The Oregon Golf Club

Designed by Peter Jacobsen, The Oregon Golf Club is a private 18-hole, par-72 course in Oregon, United States, laid across rolling fairways lined with Douglas Firs and framed by the Willamette River and Cascade Mountains. Several holes define the character of the layout. The par-4 2nd plays to a green sitting 25 feet below the driving area, with Willamette River and Mt. Hood views. The par-3 4th drops downhill to a green with a lake on the left. Hole 12 is a 155-yard par 3 that must carry a canyon and creek through a wooded setting, and hole 17 plays 182 yards from a natural ridge line with a 70-foot drop-off on the left. Practice facilities include a grass driving range with covered hitting bays, putting greens, a chipping area, and Player Development programs with PGA-certified instructors offering private lessons and group clinics. The Clubhouse Restaurant provides formal dining with Continental and regionally-inspired cuisine and views of vineyards and Mt. Hood. A Members' Grill offers casual, family-friendly fare. The course is one of the most-played courses in Oregon on Hole19.