About
Attention to detail has been given to every aspect of this beautifully designed William Overdorf course. Immaculately maintained bent grass fairways and multiple tees conbined with red sand bunkers create a playing experience unique to Aspen Lakes.
The course has been designed from the ground up to be environmentally-conscious for today and future generations. The 18-hole championship golf course is the thirty-ninth in the United States to enroll in Audubon International's Signature Program and is Oregon's first Signature Member.
This prestigious program requires that a course qualify in six categories: Wildlife Conservation, Habitat Enhancement, Water Conservation, Water Quality, Integrated Pest Management, Energy Effiviency and Waste Reduction.
The respect for nature has created a course that's a lovely refuge for the abundant wildlife (not to mention human inhabitants). The course can be played fropm five tee boxes and stretches to 7,302 yards from the back tees. Course ammenities include a showcase clubhouse, pro shop, and complete teaching facilities with full-time PGA certified golf staff on site. Tournament packages are also available.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/24/2019
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Hole 4 with bunkers on the front and back side of the green. Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/24/2019
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Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/24/2019
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Hole 7 Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/24/2019
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Hole 11 Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/24/2019
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Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/23/2019
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Photo submitted by 2IZsGL6tTEGur9gNQI4e on 07/23/2019
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Early tee times are rewarded Photo submitted by sorenj on 04/23/2017
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Looking up the fairway on 16 Photo submitted by sorenj on 04/23/2017
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11th fron the tee box Photo submitted by sorenj on 04/23/2017
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My first real trouble... in the pine straw... can be a bit fluffy Photo submitted by sorenj on 04/23/2017
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Look through the trees at the first tee Photo submitted by sorenj on 04/23/2017
Golfer Reviews
Very Nice Track
The overall conditions of the course were very good, very green, nicely manicured, greens were in excellent condition, and the scenery is beautiful. I thought the course was a little overpriced compared to what I paid at other courses in the area, but definitely worth the play.
All the benefits of family owned & operated golf courses.
One common theme to my travels is that family-owned golf courses—especially when they’re managed by The Family—is a great experience. You always get service with a smile, the food usually consists of some famous family recipe, there’s great attention to detail throughout the property, and there’s the general hospitality you might get when you’re visiting someone’s house. That was all true at Aspen Lakes in Sisters, Ore., which is owned and operated by the Cyrus family. The course was built by William Overdorf, and among the memorable features are the views of the surrounding mountains and the red sand in the bunkers, which they got by crushing red cinders that naturally exist on the 1,084-acre piece of land that is adjacent to the family farm. Green fees range from $20 to $75, depending on what time of day you play.