Oregon Coast Golf Courses
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TOP OREGON COAST PUBLIC GOLF COURSES
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| Oregon's 362 miles of coastline is made up of diverse terrain ranging from rugged cliffs to evergreen forests to Sahara-like dunes. The Oregon Coast's diversity allows for a huge selection of choices of golf courses from some that skirt towering sand dunes to others bordering scenic Pacific coast beaches or inland river valleys The rugged beauty of the Oregon coast and the potent energy of its battering waves have inspired golf course designers to build some breathtakingly beautiful golf courses. |
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Top Oregon Coast Golf Courses
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Golf Course
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Holes
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Course Type
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Description
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Bandon Dunes
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54
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Resort
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At Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, you'll find three distinctly different courses built on a beautiful stretch of sand dunes perched 100 feet above the Pacific Ocean... |
| Sandpines Golf Links |
18
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Public
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The golf course at Sandpines incorporates the beautifully rugged canvas that is the Central Oregon Coast... |
| Coos Country Club |
18
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Semi
Private
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As a semi-private club, the golf course is open for public play to those living 50 miles outside of the Coos Bay area year round. |
| Salmon Run Golf Course |
18
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Public
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Salmon Run Golf Course has the reputation as one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in Oregon... |
| Gearhart Golf Links |
18
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Public
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Gearhart Golf Links is the oldest course in the northwest and arguably in the Western United States... |
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Mild temperatures, dramatic scenery and a wide range of landscape make Oregon's coast one of the state's best areas for great public golf courses. Playing golf courses located on Oregon's coastline provides golfers with the lore of links-style golf in the dunes among rolling fairways, peerless greens and whipping ocean winds. A getaway to the golf courses in Oregon's coastal region will rekindle your passion for the game.
The Oregon Coast is unique in that the whole coastline is public land. Oregon law prohibits private ownership of coastline property. The Oregon Coast is generally divided into three regions.
- The 'North' Coast - from Astoria to Lincoln City
- The 'Central' Coast - from Lincoln City to Reedsport
- The 'Southern' Coast - from Reedsport to the California border
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