I hold my golf tournaments every year at Quail Run and I couldn't be more pleased. The golf course…read moreis always in pristine condition when we play and one of the nicest courses in the general bend area. The green fees are comparable to other courses and offers a challenge for all skill levels. The golf professional Todd Sickles greets our group with a smile and is always accommodating to our every need and goes out of his way for us to have a successful golf tournament experience. The food is good and the staff is more than helpful. I would strongly recommend Quail Run and plan to hold my golf tournaments there for years to come. Denny P.

Went on a golf trip to Bend last week and this was our first track…read more Tucked away from the highway and homes. Nice grass driving range. Good pro shop service. Nice carts. First tee starter was helpful and gave us tips since it was our first time. Played with 2 locals. Course maintenance: all areas were very well maintained, tee boxes, fairways, greens. Layout: fun and engaging with a variety of different length holes- par 5's were challenging, so were par 3's. Loved the tree lined fairways except when I hit into them. lol. Best part- pace of play advice from starter 2:06 for 9 holes! Marshall came by 2-3 x each nine and thanked our group for keeping up. Ended up playing in 4 flat with every tee time booked on a Sunday. Solid recommendation.

Beautiful course. We played here as a party of 4; with carts the cost came to $380 I recall. A…read morelittle spendy, but if you're looking to enjoy a premier course in Bend this is it. If you're not a good player, like me, you will find this course difficult and challenging. 3 of us struggled, lost LOTS of balls in the many, many hazards. So we just tried to enjoy the beauty as we racked up snowman after snowman (i.e. 8 on a par 4). Not forgiving at all. Greens were in fine shape, and I loved the challenging slopes and angles, since you dont see that on the cheap courses I usually play. Carts ran great, friendly staff, driving range. Surprisingly you dont get any free range balls with the hefty greens fees. I'd play here again if I ever manage to get better.

Day 2 of our golf trip. Really nice conditions on the tee boxes, fairways, and greens. Good check…read morein service, carts a bit pricey at 25.00 per rider. Green fees for a twilight were good at $59. Went off as a 2, with a foursome in front. One dude played back tees and hit more tree mail than fairways and prolly shot 100. Painful to watch. A lot of target golf but worth it. Tight tree lined fairways. Had a really fun time.

Let me start by saying if you have lots of trouble finding even the widest of fairways, don't like…read morea challenging golf outing, don't like a beautiful and well laid out course, this course is not for you. I played here for the first time this month and I loved it. Did I loose some golf balls, yep sure did. Did I care nope. I have 3 favorite holes; Number 1. We staid in the Cascade Building and we overlooked the first hole. Beautiful to look at anytime of day and a very challenging first hole. Second favorite hole Number 10. A great elevated tee shot with incredible views all around. Finally my Third favorite hole, (actually a tie since I birdied them), 17 and 18. Call ahead on before the turn order your drink and or snack. The club house staff, and pro shop staff are all just top notch. The nicest and friendliest golf staffers around! Five stars to each of them! See you next September!

Beautiful course!…read more Amazing facilities! Killer staff - starters - bartenders at the turn. The greens run QUICK and are tiny but are fair.

Can't wait to play. Haven't been there. New to the area. Wife and I looking for a nice course can…read moreenjoy and not be driven along to play.

Nice little 9 hole golf course. Easy to get a tee time and a very friendly staff. The course was in…read moremuch better shape than in the last couple of years. Sometimes it can become backed up but generally it's not. No driving range but it does have a practice putting area. No restaurant so pack your own food.

On a recent trip to Bend, the event I attended was hosted at the Sunriver Resort and what a…read morebeautiful spot to spend some time! It was at the tail end of winter, with cold nights and wet days. Rooms have gas fireplaces, with outdoor seating and porches for warmer weather. Checkin was great in the main lodge. They had many friendly employees. There's a bar and restaurant here that I didn't have time to visit! The grounds have paved trails all over, with quick walks or bike rides to restaurants, bars, and outdoor activities. They have a free shuttle that can get you around to places quicker too! My room was gorgeous, with high ceilings, wood, and soft decor. The bathroom was very modern and comfortable. Worth the cost. Another place I really wanted to visit was the indoor heated pool area that looked amazing. Maybe next time! For the event we had catered amazing meals of local produce and meats, so many flavorful items. The event spaces all have a lodge feel to them as well, comfortable. I highly recommend staying here for a few days if you're in the area.

