The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club (North)

The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club (North) is one of the most-played courses in Oregon on Hole19, and the layout makes a compelling case for why. Designed by Bob Cupp — whose Oregon credits include Crosswater and Pumpkin Ridge — the North Course takes a markedly different character from its South Course counterpart. Where the South Course reflects classic Willamette Valley terrain, the North plays more like Oregon's coastal dunes. The expansive links-style layout features undulating native grass mounds, distinctive shaping, judicious bunkering, and formidable greens with short grass surrounds that make holding the putting surface a genuine challenge. The par 72 measures between 5,241 and 6,845 yards. The signature hole is the 459-yard par 4 17th, whose green forms part of a 43,000 square foot triple green complex shared with the 1st and 8th holes — an architectural feature that sets this course apart.