North Bonneville DGC

This is a nice park course that is beginner friendly, mostly flat, and yet has its challenges. Signage is pretty good with the exception that holes 2-6 are across the street next to the creek. These a ... show more ›

This is a nice park course that is beginner friendly, mostly flat, and yet has its challenges. Signage is pretty good with the exception that holes 2-6 are across the street next to the creek. These are the only holes that were a little soggy. The layout is pretty good with the exception that most of the holes are straight ahead. The trees make it harder but there are not too many. Most of the holes are between 220ft and 350ft. It is a beautiful setting in the Columbia Gorge and hole one is next to N. Bonneville City Hall. I will definately play here again if for no other reason then how pretty it is.

Fun, interesting layout that requires a wide variety of shots. Plenty of short to medium length holes through some trees, with a few longer ones that let you really throw it. You will likely use just ... show more ›

Fun, interesting layout that requires a wide variety of shots. Plenty of short to medium length holes through some trees, with a few longer ones that let you really throw it. You will likely use just about every disc in the bag. On top of that, the course was very well maintained, has an awesome setting in the Columbia river gorge and is the opposite of crowded.
The only potential negatives are that it could get a little windy and there are some baskets/fairways that are a little close to each other.

Good course with beautiful scenery, plays mostly flat with well placed trees and is vulnerable to windy conditions. There is some criss crossing in the lay out, making errant throws potentially danger ... show more ›

Good course with beautiful scenery, plays mostly flat with well placed trees and is vulnerable to windy conditions. There is some criss crossing in the lay out, making errant throws potentially dangerous. Water can come into play. Because the course is mostly flat it is well suited to those who are looking for a less strenuous experience.

North Bonneville is a great course for the advanced player. The combination of trees and wind will test your skill as you will need to utilize many different types of shots to conquer this beast. ... show more ›

North Bonneville is a great course for the advanced player.


The combination of trees and wind will test your skill as you will need to utilize many different types of shots to conquer this beast.

Those with long arms will love to open it up but beware of the breeze.

This is definetely one of the best courses in the Gorge.

I love the scenery!!! Pros: Nice park, awesome scenery, some tree groves, some long open, some tight alleys, flows fairly well. Cons: No elevation changes, no tee signs (yet), some dirt/unfinished ... show more ›

I love the scenery!!! Pros: Nice park, awesome scenery, some tree groves, some long open, some tight alleys, flows fairly well. Cons: No elevation changes, no tee signs (yet), some dirt/unfinished tee pads, doesn't have a "signature" hole, and CROSSING FAIRWAYS SUCK!!! Overall, I couldn't give this an "A", too many important cons. I will, however, definitely be back, one round wasn't enough..!

This course right here rates right up there with some of the best 18's the N.W. has to offer. I would have to put it up next to Pier park, Milo McIver park, and Adair park in difficulty. Swampy in the ... show more ›

This course right here rates right up there with some of the best 18's the N.W. has to offer. I would have to put it up next to Pier park, Milo McIver park, and Adair park in difficulty. Swampy in the Winter for sure, but WOW this is worth the Drive... Some of the Tee's need a little work (which I think will be done by late spring) and wouldn't recomend Playing here on Windy days, as you are in the George. Update! Tee's Pads are Done! Now they just need Sign's :)

This is one of the most dangerous course layouts I have ever played. In general, the holes are short and fun--with a few uniquely shaped fairways--but there are far too many crossing/shared fairways. ... show more ›

This is one of the most dangerous course layouts I have ever played. In general, the holes are short and fun--with a few uniquely shaped fairways--but there are far too many crossing/shared fairways. Throw in the typically high gorge winds and accidents become commonplace. At least 80% of the holes have opportunities to throw a not-so-poor drive at the wrong basket (which could hold a different group, still putting). This course probably records more "black aces" than anywhere else. Sure, the course is on a well manicured, green-grassy park with old growth oaks--and several tees do have concrete pads (the majority are natural) but it is simply not a safe enough layout. The amazing views of the gorge and adjacent river are just enough distraction to tempt you into lowering your guard....and............then....whap! A miscued drive will find it's mark. It's just a matter of time....

A gem in the gorge! This course will pull every disc from your bag, and if there's wind...gear up. Concrete pads are gonna make this course a must golf site in the greater pdx area. Really, one of the ... show more ›

A gem in the gorge! This course will pull every disc from your bag, and if there's wind...gear up. Concrete pads are gonna make this course a must golf site in the greater pdx area. Really, one of the nicest collection of holes around, well worth any travel time you incur, and you get to cross the Bridge of the Gods...bonus.

This is another course with potential and is getting closer to that potential with the efforts of the areas DG community. As of now the course has mostly concrete tee pads. The flow is a bit tricky, h ... show more ›

This is another course with potential and is getting closer to that potential with the efforts of the areas DG community. As of now the course has mostly concrete tee pads. The flow is a bit tricky, however there is a course map posted at the NW corner of the western most building. A few holes are over on the tennis court side of the road which can lead to some confusion. In the wetter seasons the course get really wet in spots... multiple pairs of shoes may come in handy. The setting of the course is rather beautiful, but with the Gorge beauty come the Gorge winds. These winds are no joke, if you want to practice playing in the wind North Bonneville will teach you. The OB of the walking trails is a added fun factor for some. All in all a great course for a DG'er that is used to finding his way around. If you are a novice or family headed out to explore a new course make sure and get a course map or find a guide. Happy huckin'!