Darlings, if you're seeking the ultimate escape where nature herself rolls out the red carpet, then…read moreprepare to be utterly enchanted by Sunriver Resort in glorious Central Oregon. Oh, the approach alone is a symphony of splendor! As you glide through those graceful roundabouts, a charming little waterfall greets you like an old friend, ushering you into a world of manicured elegance stately homes, emerald golf courses flanking both sides, and the majestic silhouette of Mount Bachelor reigning supreme in the background like a crowned monarch. Deer, elk, and geese roam freely amid the whispering pines, while the vast, azure sky paints the most breathtaking ambiance imaginable. Champagne skies, my dears pure, unadulterated magic! And then, the pièce de résistance: our exquisite accommodations perched on the front lawn, where vaulted ceilings soar to heavenly heights and luxurious tilework graces the bathroom like a private spa. The bed? A cloud of divine indulgence you simply melt into its plush embrace, feeling as if you've stepped aboard the most opulent cruise ship imaginable. Step onto the deck, and the views transport you to paradise itself. The amenities? Simply divine! Soothing hot tubs bubbling under the stars, sparkling pools that beckon for a dip, winding trails that invite leisurely strolls through postcard-perfect scenery this place is straight out of a collector's edition postage stamp, alive and vibrant! We arrived amid melting snow and enjoyed glorious skiing on nearby slopes, but imagine the summer symphony of championship golf or the winter wonderland transformation into a snowy fantasia. Every season here is a masterpiece. Was it crowded? Perhaps in peak times one might hunt for the perfect lounge chair, but honestly, who cares when the entire experience is this over-the-top extraordinary? This is no mere resort it's a sanctuary of unparalleled beauty and refinement. Sunriver Resort isn't just a destination; it's a lifestyle upgrade. I give it five glittering stars and then some. If you're not utterly over the moon upon arrival, well... you simply haven't arrived yet! Champagne wishes and caviar dreams fulfilled Sunriver Resort delivers it all, and more. Book it now, darlings you deserve this level of fabulous!

Pretty nice course here - we played the front 9 twice on a recent stay…read more Greens fees are reasonable, I recall we paid $30 after 2pm. Carts are per person at $10. As a below average player I thought the course was fun and challenging, and somewhat forgiving. The greens were hit and miss for condition, some were great others beat up. I'm not sure if its standard but they let us have a free bucket of range balls to share before our tee time - nice! As we went to get our carts, they were turning them around quickly (spraying with water), one was soaking wet yet the young lady seemed miffed we asked for a towel to wipe seats down. The 9th hole was a train wreck for me - it dog-legs left; what you can't see is that it splits after that around a water hazard; you'll have to choose the 'high road' or the 'low road' lol. Recommended, i'd love to come back and play all 18. On Memorial Day it got pretty stacked up; relax, its golf and its a holiday!

Great little golf course. Only complaint is the lack of long par 5's as I probably only used my…read moredriver 2-3 times during the entire round. They just plugged the greens last time I played which was a real bummer but usually the greens are in good shape. If you like fast greens, look elsewhere.

Great food. Better service!!! Beautiful facility!!…read more Definitely worth the fee of a membership!

Restaurant review:…read more About as old-school as they get in these parts, the Bend Golf Club restaurant/lounge is open to the public. No membership required. Ambiance is true to the genre: open area with numerous cloth-covered four tops as well as a few larger tables. Naugahyde (I think) lounge chair seating. Golf playing on the several TVs scattered about. No loud music. It's definitely casual. There's a small bar seating maybe six. About those chairs - they're horrible. If you have even a slightly cranky back, you'll hate them. I certainly do. - Service is good, efficient. Not top tier but certainly nothing to grumble about. Your order is taken quickly, drinks arrive soon and the food not too much later. We've had to wait for our our server to notice we needed drink refills a couple of times. - I mentioned the bar, which despite my being a dedicated bar-rat I don't think I'd want to sit at. They have only several beers on draft, well below Bend standards. If you're looking for booze or wine, they have it. - The menu is old school American with a few outliers. Salmon fish & chips, for example, are pretty good (they also have the more standard cod F&C). Several salads - I tried the SW steak salad, which despite having a nice cut of beef was not remarkable. Ribs, burgers, wings, pasta, shrimp, pork chops, etc, are all available. They do have the Impossible Burger, if you're into that. - And they have specials. That SW steak salad was one, but there's also prime rib night (Saturday, I believe) and a four-course dinner on Thursday for $25. - Prices for the food are maybe a tad high but not outrageous by any means. Before you tip, check for added gratuity on your bill. Drink prices are in line with what you expect in Bend. Hours change with the season, I'm told (by a member). During winter, it's open Thursday - Sunday. Otherwise (i.e., when the golf course is operating) it's open every day except Monday. The website doesn't reflect that. Bottom line? It's OK and if you're a member, it's certainly a good option for you. As a destination? Not so much. Unless you like to watch golf while you drink & dine.