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Portland Golf Courses
Bring your clubs to Portland - as there are many excellent municipal golf courses with wonderful playing conditions, inspiring views and very affordable green fees
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Broadmoor Golf Course -
Opened in 1931, Broadmoor is one of Portland’s most pleasurable and popular golf courses. Broadmoor is a 6,404-yard par 72 public golf course that spreads over 220 acres of breathtaking landscape, with beautiful views of 3 mountains (including Mt. Hood) from numerous tees and fairways.A variety of interesting hazards, undulating fairways, trees, green side bunkers, natural water hazards, and Broadmoor Lake challenge you throughout the course. Visit www.broadmoor-1931.com.
Eastmoreland Golf Course & Driving Range -
Oregon’s second oldest golf course and the top choice for a municipal course in Portland, Eastmoreland is a beautiful 18-hole public golf course. Eastmoreland is ranked one of the nation’s top 100 public courses. The City Championship was created here and has been held here ever since the opening summer of 1918. The greens fees are the best in the city for a course of this quality. Tee Times: 503-775-2900 or www.eastmorelandgolfcourse.com.Heron Lakes Golf Course -
Nestled between the Willamette River and Columbia Slough, north of downtown Portland, Heron Lakes’ Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed courses - the Great Blue and the Green Back - offer 36 holes of challenging golf. The Great Blue, one of the most difficult courses in Portland, is a links-style course with water, tall rough, narrow fairways, sand, and small greens that roll and pitch. Green Back has more trees and fewer fairway bunkers. Listed by Golf Digest as one of the top 75 public courses in the U.S., Heron Lakes has hosted the annual Portland Invitational Tournament and the 2000 USGA Amateur Public Links Championship. Blue herons inhabit lakes and ponds around the course. Tee Times: 503-289-1818 or www.heronlakesgolf.com.
Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club -
West of downtown Portland, Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club blends with the natural beauty of the farmland. Pumpkin Ridge, which has hosted the U.S. Women's Open and the 2000 U.S. Junior Amateur Championships, is the best golf in Oregon.The Ghost Creek Course - Golf Digest's #1 New Public Course in 1992 - is a golfer's dream with four sets of tees, continuous cart paths, natural architecture of the land, and vistas of the Cascades, Coast Range, Tualatin Hills and farmland of the Tualatin Valley. Playing this course is a sublime experience. Tee Times: 503-647-4747.
Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club -
Portland’s best new golf course, Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club is a semi-private, 36-hole golf resort on the fringe of Oregon's wine country, 20 minutes west of downtown. The Reserve features two challenging courses set amongst rolling terrain, stands of timber, and Gordon & Buttercup Creeks. In the clubhouse, the Vintage Room restaurant offers delicious Northwest cuisine, fine wines from local vineyards and fantastic views overlooking the 18th greens. Greens fees are $65 Monday - Thursday and $79 Friday - Sunday. Call 503-649-8191 or www.reservegolf.com.RedTail Golf Course & Driving Range -
A beautifully redesigned course, RedTail (named for red-tailed hawks that nest in the trees) is a 7,100 yard, championship 18-hole course with risk-reward opportunities. Featuring four sets of tees, RedTail is characterized by its expansive greens and Scottish-style mounded fairways. Framed by strategically placed trees and water features, most greens are enhanced by large, white-sand bunkers that expand the shots needed to navigate the course. The facility has a covered lighted driving range and putting green, a clubhouse, instruction, and a restaurant/bar. Tee Times: 503-646-5166 or www.golfredtail.com.Rose City Golf Course -
Portland’s second oldest municipal course, Rose City Golf Course is an 18-hole par 72 course with rolling, tree-lined fairways. Water comes into play on holes 10, 11, 14, and 15 and green side bunkers are well placed. Rose City features challenging, long par 4s. Tee Times: 503-253-4744.
Langdon Farms Golf Club -
The #2 public golf course in Oregon, Langdon Farms Golf Club shares course architecture traditions with great courses from around the world. Measuring 6,931 yards from the back tees, the course puts a premium on accurate iron shots, yet remains very playable for recreational golfers.The beautiful, 18-hole course offers superior playing conditions with deceptive bunkers, groves of fir trees, and grassy hollows. The Club features a practice range, known as "The Stables," a pro shop, golf instruction, a clubhouse, event facilities and Langdon’s Grill. Visit www.langdonfarms.com.
The Resort at the Mountain -
Located in the highlands of Mt. Hood, The Resort at The Mountain is Oregon’s premier golf and ski resort. Set amidst the natural splendor of mountains, streams and forests, The Resort’s "Three Nines Golf Course" offers 27 spectacular holes, surrounded by the Mt. Hood National Forest, Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness and bordered by the Salmon River. From the forgiving “Thistle Nine” to the region’s oldest course, the “Pine Cone Nine,” to the signature course, the “Foxglove Nine,” the Three Nines provide an unmatched golf experience. A Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, the Three Nines are committed to the environment with a tribute to the Scottish origin of Golf. Authentic Scottish touches - "Scottish Bunkers," Scottie dog tee markers, and Scottish clan crests - create a highland ambiance reminiscent of the birthplace of golf. Visit www.theresort.com.Bandon Dunes, Bandon Trails, and Pacific Dunes Golf Course -
“Bandon Trails cements Bandon Dunes’ position as the single best place to play golf in the world.” (Photograph at Top) - Golf Odyssey, 2006. Located about 1.5 hour via plane from downtown Portland, Oregon - in the seaside town of Bandon - this true links course set on rugged, wind-swept land was recently named the #1 public course in Country! At Bandon Dunes Golf Course, every hole, hazard, and shot is defined by nature's presence. Bandon Dunes offers three distinct courses built on a beautiful stretch of sand dunes perched above the Pacific Ocean. Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes and Bandon Trails feature holes that run along the bluff overlooking 23 miles of sweeping, undisturbed shoreline. Among the coastal forest and dunes lie 54 golf holes that yield fresh rewards. The resort features a 32-acre practice center, a one-acre practice putting green and bunker practice area, restaurants and a lounge. Brandon Dines was voted "Best Resort Golf Course in America" by Golfwee, awarded the honor of top 50 of all golf courses in America by Golf Digest Magazine, awarded top 10 public courses in America by Golf Digest magazine and awarded top 10 Modern Courses in America by Golfweek. Visit www.bandondunesgolf.com.
