve my posts by gaming here


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Welcome.  I'm also in Oregon.  I played Chehalem Glenn once and it was nice and a good price.  

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