Oregon golf
Best golf courses in Oregon.
Ranked by LooperScore, BogeyMap's own algorithm. 108 of the 108 courses we publish in Oregon are playable without a member invite.
BogeyMap publishes 108 golf courses in Oregon, of which 108 are playable without a member invite (public, resort, municipal, or semi-private). Bandon Dunes Golf Resort - Pacific Dunes in Bandon currently leads the state with a LooperScore of 97.8. The cities with the most courses are Bandon, Portland, Bend.
108
Courses published
75
Public
22
Resort
11
Semi-private
Top-rated courses in Oregon
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort - Pacific Dunes
Bandon, OR
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Old Macdonald)
Bandon, OR
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort’s Old Macdonald, designed by Tom Doak and Jim Urbina, showcases a classic links-style layout inspired by Scottish golf heritage. Set along Oregon’s rugged coastline, the course features strategic bunkering and dramatic dunes, offering a challenging yet authentic links experience that ranks among America’s top public courses.
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort - Bandon Trails
Bandon, OR
Bandon Trails, a masterful creation by the revered design duo Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, offers a captivating journey through distinct ecological zones, setting it apart even within the legendary Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. Unlike its links-style siblings, Trails artfully weaves through towering pines, open meadows, and dramatic dunes, presenting a unique inland-meets-coastal experience. Coore and Crenshaw’s minimalist philosophy shines, allowing the natural contours of the land to dictate the routing, resulting in a course that feels ancient and discovered rather than constructed. The visual character shifts dramatically from the dense, cathedral-like forests to expansive, windswept clearings, demanding strategic shot-making and adaptability. Memorable holes abound, including the par-5 4th, which plunges downhill into a secluded valley, and the dramatic par-3 12th, framed by towering trees. The course culminates with the challenging uphill par-4 18th, a fitting test of nerve and skill. Playing Bandon Trails is an immersive experience, a thoughtful walk through diverse landscapes that rewards thoughtful play over brute force. It’s a challenging yet immensely enjoyable round, consistently ranked among America's top public courses. This course is ideally suited for the discerning destination golfer seeking a profound connection with nature and a strategic test of their game, offering a perfect complement to the resort's other world-class offerings.
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort - Bandon Dunes
Bandon, OR
Designed by Scotsman David McLay Kidd, the original Bandon Dunes course, opened in 1999, embodies a design philosophy deeply rooted in the natural, rugged beauty of the Oregon coast. Kidd’s vision was to create a true links experience, where the course unfolds organically along pristine native dunes, offering expansive ocean views and a game of golf in its purest form. This is a thinker's course, where the ever-present winds and varying elements ensure a unique challenge with every round. The par-4 4th hole exemplifies this, demanding a precise tee shot and a thoughtful approach to a green guarded by deep bunkers and the Pacific Ocean. Another memorable challenge is the par-3 12th, a long hole where club selection is paramount to navigate the shallow, firm green. Bandon Dunes Golf Resort has a rich championship pedigree, having hosted numerous USGA championships, solidifying its status as a premier destination for amateur golf. Its uniqueness lies in its authentic links character, providing an unparalleled playing experience that feels both timeless and exhilarating.
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Sheep Ranch)
Bandon, OR
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort’s Sheep Ranch, designed by Coore & Crenshaw, offers a rugged, seaside links experience with dramatic ocean views and natural dunes shaping its challenging layout. Known for its deep pot bunkers and formidable greens, Sheep Ranch ranks among the top public courses in the U.S., delivering a pure, classic links test in a stunning coastal setting.
Crosswater Club
Sunriver, OR
Crosswater Club, a jewel in Central Oregon, stands as a testament to thoughtful design and pristine natural beauty, offering an unparalleled resort golf experience. Crafted by the visionary duo Bob Cupp and John Fought in 1995, the course masterfully integrates with the high desert landscape, featuring a captivating blend of wetlands, meadows, and mature Ponderosa pines. Their design philosophy emphasized strategic play and a harmonious relationship with the environment, creating a layout that feels both natural and challenging. The Deschutes River and its tributaries weave through the property, creating strategic water hazards and breathtaking backdrops that define the course's visual character. Players will find themselves navigating a challenging yet fair layout, where precision off the tee is rewarded and strategic bunkering demands careful shot selection. The par-4 15th, with its dramatic river crossing, and the picturesque par-3 17th, requiring a carry over water, are particularly memorable for their beauty and strategic demands. Crosswater has consistently earned accolades, including a spot on Golf Digest's "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses," affirming its status as a premier destination. This championship-caliber course is ideally suited for discerning resort guests and serious golfers seeking a challenging round amidst stunning Pacific Northwest scenery.

