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Spectacular
Oregon Golf in
Natural Terrain...










Back  Nine (original nine)

Now plays as Front 9 when course was flipped June 2001

Right, View from Hole 3 to the West and New 9
H. Chandler Egan's 1923 Coos design quickly became known as "the best nine hole course in Oregon." The founders' theme was "recreation in natural terrain," and today that theme carries forward into a beautifully developed 18 holes on a 105-acre forested facility nestled in hills and meadow lands. This Original Nine plays as Back Nine and the New Nine Opened May 1998.

Good golf shots will be required for a good score, but not necessarily a "great day."  The constant beauty, pleasure and challenges for a golfer always makes for a great day at Coos Country Club. 

-Mike Bodkin, 1998

Hole 6 (Par 4): A View from the green.

Coos Country Club was founded in February 1923. The original nine holes were designed by H. Chandler Egan. , a prominent amateur golfer, winning the NCAA in 1902, and the U.S. Amateur in 1904 and 1905.

Egan won the Western Amateur four times, and the Pacific Northwest Amateur five times from 1915 to 1932. Other Oregon courses he designed include Eugene Country Club (1912), Riverside, Eastmoreland, Oswego Lake, Tualatin, Rogue Valley and Hood River.

He redesigned Pebble Beach in 1928, specifically for the 1929 U.S. Amateur, where he reached the semi-finals at age 45.
Created by Jesse Snyder. 2000.

Located 5 miles South of Coos Bay along Hwy. 101 on Sumner Lane and 20 minutes North of the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.
Office: 541-267-6313 Pro Shop 541-267 7257 Fax: 269-0673
93884 Coos-Sumner Lane, Coos Bay, OR 97420