We spent 5 days enjoying the many activities Bandon Dunes has to offer…read more We started on the Bandon Dunes course. It was beautiful and a great way to get a feel for what's to come. With some holes near the ocean and some inland, it provided a links style course. Lots of sand, open fairways. The next day we did Bandon Trails. This was more inland. Only the first hole had views of the ocean. The course was tighter than the others so accuracy was good. It was the hilliest and toughest to walk. I took a day off but husband golfed Sheep Ranch. We walked the first hole later that night (after the golfers were done) so I could see it. It was much flatter and more open than any of the other courses. You can see the ocean on every hole on Sheep Ranch. Whales were blowing water nearby. Very pretty. Next day was Pacific Dunes. This one was my favorite. It had lots of ocean views. With more par 3s, it was a par 71. The holes were beautiful. Our final course was Bandon Preserve which was a par 3, 13 hole course. What a great way to practice in real time on your short game. Again, stunning views. Forward tees were all about 5000 yds which was a good distance. I played some of my best golf and was able to reach many greens in regulation so I was very happy with the distance and layout. Green were in great shape. We took advantage of the practice facility before rounds. The pulled pork sandwich near the range was a delicious lunch. We also played the Punch Bowl several times. It was a great way to end the day with a cocktail and a casual experience of golf. We ate at all the major restaurants and they were excellent. Rodney was my caddie and he rocked! He knew the course well and was a huge asset to my game and experience. Everyone we encountered was professional, helpful, welcoming. I can't wait to come back. We had so much fun!

I've been coming here for about 15 years, so I guess you could say I'm a bit of a local. Anytime I…read moreget the chance, I pop in sometimes for a drive, sometimes for a walk, and occasionally even a round of golf. This week alone, I drove in twice with my beloved Maggie . Both times we were greeted by a friendly young woman at the guard post who smiled and waved, which honestly set the tone for the whole visit. After a lovely walk and lunch at the amazing Ghost Tree Grill, we stopped on our way out to chat with her. I've never really seen anyone stationed there before, so curiosity got the best of me. I asked her all kinds of random questions about the trees we'd seen, the nature around the area, and whether she'd eaten at any of the restaurants. She was genuinely happy to answer everything I threw at her. Her name was Azer. Having someone at that post who's warm, welcoming, and willing to answer even the silliest questions really matters it makes the whole experience feel more personal. Hopefully we'll see her again next time. Good job, Bandon. Thank you.

I try to play here at Sunset Bay every Saturday or Sunday, it's a fun 12-hole course, with a little…read more3 par, that gives you a chance for a hole in one. There are some straight fairways and some around the corner pin shots, several water channels and sand traps too look out for. The Greens and Fairways are looking better, with the past few storm's things had to be cut back and cleaned up better. Owners are not always on site, but only 2 min away, as this is a small family-owned course with many things going on, so on slow time they retune when they see you on the camera. parking can just about be anywhere, most park on the outside hill line outside the gate. if you have a few hours of quite time on your hands and you want to play golf this is a good place to play, because there's cell service out there so no one can call you in the middle of your back swing. The last hole coming off is a straight shot to the pin, it's also where me and my buddy have a longest and closets to the pin shots contest .

We drove by and walked about. There was nobody there but the gates were open so we went in to take…read morea look. Appears to be a fun little 9 hole course. We came at the end of summer so not sure if they are open or not. There was no information at the "pro shop".. but a small sign said you could ring for service. As it was later in the day and we were not intending on playing, we opted to not bother someone who may have been in the back or somewhere on premise. The deck looks like it's seen better days. And I'm not really sure if there's more to the place or not. But it's not a fancy place by any means. We will be back though and I'll update this review. In the meantime, just going to rate what we saw. 4 stars. Would give 5 if the deck around the pro shop looked safer and the shop has better information.

Amazing experience, volunteer staff, greenskeeper does an amazing job, men's club Thursday AM and…read morethe place was packed, a true hidden gem along the coast.

This is a great challenge for all golfers, staff is always supper helpful!…read moreA great course for a great price! Have a amazing putting green and driving range. Beautiful scenery wouldn't be surprised if you saw 5+ deer if your out there in the afternoon. Place is well maintained

Our foursome had a great time golfing at Bandon Crossings. Friendly, helpful staff & an…read moreinteresting & challenging course.

For as much hype as the Bandon Dunes Resort courses get, this place is a hidden gem. Course is in…read moregreat shape and the greens are rolling smooth, and it's February. The course has a really nice layout with some fantastic views, and there were some very fun holes. I'd give the course itself a 4.5/5! The downside to playing here was the service. The lady working the front desk wasn't friendly and wasn't managing the tee times. There was a slight frost delay in the morning, so groups were going out late, but when our twosome went in at our scheduled time to see how much time we had until we teed off, we were told that they weren't basing it on tee times anymore, it was just first-come-first-serve and we should get in line for the tee. The playing experience was slow on the back too--we got stuck behind a sixsome, which the course definitely shouldn't let out. If this course got a starter and a marshall, it's rating would go up. And if the staff members were friendly, Bandon Crossings would have a chance at a 5-star rating.

This is a nice course. A little bit pricey though. Although if you hit into the rough you're likely…read moreto lose your ball because of the length of the grass!

had a nice time playing this course. I used my OGA Passport book to get a tee time and rate with a…read morecart $30. I drove from Portland - and they allowed me to tee off a little early. Michael was friendly and offered some tips on navigating the course. I did not particularly play well here, but I enjoyed my round. There were several blind shots and I got lost once and re-routed myself. The course was in nice condition. My GPS unit was really off on yardages, this is a first. I wondered if perhaps the course was re-done or what.......I guess they'd only revised tee boxes not yardages to greens. Kind of confusing on colors, Whites are forward, teals more middle, blacks further back. Bonus: I saw two deer off the tenth fairway on the right side. They were just peacefully sitting there. I asked if I could play thru. I played from the teal tees as that seemed appropriate. I wish I would have played the Whites (forward tees). All in all, it was a nice time, not too windy. I browsed the pro shop and had a beer at the counter after my round. Nice, cozy little set up to relax inside after golf. Parking lot and course was busy early and then quieted down for the mid-afternoon.

Nice golf course in the heart of Roseburg. Nothing fancy, just a fun place to play and enjoy some…read morenice surroundings. Course was a tad rough in a few areas, but not a deal breaker as some are pretty challenging with some serious doglegs!

I love going to the range have not done the golf course yet but planing on soon. There are pretty…read morenice and the buckets of balls are 11 bucks for a large wich is a little picesey but it is golf what can you say

Go figure! I went to try golfing at least once. I had such a great experience at Sandpines that I…read moresigned up for lessons.The staff are very friendly and helpful! Made me feel welcomed. the pro-instructor Michael Cattani is very welcoming. I've had a few lessons now and I'm very excited to share that he has been so supportive and helpful, I've never golfed before and now I'm confident enough I purchased my own clubs. I will continue with my lessons. Thanks Michael!! And thanks you to all the staff.

Friendly, pristine, with expansive views. A worthy destination. No matter if you are a local or…read morevisiting an afternoon well spent on this massive, open course.

Came in late at night. It's beautiful. It was raining today so we didn't get to enjoy all it had to…read moreoffer with 4 kids but we will be back!

A nice place with beautiful views of the river. Friendly…read moreowner. It is near a lumber mill and the trains go past at night. Unless you are a really sound sleeper, you'll know when they go by. There are no laundry facilities, but there is a laundromat in the town a few miles down the road.