9-Hole (Public) This regulation nine hole course is maintained by the local community recreation services. There are no sand bunkers on the course, but there are many trees that can affect your shots. This desert course was built on rolling terrain and has sagebrush frequently coming into play on many holes.

18-Hole (Private) This course has undulating greens and narrow, tree-lined fairways. The signature hole is #17, a par 3, requiring a 150 yard tee shot over a lake to the green. H. Chandler Egan designed nine new holes, which were added in 1928, and the course has since been redesigned by...

9-Hole (Public) This course was designed like the old links courses in Scotland. The most difficult hole is #8, a par 3, which is guarded by water and looks like a volcano from an overhead view. Ponds come into play on two holes, and two of the fairways are doglegs. There...

18-Hole (Public) This flexible course offers excellent views of volcanic peaks in the southern Cascades. It is laid out in a gently rolling valley of black, sticky clay, and the entire course was veneered with six inches of sand to enhance drainage. There is also plenty of sand in the form...

18-Hole (Private) This course is situated in a park-like setting and features large pine trees lining the fairways. Accurate tee shots are a must in order to shoot a low round. Ponds come into play on four holes. In 1972, nine new holes were designed by Bob E. and Robert L....

36-Hole (Public) This facility has two regulation eighteen hole courses. The Great Blue Course and the Greenback Course are traditional-style courses and consists of water, trees, sand, and wildlife. For tee time reservations call (503) 292-8570.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This course was built on very flat terrain and has many trees that can alter your shots. The signature hole is #5, a 390-yard, par 4. There are out-of-bounds stakes lining six holes, and water comes into play on four others. There are additional tees that can be used...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This executive course is part of a retirement community, but the public is welcome to play it anytime. This course received honorable mention by "Golf Digest" for being one of the best executive courses in the State of Oregon. The fairways are very narrow and many holes are tree...

9-Hole (Private) This course was built near a mountain. From some of the tee boxes, you can see picturesque views of the large lake and rocks that make up the surrounding terrain. This course has no water hazards in play, but the fairways are sparsely tree lined. Even though the terrain...

27-Hole (Private) This club has an eighteen hole regulation course and a nine hole regulation course. The Rogue Course is hilly and has many trees and ponds coming into play. The Oaks Course has narrow fairways and small greens, with several out-of-bounds stakes lining the fairway. The terrain is flat and...