1.) Oak Knoll Golf Course - This course was built on gently rolling 
terrain and it has small but excellent greens. The design includes a couple of sand bunkers and a lot of hills. There are also about 100 trees that can alter your shots. The signature hole is #3, a 449-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot uphill and into the wind. There are additional sets of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round.
terrain and it has small but excellent greens. The design includes a couple of sand bunkers and a lot of hills. There are also about 100 trees that can alter your shots. The signature hole is #3, a 449-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot uphill and into the wind. There are additional sets of tees that can be used when playing an eighteen hole round. 3070 Highway 66, Ashland, OR 97520-9504
Phone: (541) 482-4311
Phone: (541) 482-4311
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Brookings
1.) Salmon Run Golf and Resort - No two holes are alike and many offer spectacular views 
from elevated tees and greens. - 3.5 miles inland means sunny conditions when the coast is foggy! Signature Hole - #4: The Lombard Street Hole is a little touch of San Francisco here at Salmon Run. With a beautiful rock-lined cart path that traverses to a 150 -foot elevation to the top tee, the course has have what 
may be the "crookedest little cart path in the world." The view from this spectacular 164-yard par three rivals that of any you may have ever seen. The approach shot is just as exciting with a 100-foot descent to a boulder island green surrounded by the always-engulfing lake and wetland area. Hitting this green will be a thrill. Seven tees from 111 yards to 164 yards will provide every golfer of all abilities the chance to earn a birdie opportunity. Golf Digest ranked this course as one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in Oregon. Salmon Run's name originates from the Chetco River, which runs alongside this course and is one of the largest salmon spawning rivers in the country. During spawning season, hundreds of fish can routinely be seen making their way upstream. Fearless golfers only need apply.
from elevated tees and greens. - 3.5 miles inland means sunny conditions when the coast is foggy! Signature Hole - #4: The Lombard Street Hole is a little touch of San Francisco here at Salmon Run. With a beautiful rock-lined cart path that traverses to a 150 -foot elevation to the top tee, the course has have what 
may be the "crookedest little cart path in the world." The view from this spectacular 164-yard par three rivals that of any you may have ever seen. The approach shot is just as exciting with a 100-foot descent to a boulder island green surrounded by the always-engulfing lake and wetland area. Hitting this green will be a thrill. Seven tees from 111 yards to 164 yards will provide every golfer of all abilities the chance to earn a birdie opportunity. Golf Digest ranked this course as one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in Oregon. Salmon Run's name originates from the Chetco River, which runs alongside this course and is one of the largest salmon spawning rivers in the country. During spawning season, hundreds of fish can routinely be seen making their way upstream. Fearless golfers only need apply.99040 S. Bank Chetco River Rd.Brookings, Oregon 97415
877.423.1234
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Cave Junction
1.) Illinois Valley Golf Club - located at the north edge of Cave Junction. The 9 hole, par 
72 Golf Course was built on very flat terrain, is situated on 71 lush acres and is well kept. The signature hole is #5, a 390-yard, par 4. Plans are currently underway to expand the golf course to 18 holes.
72 Golf Course was built on very flat terrain, is situated on 71 lush acres and is well kept. The signature hole is #5, a 390-yard, par 4. Plans are currently underway to expand the golf course to 18 holes.25320 Redwood HwyCave Junction, OR 97531
(541) 592-3151
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Eagle Point
1.)Eagle Point Golf Club - located 10 miles east of Medford in the Rogue Valley. Robert 
Trent Jones, Jr. created this spectacular layout with natural terrain and four sets of tees ranging from the green tees at 5091yards to the black tees at 7099 yards, creating plenty of 
interest, and making this course challenging for all levels of ability. Upon opening in 1996 Eagle Point Golf Course was ranked among "The Top 10 Public Access Courses of 1996" by Golf Magazine. Eagle Point was also ranked as one of Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" for 2007 and is ranked 11th in the state of Oregon by the Oregon Golf Association.
Trent Jones, Jr. created this spectacular layout with natural terrain and four sets of tees ranging from the green tees at 5091yards to the black tees at 7099 yards, creating plenty of 
interest, and making this course challenging for all levels of ability. Upon opening in 1996 Eagle Point Golf Course was ranked among "The Top 10 Public Access Courses of 1996" by Golf Magazine. Eagle Point was also ranked as one of Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" for 2007 and is ranked 11th in the state of Oregon by the Oregon Golf Association. 100 Eagle Point Drive
Eagle Point, OR 97524
2.) Stone Ridge Golf Course - This course has wide, tree-lined fairways. Water hazards come into play on eleven holes. Half of the course was designed with the links-style in mind, while the other, more traditional, half was built on terrain that varies between rolling and hilly. The signature hole is #16, an uphill 163-yard, par 3, featuring a beautiful waterfall on the right side of the fairway. White-silicon bunkers have also been incorporated throughout the course.
Where:
500 E. Antelope RoadEagle Point, Oregon 97524
500 E. Antelope RoadEagle Point, Oregon 97524
Tel: (541)830-4653
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