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Oregon City Golf Club was originally built in 1922 as a nine-hole course. In 1960, the second nine was added bringing the total yardage to 5,940. It had no sand traps but did contain plenty of trees and rolling fairways.
Today, the course has been updated with sand traps on most holes, water on three, and the same rolling fairways and trees that have grown significantly larger. The drainage is excellent which makes it an outstanding winter course. A new clubhouse was completed in 1997 which provides all the amenities a golfer could need; including a fully stocked pro-shop, snack bar, 2,400 ft. banquet facility, putting green, and a large outside deck for your pre or post round refreshments.
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Conditions3.9
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Value4.2
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Layout4.3
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Friendliness4.5
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Pace4.4
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Amenities3.9
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u402392505 on 10/20/2025
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Photo submitted by Goldfuss424 on 07/16/2025
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Photo submitted by Goldfuss424 on 07/16/2025
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Photo submitted by Bigvern13 on 05/23/2025
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Spring golf Photo submitted by meleahmobley on 04/15/2024
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spring Photo submitted by meleahmobley on 04/15/2024
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Photo submitted by u314161747422 on 06/27/2023
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Photo submitted by JackPark on 05/12/2023
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A bad day on the course trumps any good day at work. Photo submitted by u268790960 on 03/23/2022
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Almost a hole in one! Photo submitted by burrellpalmer on 04/20/2020
Golfer Reviews
Dry course for wet weather play
OCGC is a flat track easily walked. Price for 18 holes is relatively inexpensive and it's pretty easy to get a tee time or walk on. I've played it twice in mid-winter and will continue to play it on those rare rainless days because it is the least soggy, firmest course I know of in the area. Not a single lost ball due to plugging in muddy ground.
This is a decently tended track but not close to a gorgeous, lush resort-type layout. Don't expect a restaurant or fancy clubhouse. Hot dogs and cold beer.
A really enjoyable course to spend a sunny afternoon on with friends.
I thought the course was in good shape however the greens were a sogfest, perhaps due to the recent weather conditions.
I played this course when it wasn't that busy, It made it really nice.
The course has some great dog legs for the advanced golfers who know how to control there golf ball, nice tree lined fairways. It was also nice to see some wildlife, very peaceful.
Average course with some challenges
Winter is tough in the NW with all the rain. Greens tended to be slow but not soggy wet. Approaches are really wet and you are easy to plug your ball. Fairways have some spots of standing water
The course has great features
It was wet in a few places on the day I played, but otherwise was great.
Nothing to write home about
Some of the greens were in terrible condition. The course is fairly short and allows a lot of opportunities for birdies and eagles. There are a few tough dog legs on the course that do not allow you to cut corners. However they do not exceed 400 yards so it is an easy play with a layup. Definitely a good course to walk with minimal hills.