Tetherow Golf Club
Bend, OR
Tetherow Golf Club, designed by David McLay Kidd, is a links-style course in Bend, Oregon, known for its rugged beauty and challenging play. It features fescue grasses, dramatic elevation changes, and strategic bunkering, demanding thoughtful shot placement. Consistently ranked among the top courses in Oregon.
Pronghorn Resort (Fazio)
Bend, OR
Pronghorn Resort (Fazio) is a premier course designed by Tom Fazio, showcasing his holistic vision for golf in the high desert landscape. It features expansive play areas, larger greens, and strategic contouring, with a highlight being a par 3 near a lava tunnel. Ranked among America\'s Best Golf Resorts by Golf Digest and regularly wins awards as one of the best places to play.

Pronghorn Club at Juniper Preserve (Nicklaus Course)
Bend, OR
Jack Nicklaus high-desert design at Juniper Preserve near Bend
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club - Ghost Creek
North Plains, OR
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club - Ghost Creek, designed by Bob Cupp, is a renowned course in North Plains, Oregon. It offers a classic parkland style with tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering. Host of the 1996 US Women\'s Open and multiple US Amateurs.
Eastmoreland Golf Course
Portland, OR
Eastmoreland Golf Course, a venerable institution in Portland, Oregon, boasts a richer history than even Augusta National, having been established in 1917. This classic public track, designed by the esteemed golf architect Henry Chandler Egan, offers a timeless golfing experience that seamlessly blends challenge with natural beauty. Egan's design philosophy is evident in the course's mature layout, featuring tree-lined fairways and well-manicured greens that demand thoughtful shot-making. The terrain gently rolls through a picturesque landscape, providing a serene escape within the city. Players often recall the memorable 9th hole, a challenging par-4 that has seen its share of heroic shots and dramatic finishes. Eastmoreland provides a championship-level test for golfers of all abilities, rewarding precision and strategic play. Recognized as one of Oregon's oldest and most cherished public courses, it has consistently been a favorite among locals and destination golfers seeking an authentic and engaging round.
Langdon Farms Golf Club
Aurora, OR
Langdon Farms Golf Club, a consistently top-rated public course just south of Portland, Oregon, offers a refreshing links-style experience where every shot unfolds before you. Designed by the acclaimed duo John Fought and Robert Cupp, the course embraces a philosophy of clear sightlines and strategic play, eschewing blind shots and severe doglegs. Set amidst the picturesque rural countryside of Aurora, the terrain presents a visually engaging and immaculately maintained landscape. While specific signature holes are best discovered firsthand, the course is renowned for its pristine conditions and thoughtful layout that rewards precision. The overall playing experience is both challenging and enjoyable, catering to a wide range of handicaps without overwhelming the casual golfer. Langdon Farms has garnered recognition as a premier venue for golf tournaments and corporate events, a testament to its quality and service. This course is ideally suited for destination golfers seeking a high-quality, accessible links-style round, as well as locals looking for a consistently excellent golf experience.
Sunriver Resort - Meadows
Sunriver, OR
Sunriver Resort - Meadows, designed by John Fought, is a picturesque resort course playing through pine forests and along the Deschutes River. It offers stunning views of the Cascades and a strategic layout that challenges golfers of all abilities. A key part of the acclaimed Sunriver Resort golf experience.
Tokatee Golf Club
McKenzie Bridge, OR
Heron Lakes Golf Course (Great Blue)
Portland, OR
Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club (Fought)
Aloha, OR
Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club (Cupp)
Aloha, OR
Sandpines Golf Links
Florence, OR
Salishan Golf Links
Gleneden Beach, OR
Gearhart Golf Links
Gearhart, OR
Sunriver Resort (Woodlands)
Sunriver, OR
Eagle Crest Resort (Resort)
Redmond, OR
Brasada Ranch Golf Course
Powell Butte, OR
Running Y Ranch Resort
Klamath Falls, OR
Golf by city in Oregon
Architects behind Oregon's best golf
Common questions about Oregon golf
- How many golf courses can you play in Oregon?
- BogeyMap publishes 108 courses in Oregon. 108 of them are public, resort, municipal, or semi-private, meaning a visiting golfer can usually book a tee time directly with the course.
- What is the best public course in Oregon?
- Pronghorn Club at Juniper Preserve (Nicklaus Course) in Bend holds the highest LooperScore among public courses we publish in Oregon (84.0).
- How does BogeyMap rank Oregon courses?
- Every list is generated by LooperScore, BogeyMap's own 0-100 composite of course quality signals, verified golfer ratings, and editorial review. We never republish another publication's rankings, and a course only shows a score once the underlying evidence exists. See how the rankings work.
- Can BogeyMap get me on a private club in Oregon?
- No. BogeyMap doesn't sell tee times and never guarantees access. For clubs that allow limited outside play, Looper Pro members can read researched Access Intel describing how that access generally works — the club is always the final authority.
