Whoever owns this course should be ashamed. I haven’t been golfing for a long time, but have played at a dozen or so courses over the course of about a year and this was BY FAR the worst kept course I’ve seen. The fairways are littered with crabgrass and weeds and the greens are a mixture of moss and cut down weeds as well. $120 green fees for this place? Are you kidding me? I’ve never felt so ripped off in my life. If the fees were $40, I wouldn’t be writing this review, but what I paid vs what I got did not line up. Just a thought, maybe work on the tee boxes, fairways, bunkers and greens before buying a brand new fleet of golf carts? What a joke.

One of our favorites in all of the Oregon courses. In great shape. Highly recommend. Wind really picks up by 1pm. Recommend early tee time. :)

Set along the Oregon coast, this golf course provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. The course is in good condition, featuring a picturesque design that weaves through natural dunes and wetlands. The greens are quick and well-maintained, and the varied terrain keeps the game interesting. Coastal winds can add an extra challenge, but they enhance the overall experience. A great stop for any golf lover exploring the area!

I had such a wonderful lunch experience at Birdies and Bogeys at the Sandpines Golf Links clubhouse. The space feels fresh and welcoming with its recent updates, and you can really sense the positive energy from the new ownership and chef. I actually met the new owners on my way out, and they were genuinely warm and excited to be part of this beautiful place—it made the visit feel even more special. For lunch, I had the tomato bisque and the Albacore Tuna Melt—absolutely delicious and comforting. My wife ordered the clam chowder and the chicken Caesar wrap, and let’s just say… she didn’t share a single bite because it was that good! Beyond the food, the views are simply stunning. Sitting there overlooking the course, watching the geese and ducks by the huge pond, created such a peaceful, zen atmosphere. This is truly a perfect stop for a relaxing meal, even if you’re not squeezing in a round of golf. Highly recommend for anyone in the Florence, Oregon area.

Multiple times recently I have looked online at tee times and it’s wide open, so I show up hoping to walk on, there is maybe 5-6 cars in the parking lot and not a golfer in sight, and they tell me I can’t get on the course for well over an hour. The course itself is great, the restaurant is good, but the service in the pro shop is iffy. Especially when you can go down the road to ocean dunes and pay less and get treated way better.