Timber Park
Estacada, Oregon 1 course · 21 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+0 votes 
Matt "Tree Bruiser" Bressler
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May 21, 2013
Have played this course once. Was set to 21 holes. Played this after playing McIver and was pretty spent. Has great tee pads, good signage, and pretty good baskets. Was pretty crowded the time I played it. I would love to go back there again.
+1 votes
CARL "snap" CLEEM
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March 17, 2013
awesome layout on a great course at an epic event...boom...would have gave it the a+ but i did not enjoy the air on the holes near **** creek...but definetly in my top 5 all time
-1 votes
Jacob pottratz
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December 29, 2012
Timber park, loved it stumptown slosh series #1 not sure if I placed! Had to leave early after completing the course
+1 votes
Rick Saffeels
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December 27, 2012
Great course; a lot of variety; fun to play again anytime of the year
+0 votes
Jason Sosnowski
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September 16, 2012
really awesome course. Not all the same wetlands as some of the Oregon courses but still super cool and fairly difficult. Mostly fairway drivers and a few middies
-2 votes
The "Herb"
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July 30, 2012
Nothing to challenging but a really clean and quick course. If I was making ANY putts I would have shot at least -5. Such is life, I'll play it again for sure!
+1 votes
Robert Ebeling iii
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May 31, 2012
Course had a little this and a little that making it fun. Would have been nice having a hole diagram to show distance and mando's
+1 votes
Ron Burke
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May 14, 2012
I really enjoyed this course. It was very tight on a few holes and we did encounter a few larger groups that were only out to party and play very slow. They refused to let us play through. Other than that, the people we met were super nice, the course was challenging and fun to play. Good mix of shorter holes, technically challenging and some bomber holes. Mostly in the woods but not like having to dodge every tree either. Good layout.
+1 votes
Jason Child
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January 22, 2012
Timber is great...but I'm biased; we live about 5 miles east of Estacada. As such Timber is our "home course".
A great place to get a mix of decent length drives in with some "in the trees" action. It does have more mando's than the average course...depending on how you play it. Some trees are painted, others are flagged. Other mando's seem to be more "customary" than anything else and while you could see the reasons (adjacent fareways) none of them are marked on the map(s). Because of frie ...
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+1 votes
Podg Oregon
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May 13, 2012
Finally mowed the grass. A little breeze felt good for 70F to 75F and Moms Day.
-1 votes
Cliff Dennis
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May 19, 2013
Looking good, Park got a new mower. Baskets got new numbers now hole #1 starts in the bowl, lower lot..
+3 votes
Jared Kastleman
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January 1, 2012
Good course, mostly flat with challenging tree layouts and mandos. Depending on how you choose to keep score there could be a few 3+ par holes resulting in eagle opportunities. Challenging, beautiful course.
+1 votes
frankie baltierrez
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July 25, 2011
Awesome time some hard shots and some nice easy shots would love for it to be my home course
-1 votes
Grant larson
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April 15, 2012
after playing for 11 months now, i must change my review for this park. Timber park is my go to park after work and it has definitely became my favorite course and the course i judge all others against. this course plays very well after a bunch of rain or during. very too swampy, good hole distances. i love this place.
+1 votes
Sara R
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August 11, 2011
Awesome course, very fun. Some areas smell like doo doo. Keep your eyes on those baskets, they move them at seemingly random times and they don't change the positions of all the baskets at the same time. Keeps you on your toes...
+2 votes
Nate Carey
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July 9, 2011
One of my favorites. Well rounded, cleared of most brush, lots of shade, very fun.
+1 votes
Alvin Natarte
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October 8, 2011
great time playin with ya Erin, Josh bro, great seein ya out there as well, hope your front nine was groovy man..
+5 votes
The Ronin
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January 14, 2012
Good course. Pros: Like the trees, nice distance, great tee pads, good mix of technical and distance, mandos make for some interesting drives, course flowed well, I like the new layout. Cons: Too many people (not just discers) on summer days, some tee pads are VERY close to baskets and fairways (extremely dangerous on some tee-offs considering how busy the course was). The new layout makes the course feel longer, and the basket locations on the new holes are very difficult...almost too much ...
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+5 votes
Dru Stylez
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November 29, 2011
The All New Timber, I like it! Still need Sign's on the Course and Hole's #16 and #17 need Pads and Baskets in the ground, although I understand that this may only be temporary. This is my Revised Review. Hole 12 Stinks, Literally, Septic water treatment plant makes for Smelly summer fun!
-1 votes
David Newton II
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January 4, 2011
Timber is a great course with a fantastic mix of holes for all skill levels. The park is kept super clean with garbage cans at every tee pad. Timber is that course that can either make your day one time, and trash your ego the next. Got an ace on hole one one day, and lost the same disc on 11 the next.
+3 votes
Thomas "T" D.
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October 28, 2010
Beautiful,nice flowing and a great mix of disciplines. Hole 18 should be a par 4!! Sh*t Creek filling up so if you get your disc wet,get to it quick!!
+4 votes
Mateo of Hylton Baskets
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October 17, 2010
Pros: *Beautiful wooded course
*Well maintained course
*Trash cans and benches are provided
*Alternative basket locations
*Mandatory flight paths
*Nice tee boxes
*Baskets are in ok condition
*Offers fun playability for all skill leveles
*Offers other activities for non players
Cons: I didn't like that the course didn't offer hole maps/guides. I can see it being hard to navigate for that reason alone. No posted pars were made available either.
A few of the baskets were beat up and w ...
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+2 votes
TOE "Tee Off Even Under Pressure" UP
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October 7, 2010
T I M B E R and thats what they should do to it he he not really i love this place
+1 votes
Kyle Rakoz
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October 4, 2010
Depending on pin placement, this course is near perfect. Good length, lots of obstacles, good alternative pin placements. Well maintained and free park access. Looking forward to seeing all 36 holes in!
