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Oregon

The famous quote: “Go West, Young Man!” dates back to the 1850s and promoted the expansion westward at an exciting time in US history. Today “Go West” is used by Oregon Tourism to tempt would-be adventurers to the Beaver State in the Pacific Northwest.

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  1. Tom Doak's Pacific Dunes is considered by many to be the best course at the fabulous Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.

  2. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed Bandon Trails, the third of four 18-hole courses at the magnificent Bandon Dunes Resort.

  3. The Bandon Dunes course at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort opened for play in 1999 and it has never looked back. It’s a rugged layout with huge slick greens and immaculate all-round conditioning.

  4. The fourth layout to grace the Bandon Dunes property, Old Macdonald, has been built in the architectural spirit of Charles Blair Macdonald and Seth Raynor.

  5. Pronghorn Golf Club (Fazio)

    Oregon, United States

    The Cascades form a dramatic backcloth to the up-market Pronghorn Club and architect Tom Fazio has used the fascinating, petrified landscape to create a dramatic Fazio signature golf course.

  6. Waverley Country Club

    Oregon, United States

    Laid out on a tight parcel of land beside the Williamette River, the course at Waverley Country Club dates back to not long after the club was formed in 1896.

  7. The Sheep Ranch course at Bandon Dunes finally debuted in 2020, with nine greens located against the bluffs, making full use of a mile of ocean shoreline. Interestingly, there are no sand bunkers here; only twenty or so grassy depressions...

  8. Pronghorn (Nicklaus)

    Oregon, United States

    Fairways are routed over a landscape dotted with lava rock outcroppings that Jack Nicklaus brilliantly incorporated into his design at the Pronghorn Club.

  9. Silvies Valley Ranch (Craddock)

    Oregon, United States

    The golfing element of the Silvies Valley Ranch project took eight years of construction and grow-in to complete, with Dan Hixson designing 36 reversible holes that use 27 greens...

  10. Eugene

    Oregon, United States

    Eugene Country Club is set among towering Douglas Firs where its natural setting and strategic challenge has elevated the club’s reputation as one of the best courses on the Pacific Coast.

  11. Tetherow

    Oregon, United States

    Better known perhaps for his first Oregon project at Bandon Dunes in 1999, architect David McLay Kidd returned to the Beaver State a decade later to lay out the woodland course at Tetherow Golf Club.

  12. Pumpkin Ridge (Witch Hollow)

    Oregon, United States

    The Witch Hollow course at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club has already hosted several major golf tournaments, including the 1997 and 2003 US Women’s Open...

  13. Silvies Valley Ranch (Hankins)

    Oregon, United States

    The boutique eco-resort of Silvies Valley Ranch lies inside an enormous working ranch that nestles within extensive tracts of designated National Forests in the isolated central region of the Beaver State.

  14. Astoria Golf & Country Club

    Oregon, United States

    There’s nothing fancy about Astoria Golf & Country Club, so don’t expect to find extravagant bunkering or complicated greensites if you tee it up here...

  15. Bandon Dunes (Bandon Preserve)

    Oregon, United States

    Opened in 2012, Bandon Preserve features a double green at the 4th and 7th holes, a dramatic drop in elevation at the 5th, with Cut Creek threatening the tee shot at the 11th.

  16. Portland Golf Club

    Oregon, United States

    Ben Hogan claimed his first Major title here at Portland Golf Club, winning the 1946 PGA Championship. The following year the club played host to the Ryder Cup that nearly didn’t happen...

  17. Crosswater

    Oregon, United States

    One of the main sporting attractions at Sunriver Resort is the Crosswater golf course which lies 15 miles south of Bend in central Oregon...

  18. Pumpkin Ridge (Ghost Creek)

    Oregon, United States

    Ghost Creek is the Robert Cupp and John Faught-designed course at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club that you can play; Witch Hollow is the one you can’t.

  19. Columbia Edgewater (Macan)

    Oregon, United States

    Columbia Edgewater Country Club was designed by Dublin-born Vernon Macan, who became one of the Pacific Northwest’s most prolific architects of the Golden Age of golf course design.

  20. Broken Top

    Oregon, United States

    Situated a little more than a mile from downtown Bend, on the eastern side of the Deschutes National Forest and the Cascade Mountains, nestles the ever-popular Broken Top Club.