Tualatin Country Club

Tualatin Country Club, a private parkland course in Tualatin, Oregon, was designed by H. Chandler Egan and opened in 1912. Tree-lined fairways run beneath century-old firs, with the Tualatin River shaping the character of the layout across 18 holes. The course holds Oregon Golf Association Facility of the Year recognition and carries both Certified International Audubon Sanctuary and Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary status. It is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Oregon. Practice facilities are extensive. The driving range covers more than an acre of grass teeing areas with covered stations, positioned behind the Pro Shop between the 1st and 9th fairways. Three putting greens are spread across the property, and a short game area adjacent to the 10th green includes a chipping green, practice bunker, and space for shots up to 70 yards. A Junior Golf Program runs year-round through Operation 36 and PGA Junior League. The Pro Shop is led by a Director of Merchandising. The bar program includes mixology classes and First Friday Wine Tastings.