Oswego Lake Country Club

Oswego Lake Country Club is a private 18-hole course in Lake Oswego, Oregon, designed by H. Chandler Egan and opened in 1924 on the southeastern slope of Iron Mountain. Par is 71. The course has hosted the 1957 Oregon Amateur Championships (Men's and Women's) and the Oregon Father & Son Tournament. Hole 6 is a 135-yard uphill par 3. It ranks as one of the most-played courses in Oregon on Hole19. Practice facilities include a lighted, heated year-round Practice Center with target flags and greens at various distances, a practice putting green adjacent to the range, and a chipping complex of greens and bunkers with varied distances and lies. A short game area sits adjacent to the 9th tee box. PGA Professionals offer year-round individual and group lessons and clinics. The Golf Shop carries golf equipment and clothing and provides club fitting, handicap services, and club storage. Dining options include a Main Dining Room and a Northshore dining room with accordion-style doors opening onto the Northshore terrace overlooking the pool. The Lakehouse Bar is a 21-and-over space for members.