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Alderbrook Golf Course, now branded The Mook at Alderbrook, is an 18-hole public course north of Tillamook on the Oregon coast. Golf began on the property in 1924 when Lee Smith developed a nine-hole course from former dairy farmland. The course later expanded to 18 holes; historical material identifies either 1963 or 1966 for that expansion, so no exact expansion year is asserted here.
Published course data lists a par of 69, a back-tee distance of 5,692 yards, a 66.8 rating and 105 slope. The routing moves through mature coastal forest and rolling ground at the foot of the Coast Range, with substantial elevation changes on parts of the back nine. The property closed in October 2021 amid uncertainty about redevelopment, but a local ownership group purchased it in early 2023 and reopened the golf course on April 1 that year.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 69, 5,692 yards, course rating 66.8 and slope rating 105. Designed by Lee Smith, the course originally opened in 1924. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Restaurant.
The course traces its beginnings to 1924, when Lee and Helen Smith acquired former dairy property north of Tillamook. The original golf course was nine holes, with historical accounts crediting Lee Smith with laying out the early course.
Alderbrook eventually expanded to eighteen holes, although surviving sources differ between 1963 and 1966 for the completion of the second nine. The course was materially remodelled in 2011. It closed in October 2021 and was subsequently purchased by a local ownership group in January 2023.
Golf resumed on April 1, 2023 under the new branding The Mook at Alderbrook.
The Mook continues the Alderbrook course on the same property and celebrated 100 years of golf on the site in 2024.
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