Eagle Point Golf Course

About Eagle Point Golf Course

Eagle Point is the Rogue Valley's Robert Trent Jones Jr. course, a public par 72 that opened in 1996 and turns 30 in 2026. Golf Magazine named it one of "The Top 10 Public Courses of 1996" in its first year. Six sets of tees run from 5,091 to 7,099 yards, so it can be a stroll or a real test.

The setting is pastoral, and the course plays on natural terrain with bunkers, water and some optical tricks off the tee. The map survey counts water near 11 holes, about 71 bunkers, trees along eight holes and roughly 43 feet between the high and low points, so it's more open than wooded. Course character from OpenStreetMap contributors' survey data.

The thing to know is the drainage. The fairways, tees and bunkers were sand-veneered with drainage under them when it was built, and the course bills itself as open and playable year-round. It has hosted the Oregon Amateur and the OGA Stroke Play Championship. The practice area has grass tees, chipping areas, a practice bunker and a 15,000-square-foot putting green, and the Talon Grill and on-site chalets make it easy to stay and play.

It's one of 11 courses Yoink watches in the Medford, Grants Pass & Klamath area, and the closest alternative is Laurel Hill Golf Course, about 7 miles away — handy when your first choice is booked solid.

What it's like to play Eagle Point Golf Course

Water comes into play on 11 of 18 holes. Keep the ball in front of you. There's real elevation change: some holes rise or fall about 43 feet from tee to green. It's a sand-heavy layout, with about 71 bunkers.

Course character from OpenStreetMap contributors' survey data (ODbL).

Booking a tee time at Eagle Point Golf Course

Use the public tee-time link on the course website or call the pro shop at 541-826-8225. The course is open to the public year-round.

How to get a tee time at Eagle Point Golf Course