A fun but challenging layout. Not a push over course. Lots of trouble lurking around if you have never played the course. The greens were slow, making firm putts a must. Course was overall in pretty good condition. If in this area again, I would play here.

So glad we found this during our trip. The course lives up to the reviews. We lost so many golf balls (like a dozen each!). Yet we had a great time. Very fun yet challenging course. Staff was friendly and very laid back golf experience.. just what we were looking for. Will definitely make this a regular stop when back in the Coos Bay area.

This is a true Oregon coast golf course. Odd thing about it is that there are 12 holes instead of nine. Mostly flat but one has a good Hill to climb to the tee box. A rather small green on number five is very challenging. Overall, the course is in good shape and the greens are well maintained. The rough can be challenging though.

Pretty fun 12-hole course, Today was my first round in over 10 years, and this course was the perfect welcome back We'll be back soon to get revenge now that we know the course! (There are a few unforgiving dog legs, one which is a right continuous nasty one that is my new nemesis now) the course is well designed, fun and challenging (especiallywhen the greens are wet/slow). Pro (owner i think?) Is cool, Thanks!

Fun, short 9-hole course. Easy enough to walk but you can drive to your ball if you take a cart. Bring extra balls, there are water hazards on nearly every hole. Some aren't very obvious. Staff is really nice and the course is well maintained. Greens are fairly slow. Fog was pretty consistent the couple days I was there. Got there early on a Friday morning (they don't take tee times) and felt like I had the course to myself. Definitely worth checking out if you don't want to pay $350 to lose balls at Bandon Dunes.