Cedar Bend Golf Club

Bandon, OR · 34 mi away

Bandon Crossings is an 18-hole, par-72 public golf course in Bandon, Oregon, designed by Dan Hixson and opened in 2007. Located slightly inland from the coast, it is sheltered from direct ocean winds and can be played walking or with a power cart. GOLF Magazine named it one of the Top 10 New Courses of 2007. The heathland-style layout takes its shape from natural sand-dune terrain, with firm, fast fairways year-round.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Brookings, OR · 35 mi away

Salmon Run Golf Course sits along the Chetco River canyon a few miles up from Brookings on Oregon's south coast. Opened in 1999 and designed by Troy Claveran, the par-71 layout offers four tee sets ranging from about 5,400 to over 6,400 yards, with elevated tees and greens giving many holes distinct views. The course is set within a forested canyon with streams and wildlife visible from the fairways. It is open to public play with membership tiers available for regular golfers, and the clubhouse restaurant and pro shop also host weddings and other events.

Bandon, OR · 40 mi away

Bandon Dunes is the original course at the Oregon resort of the same name, designed by David McLay Kidd and opened in 1999. Kidd was in his twenties and largely unknown when developer Mike Keiser hired him, and the course's success is the reason the resort and its four later courses exist. The holes sit on bluffs above the Pacific, running through gorse, shore pine and open dune land, with several holes along the ocean edge. The turf is fescue and plays firm, so approach shots are often bounced in rather than flown to the flag. The par-3 fifth and the cliffside 16th are two of the defining coastal holes. Everything at the resort is walking only, with caddies available, and the golf runs year round in whatever the coast delivers. Bandon Dunes and the courses that followed turned this stretch of Oregon coastline into one of the country's best-known public golf destinations. After a round, McKee's Pub near the main lodge is a common stop for pub fare, Pacific Northwest beer and single malt scotch, with Scottish-style rooms and a fireside patio. Ghost Tree Grill offers a steakhouse and raw bar setting elsewhere on the property.