Coos County Golf Course Guide

Located just outside of Bandon, this 18-hole, par-72 course is woven beautifully through rolling dunes and coastal forest. It offers a challenging layout with well-maintained fairways and immaculate greens.

Helpful Tips: This course requires precise placement rather than sheer distance. Stay out of the native tall fescue grass and be prepared for fast, true-rolling greens. Book your tee times on the Bandon Crossings Golf Course website.

A bucket-list destination for golfers worldwide, this premier resort features multiple highly-ranked, 18-hole links courses (Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes, Bandon Trails, Old Macdonald, and Sheep Ranch). It also features two excellent par-3 courses (Bandon Preserve and Shorty's).

Helpful Tips: Each course is approximately 7 miles of walking with no carts allowed (except for medical disability).  Bring multiple pairs of comfortable golf shoes. The wind dictates club selection immensely; be prepared to hit bump-and-run shots. Tee times and stay-and-play packages can be secured via the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort portal. 

Formerly known as Coos Country ClubFormerly known as Coos Country Club. Situated in Coos Bay, this historic 18-hole course has been operating since 1923. Known as a "hidden gem", it plays through mature trees, rolling hills, and wetland terrain. It also features a Toptracer driving range. 

Helpful Tips: The course is heavily tiered and features many doglegs. Take local advice on club selection from the starter on the first tee to navigate blind pin locations. Tee times and rates are available on the Coos Golf Club page. 

Located in Coquille, this is a beautiful 9-hole course featuring lush fairways and peaceful valley views.

Helpful Tips: Although it is primarily a private lodge course, public play is sometimes welcomed. Play is very relaxed, but ensure you call ahead to check visitor access and tee-sheet availability.

A well-known 9-hole layout located in North Bend. It provides a relaxed, picturesque atmosphere and is a favorite among locals and casual players looking for a quick, playable round. 

Helpful Tips: The course is largely flat, making it highly walkable. However, it requires precise iron play into the smaller-than-average greens. Avoid getting too aggressive on the par 3s, which require accurate distance control. 

Tucked away in a natural valley near Charleston and Sunset Bay State Park, this family-friendly course is a shorter, relaxed 12-hole layout.

Helpful Tips: Because it sits in a valley, it tends to be highly sheltered from harsh coastal winds, making it a pleasant play. However, the doglegs can be unforgiving if you over-drive, so accuracy is key. Visit the Sunset Bay Golf Course website for more information.

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