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GOLF COURSE CITY DISTANCE FROM GEARHART WEB SITE PHONE # HOLES YEAR PUB/PRIV FEES DESIGNER COMMENTS Oregon Coast Courses Lewis and Clark Golf Course Astoria, OR 13 miles north of Gearhart h;p://www.astoriaoregonrvpark.com/golf_course.php 503-338-3386 9 2005 Public $22 Richard Lee/Wedgy Winchester Astoria Golf and Country Club Warrenton, OR 6 miles north of Gearhart h;ps://www.astoriagolf.com/ 503-861-2545 18 1923 Private George Junor Gearhart Golf Links Gearhart, OR 0 miles from Gearhart h;ps://www.gearhartgolflinks.com/ 503-738-3538 18 1892 Public $100 Chandler Egan (current rouVng 1920) Oldest course west of the Mississippi The Highlands Golf Club Gearhart, OR 2 miles from Gearhart h;ps://www.highlandsgolfgearhart.com/ 503-738-5248 9 1988 Public $30 George Marshall Seaside Golf Course Seaside, OR 5 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://seasidegolfcourse.com/ 503-738-5261 9 1923 Public $25 Chandler Egan Manzanita Links Manzanita, OR 27 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.manzanitalinks.com/ 503-368-5744 9 1987 Public $25 Ted Erickson Neskowin Beach Golf Course Neskowin, OR 83 miles south of Gearhart h;p://www.oregongolf.com/courses/neskowin/neskowin-beach-gc/ 503-392-3377 9 1932 Public $35 Ercel Kay Chinook Winds Golf Resort Lincoln City, OR 92 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.chinookwindscasino.com/ameniVes/golf/ 541-994-8442 18 1926 Public $45 Casey O'Callaghan Salishan Golf Links Gleneden Beach, OR 102 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.salishan.com/adventure/golf/ 541-705-2419 18 1963 Public $99 Fred Federspiel Iconic golf resort on Oregon coast Agate Beach Golf Course Newport, OR 118 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://agatebeachgolf.net/ 541-265-7331 9 1931 Public $25 Frank Stenzel Florence Golf Links Florence, OR 170 miles south of Gearhart hp://florencegolflinks.com/ 541-997-1940 18 1993 Public $110 Rees Jones Ocean Dunes Golf Links Florence, OR 170 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.threeriverscasino.com/golf 877-374-8377 18 1963 Public $65 Bill Robinson Coos Golf Club Coos Bay, OR 224 miles south of Gearhart hp://coosgolfclub.com/ 541-267-7257 18 1923 Public $60 Chandler Egan/Bill Robinson Bandon Dunes Golf Resort Bandon, OR 240 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandondunesgolf.com/ 855-220-6710 18 1999 Public $295 David McLay Kidd Golf as it was meant to be! Pacific Dunes Bandon, OR 240 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandondunesgolf.com/ 855-220-6710 18 2001 Public $295 Tom Doak Golf as it was meant to be! Bandon Trails Bandon, OR 240 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandondunesgolf.com/ 855-220-6710 18 2005 Public $295 Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw Golf as it was meant to be! Old MacDonald Bandon, OR 240 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandondunesgolf.com/ 855-220-6710 18 2010 Public $295 Tom Doak/Jim Urbina Golf as it was meant to be! Sheep Ranch Bandon, OR 240 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandondunesgolf.com/ 855-220-6710 18 2020 Public $295 Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw Golf as it was meant to be! Bandon Preserve Bandon, OR 240 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandondunesgolf.com/ 855-220-6710 13 2012 Public $100 Bill Coore/Ben Crenshaw Golf as it was meant to be! Bandon Crossing Golf Course Bandon, OR 247 miles south of Gearhart h;ps://www.bandoncrossings.com/ 541-347-3232 18 2007 Public $85 Dan Hixson SeaBle/Tacoma Area Courses and Beyond 195 NORTHEAST OF GEARHART DISTANCE FROM SEATTLE Jefferson Park GC Seale, WA 3 miles east of Sea;le h;p://premiergc.com/-jefferson-park-golf-course 206-762-4513 18 1915 Public $40 Robert Johnstone Sea;le Muni Course undergoing renovaVon West Sea;le GC Seale, WA 5 miles west of Sea;le hp://premiergc.com/-west-seale-golf-course 206-935-5187 18 1940 Public $40 H. Chandler Egan Best of 3 Sea;le Muni Courses Jackson Park GC Seale, WA 