The Mount Hood Resort Course is about an hour east of Portland at Mt Hood with 27 holes.

The golf courses march through a scenic setting in the foothills of Mt Hood in the Salmon River Valley. The Foxglove nine provides a mix of open and narrow, fairways along the River. The Thistle is the most playable of the three as it weaves along tree lined fairways bordered by wetlands with well bunkered greens. The original Pine Cone nine is over basically the same topography as the others but with narrow fairways, modest greens, and little in the way of sand bunkers. There's four sets of tees overall with the tips playing to: Foxglove-3,218 yards, Pine Cove-3,368 yards, Thistle-2,956 yards; Course/slope ratings for the rotations: Foxglove/Pine Cone-71.2/130; Pine Cone/Thistle-70.4/122; Thistle/Foxglove-69.0/130. The original Pine Cone was designed by Shattuk & Waale in 1928 with Billy Welch adding Foxglove and Thistle.