Sandpines Golf Links

Fairways a little wet but it’s winter and rainy.Greens still fast and true.

Nice long course with room. Conditions were cool and crisp. Course in great shape.

Considering all the rain in the last two weeks and even this morning the course is in great shape. Especially the greens. Welcoming staff. Michael I think. Great lay-out. Highly recommend.

From the staff to the golf course this is a very excellent choice. I have my fingers crossed the the restaurant and bar will reopen soon this will really help finish the experience. I love Florence golf links, Did I mention Nik as head pro none better.

Living in the Eugene/Springfield area we tend to play Tokatee in the late spring, summer and fall. We usually buy a links card and depending on the weather, try to get out to FGL once a week. Last winter and spring the weather so bad we never made it out to you. Previous years it worked out well for us as we really enjoy playing FGL. I didn't rate the off-course amenities as because of covid and staffing issues, the restaurant wasn't open and we had to go into town to eat. Otherwise, great course.

I've played Florence Golf Links (Sand Pines) many times. It is a challenging links style costal course and fun to play. It wraps through dunes and trees, walk from green to the next tee box is easy except for a slight uphill track from 9 to 10. Recommended if you get a chance to visit Florence.

The course has come along so far the past 2 years. If you haven't played it lately, you are missing out!

Florence golf links is the beast choice of golf in Florence, OR. Course conditions are fantastic for winter golf.

Fairways, Greens, this golf course is hard to beat, From the staff to the greens crew all are very professional.

I really enjoy the course and play there as often as I can and when the weather permits. We come down from SW Washington to play there on my days off. Of the two courses in Florence, I prefer the Links course.

The course is well maintained is easy to navigate. I don't often score well there but the scenery is beautiful and more than makes up for my play.

As the wind is often blowing there play can be challenging but that is really part of the fun, I get to play the course and the weather. When the weather is calm, the course plays well. Watch out for #5 when it's windy,

The amenities are nice but the restaurant has not been open the last few times I have been there. Great pro shop. They do offer senior rates with a lunch from the snack, bar.

I love the 18th hole with all the water on the left. It's a par 5 that I normally par and leaves me in a great mood and wanting to return.

Frost delay so they started us on the back 9. I highly recommend playing this course this way whenever possible! I feel that the front 9 is a lot better protected from the wind so playing the front 9 later in the afternoon actually led to about 5 strokes better than my usual score here.

Side note; the course was in phenomenal shape and greens were immaculate; smooth, quick (but not ridiculous) and true. The ball broke on the line you saw.

Enjoyed this layout. Green speed up in the low teens and a challenge to read for a first timer. Pro shop staff (Chris) was great.

This is one of my “go to” courses when RV’ing thru So Oregon. It’s in great shape & is a good test of one’s golf game (it’ll punish poorly placed shots). It’s a links layout - hit it off the grass & you’ll loose your expensive ProV1! I recently played 2 rounds there. My only complaint is the slow pace of play (4.5 + hrs per round)! This was in the AM on a Thurs & Sat in October.

While on the coast it’s not “right on the ocean” in great shap when we played in May, Weather a bit damp but not a problem. Beautiful trees and marshes , woven between the dunes. Staff was friendly but the didthave much in the way of food or beverages. Impressive club house seemed closed.

I've been playing here shortly after the course originally opened. It has always been a challenge for mid teen HC, but ultimately extremely fair. Wish the putting course would open again, and concerned about the N par 5 #7. Come to play from about 120 miles couple or more times a year, and recommend to anyone. Prices have gotten higher, but still reasonable. Florence restaurants add to trip.

I love the layout getting the link’s style effect.

It has gotten a little worn I fear due to staffing. A full restaurant and bar open when we play would be nice.

In truth I can afford to play unless I am with someone who got a special price. To expensive and add the drive from the Eugene area.