6 miles north of Sea;le h;p://premiergc.com/-jackson-park-golf-course 206-762-4513 18 1930 Public $40 Francis L. James Sea;le Muni Course Foster Golf Links Tukwila, WA 8 miles south of Sea;le hp://fostergolflinks.com/ 206-242-4221 18 1925 Public $40 George Eddy Closest to SeaTac, good hickory course Newcastle - Coal Creek Newcastle, WA 12 miles east of Sea;le h;ps://newcastlegolf.com/courses-faciliVes/ 425-793-5566 18 2000 Public $200 Bob Cupp Hoity toity #1 course, great skyline views Newcastle - China Creek Newcastle, WA 12 miles east of Sea;le h;ps://newcastlegolf.com/courses-faciliVes/ 425-793-5566 18 2000 Public $150 Bob Cupp Hoity toity #2 course, great skyline views Maplewood Golf Course Renton, WA 13 miles se of Sea;le h;ps://rentonwa.gov/city_hall/community_services/maplewood_golf_course 425-430-6800 18 1927 Public $45 Al Smith / John Steidel Well condiVoned course, traffic noise Chambers Bay Golf Course University Place, WA 40 miles south of Sea;le h;ps://www.chambersbaygolf.com/ 253-460-4653 18 2007 Public $200 Robert Trent Jones II Hosted 2010 US Amateur and 2015 US Open The Home Course Dupont, WA 50 miles south of Sea;le h;ps://thehomecourse.com/ 253-964-0520 18 2007 Public $60 Mike Asmundson Links layout, home of WA State Golf Assn Eagle's Pride Golf Course Dupont, WA 50 miles south of Sea;le h;ps://jblm.armymwr.com/programs/eagles-pride-golf-course 253-967-6522 27 1929 Public $40 Frank James / Bill Teufel Military course, good value Gold Mountain - Olympic Bremerton, WA 65 miles sw of Sea;le h;ps://goldmountaingolf.com/ 360-415-5432 18 1996 Public $60 John Harbo;le III Championship course, classic NW layout Gold Mountain - Cascade Bremerton, WA 65 miles sw of Sea;le h;ps://goldmountaingolf.com/ 360-415-5432 18 1971 Public $50 Ken Tyson Good course, but Olympic is be;er Gamble Sands GC Brewster, WA 206 miles ne of Sea;le h;ps://www.gamblesands.com/ 509-436-8323 18 2014 Public $160 David McLay Kidd Rated #1 in WA in 2019 by Golfweek Wine Valley GC Walla Walla, WA 270 miles east of Sea;le h;ps://www.winevalleygolfclub.com/ 509-525-4653 18 2009 Public $160 Dan Hixson Great links course, many wineries nearby Portland Area Courses and Beyond 85 MILES SOUTHEAST OF GEARHART DISTANCE FROM PORTLAND Three Rivers Golf Course Kelso, WA 55 miles north of Portland hps://www.3riversgolfcourse.com/ 360-426-4653 18 1983 Public $30 Fred Bader Great hickory course, built on St. Helens ash flow Tri Mountain Golf Course Ridgefield, WA 25 miles north of Portland h;ps://www.trimountaingolf.com/ 360-887-3004 18 1994 Public $50 Bill Williams Views of Mt. St. Helens, Mt Adams, and Mt. Hood Elk Ridge Golf Course Carson, WA 55 miles east of Portland hps://www.elkridgegolfcourse.com/ 509-427-0127 18 1992 Public $50 Jerry Mathews Columbia River Gorge views, undulaVng greens Heron Lakes Great Blue Portland, OR 10 miles north of Portland h;ps://www.heronlakesgolf.com/ 503-289-1818 18 1992 Public $45 Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Portland Muni, good modern links course Reserve Vineyards North Aloha, OR 15 miles west of Portland hps://www.reservegolf.com/ 503-649-8191 18 1997 Public $65 Bob Cupp North course good for hickory, South course too modern Stone Creek Golf Course Oregon City, OR 22 miles south of Portland h;ps://www.stonecreekgolfclub.net/ 503-518-4653 18 2002 Public $50 Peter Jacobson/Jim Hardy Well maintained, fast true greens Waverly Golf Club Portland, OR 7 miles south of Portland hps://www.waverley.cc/ 503-654-6521 18 1896 Private Chandler Egan Founding member of Pacific Northwest Golf AssociaVon Portland Golf Club Portland, OR 8 miles west of Portland h;ps://www.portlandgolfclub.com/ 503-292-2651 18 1914 Private Robert Trent Jones One of Portlands oldest clubs Wildwood Golf Club Portland, OR 17 miles west of Portland hp://www.golfingwildwood.com/ 503-621-3402 18 1991 Public $40 Bill O'Meara Very hilly, carts recommended Pumpkin Ridge Witch Hollow North Plains, OR 22 miles west of Portland h;ps://www.pumpkinridge.com/witch_hollow/ 503-647-4747 18 1992 Private Bob Cupp Pumpkin Ridge Ghost Creek