| Oregon is state in the Pacific Northwest region of | | | | was designed by Bob Cupp, the highly unique |
| the United States. The state is well-known for its | | | | "Meadows" which was designed by John Fought, |
| beautiful landscapes, which include dense forests, | | | | and "The Woodlands" which was designed by |
| scrubland, praires, deserts, as well as the scenic | | | | Robert Trent Jones Jr. All three courses have |
| coast. Oregon is also home to a number of | | | | plenty to offer, but the most famous is |
| excellent golf courses including: | | | | Crosswater which has won many awards. |
| 1., 2. and 3. Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, which is in | | | | 5. Running Y Ranch Resort is a resort community |
| Bandon, is home to three distinct golf courses. | | | | near Klamath Falls, in the midst of Oregon's |
| The courses, which are located on the rugged | | | | Cascade Mountain range. The Running Y golf |
| Pacific coast of Oregon, are true to traditional | | | | course is the state's only Arnold Palmer-designed |
| Scottish golf links, and challenge the player's | | | | golf course, and has won many awards thanks to |
| mastery of the terrain rather than just his power. | | | | its beautiful scenery and wonderful play. |
| All three courses, "Bandon Trails", "Bandon Dunes" | | | | 6. and 7. Pumpkin Ridge, which is just outside |
| and "Pacific Dunes" are very highly rated, and | | | | North Plains in Northern Oregon, hosted the U.S. |
| widely regarded as being among the best public | | | | Women's Open in 1997 and 2003. The golf club |
| golf courses in the nation. | | | | has two excellent courses, "Witch Hollow" and |
| 4. Sunriver Resort in Deschutes County, Oregon | | | | "Ghost Creek", both of which were designed by |
| offers many recreational activities including tennis, | | | | Robert Cupp. Witch Hollow is a members' only |
| a fitness center, and a variety of family | | | | course, but Ghost Creek is semi-private, and has |
| recreational activities as well as golf. There are | | | | been rated by Golf Magazine in 2005 as one of |
| three 18-hole golf courses: "Crosswater" which | | | | the Top 100 Places You Can Play. |