Golf Courses-Eastern Oregon

Wildhorse Resort & Casino Golf Course -- Pendleton, Oregon

Nestled in the foothills of Oregon's Blue Mountains, you’ll find Wildhorse Resort and 18 holes of spectacular golf, featuring beautiful lakes, long fairways and deep bunkers. Designed by legendary golf architect, John Steidel. The course can play long or short with four sets of tees ranging from 5,718 yards at the front to 7,128 yards from the championship tees.

With water hazards on more than half of the holes and almost 1500 yards between the front and back tees, the course delivers challenges for players of all abilities. The course has some very stout par 4’s in its repertoire. Hang on with both hands as you play the 6^th and 7^th holes where each par 4 spans over 460 yards and requires some serious shot-making. Although a very playable course, it says something when a number one handicap hole is a 370-yard par four, the second hole. They tempt you off the tee to cut the corner but the real fun lies in the approach to the green and what they call “well bunkered and unforgiving”.

The course is also home to one of the premier finishing holes in Eastern Oregon. Bordered by out-of-bounds and water, the 18^th hole is a monster par 4 at 475 yards. If you escape with a par—or better yet, a birdie—make a dash for the casino and cash in on your good luck.

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Quail Ridge Golf Course - Baker City, Oregon

Quail Ridge Golf Course is a beautiful, picturesque 18-hole, par-70 course set at the base of the Blue Mountains in Eastern Oregon. This course is very forgiving, yet challenging and features many elevation changes throughout the round. Quail Ridge is a piece of Eastern Oregon history and a fun day of golf. The setting is great and you can’t beat the rates for this nice of a course.

The original nine holes of the course were constructed in 1936. In 1999, the City completed construction of an additional nine holes designed by award-winning course architect Bill Robinson (other courses include Tri-Mountain, OGA Golf Coures, Ocean Dunes). The golf course is almost 6000 yards from the back tees and not what you’d expect from a city owned course. The course is quite challenging and features an endless array of mature trees and landscapes throughout the course. Several of the holes are in the 300 to 340 yard range which is fun because the urge to take out the driver and attack the hole is too great to pass up. The course is well worth making a point to play on your next trip and highly recommended.

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