North Plains, OR 22 miles west of Portland h;ps://www.pumpkinridge.com/ghost_creek/ 503-647-4747 18 1992 Public $125 Bob Cupp Nice course but overpriced Columbia Edgewater Portland, OR 10 miles north of Portland hps://www.cecc.com/ 503-285-3676 18 1924 Private A.V. Macan Riverside Golf Club Portland, OR 9 miles north of Portland hps://www.riversidegcc.com/ 503-288-6468 18 1925 Private James Henderson/Chandler Egan Eastmoreland Golf Course Portland, OR 6 miles southeast of Portland h;ps://www.eastmorelandgolfcourse.com/ 503-775-2900 18 1916 Public $45 Chandler Egan Portland Muni, oldest city course, great for hickories Rose City Golf Course Portland, OR 8 miles east of Portland h;ps://www.rosecitygc.com/ 503-253-4744 18 1923 Public $45 George Oen Portland muni, second oldest, also great for hickories TualaVn Country Club TualaVn, OR 15 miles south of Portland h;ps://www.tualaVncountryclub.com/GOLF 503-692-1122 18 1912 Private Chandler Egan/George Junor Langdon Farms Golf Club Aurora, OR 20 miles south of Portland h;ps://langdonfarms.com/ 503-678-4653 18 1995 Public $75 Bob Cupp/John Fought Modern links style well suited to hickory golf OGA Golf Course Woodburn, OR 30 miles south of Portland h;ps://ogagolfcourse.com/ 503-981-4653 18 1993 Public $50 Bill Robinson Home of Oregon Golf AssociaVon Woodburn Golf Club Woodburn, OR 30 miles south of Portland hps://oregoncourses.com/woodburn-golf-club/ 9 1925 Public $7 Gene Sharkey Community golf course, sand greens, 2450 yard course Salem Golf Club Salem, OR 50 miles south of Portland h;ps://salemgolfclub.com/ 503-363-6652 18 1928 Public $45 Ercel Kay Salem's oldest golf course Eugene Country Club Eugene, OR 10 miles south of Portland h;ps://www.eugenecountryclub.com/ 541-345-0181 18 1899 Private Chandler Egan Classic northwest style course Tokatee Golf Club McKenzie Bridge, OR 50 miles east of EUGENE hps://tokatee.com/ 541-822-3220 18 1969 Public 65% Ted Robinson Drive up the McKenzie River into the foothills of the Cascades Bend area courses and beyond 250 MILES SOUTHEAST OF GEARHART DISTANCE FROM BEND Meadow Lakes Golf Course Prineville, OR 35 miles northwest from Bend h;ps://www.meadowlakesgc.com/meadowlakes 541-447-7113 18 1993 Public $45 Bill Robinson/John F.
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  • Golf Course Descriptions

    Golf Course Descriptions

    BANDON DUNES Round Lake Drive, Bandon Oregon It began in 1999 with the opening of Bandon Dunes. Designed by Scotsman David McLay Kidd, the course is perched on a bluff high above the Pacific Ocean. Bandon Dunes unfolds along "Probably the finest pristine native dunes where expansive ocean views land made available for are revealed on nearly every hole. The course is a golf course in completely natural and routed through an America since Alistair environment of indigenous vegetation. Beyond Mackenzie was shown breathtaking scenery lies the game of golf in its the site for Cypress truest form. This is a thinker's course. Winds are Point Club on Monterey ever-present, and the varying elements create a Peninsula..." new experience each time you play. - Golf Magazine 1 | Page BANFF, ALBERTA - CANADA Renowned for its panoramic beauty, Fairmont Banff Springs Golf "There are NO golf courses that can Course in Alberta is a captivating and rival the Stanley Thompson course for challenging layout set in the heart of unreal beauty. The course has an Canada's Rocky Mountains. interesting design and layout and was in perfect condition. Good landing This Alberta golf course offers just two areas and nice greens. This green fee simple things for the perfect golf is absolutely worth it." – Richard H. of vacation. First, a breathtaking view in Annandale, Virginia, Trip Advisor every direction and second, a magnificent layout that thrills every golfer fortunate enough to spend a day here. Amateurs and professionals alike are constantly amazed by its panoramic challenge. From the actual hole design to the optical illusions created by the surrounding mountains, this Alberta golf course will delight and tempt you.