Pronghorn Resort & Golf Club

I really like pronghorn Nicklaus course. It is still early in the year after winter and the greens are healing. Fairways are nice. Still lots of spots on greens.
I really enjoy playing pronghorn. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I like the beauty and scenery. It’s fun meeting new golfers.

played the nicklaus course and really enjoyed it. fine layout with many holes requiring finesse off the tee for line and distance. some beautifully aligned holes with very scenic background of the cascades. course conditions were fine including fairly tight fairways and slippery greens. l'll be back.

Course was great, staff was very friendly and helpful.

Played several courses near Bend in the last few weeks and this was at the top of the list. Got lucky we picked such a perfect day where the weather was nice and we had the whole course to ourselves it seemed. The staff was super nice and the course was in fantastic shape. I'll be back here for sure hopefully before the rates go to $200.00

Keep up the great work and it met or exceeded my expectations.

The course was in pretty good shape for this time of year. The greens are starting to come around.

Foursome on a great weather play day. Will be back to play once plug maintenance has had a chance to grow in (greens were bumpy). Overall great value for the playability and that is comparing it to Scottsdale Troon course, Bandon Dunes, etc. We look forward to returning.

Fun round, winter conditions make the fairways run fast and the greens slow.

Was not notified that green's had been plugged and sanded. For $90/round, it would've been nice to have known.

Watch out when booking on line. The price stated on line is $60 with cart but when you get there they charge you for a cart...$30 extra dollars. They need to fix the information on golf now.com

Played the course for the first time since September. I thought the greens fee for the winter round was extremely reasonable. I had never played it in winter before and while I am grateful I was able to play at all in January, the course was not in typical pronghorn conditions. The greens were very bumpy from aeration, and sandy. Just didn’t not roll like I have come to expect from Pronghorn greens. I do understand that its winter conditions so I would say that has got to be why. The rest of the course was in great shape for winter and the pace of play was fantastic. I actually shot my best score for for the Nicklaus course and had a great time.

Good course with beutiful scenery. Weather was cold and dry, as one would expect, middle of March in high desert. Saturday was much busier than Sunday, but I happened to get stuck behind slower players Sunday. Staff was very accommodating and friendly. Overall, worth it.