Oregon Golf Club Course Review

The Oregon Golf Club was carved on a beautiful piece of farm-land in Oregon (hence its name), shadowed by the Cascade Mountains and it features 7052 yards of golf from its longest tees for a 72 par. The layout of the golf course wears the signature of the famous architect Peter Jacobsen and the whole design can be regarded as a homage to the best courses of Scotland, the country which spawned the game in the first place. The golf course boasts its impeccably manicured Bent grass greens, its undulating fairways and the beautiful pine trees which are scattered around the property, being designed to be in perfect harmony with the nature. Playing here youll be in for a real treat, as youll definitely enjoy Oregon Clubs picturesque landscape, the abundance of lush vegetation, the golf courses deep roughs and the Willamette river which crisscrosses the property, working wonders both in terms of strategic diversity and sheer beauty for the intrepid golfer.

Theres also a beautiful rose garden which adds to the peaceful atmosphere of the golf course while the dramatic views offered by the Oregon Club are truly inspiring, helping you with the overall golfing experience. There are multiple tees for every hole, appeasing to golfers of all skill levels whilst the philosophy around the Oregon Golf clubs routing is everything for golf the way it meant to be played. As per the game-play itself, this award winning Peter Jacobson golf course is the perfect place to be for serious golfers, being relatively tough but always fair, whilst the hilly land makes it to be challenging yet not extenuating. The course is always in perfect shape, being meticulously maintained and it offers its visitors an unforgettable experience as it stretches amongst the tall pine trees, the river, the rose gardens and the lakes, providing an awesome view of Mount Hood.