Few private clubs in the Pacific Northwest carry the reputation that The Oregon Golf Club has built since opening in 1993. Designed by Bob Cupp, the course was laid out across the rolling hillsides south of Portland, and it quickly established itself as one of Oregon's premier private layouts — consistently ranked among the top courses in the state. Cupp shaped the land with a style that rewards thoughtful play over raw power, routing holes through mature Douglas firs and across terrain that offers genuine elevation change and a variety of sight lines.
West Linn sits in the Willamette Valley corridor, where the climate produces lush, firm turf through much of the year and the surrounding landscape gives the course a distinctly Northwestern feel — green, quiet, and unhurried.
Membership here means access to a club that takes both its golf and its standards seriously. The Oregon Golf Club has hosted U.S. Amateur qualifying and other regional USGA events, reinforcing its standing as a course that plays as well as it looks.
