Oregon

Oregon Golf Courses & Tee Times — Statewide

Can't get a tee time across Oregon? Yoink watches 11 public courses, from Roseburg, Gearhart, Bandon, Umatilla and Echo. Pick your courses, set the day and time you want, and get a notification when a tee time opens, cancellations included.

The longest layout here is Coos Golf Club at 6,032 yards; there are 2 nine-hole courses.

11 courses across Oregon

Why tee times across Oregon are hard to get

Golf across Oregon follows the seasons: spring openers and fall weekends are the busiest stretches, and summer mornings fill before afternoons.

Most public courses open their tee sheet a set number of days ahead, often 7 to 14, and many municipal courses give residents or card holders an earlier window. The best weekend-morning times usually go the day they're released. Leagues and outings take blocks of the sheet before the public ever sees them.

When tee time cancellations happen

A full tee sheet rarely stays full. Many courses let you cancel without a fee up to 24 or 48 hours before your time, so spots tend to reappear in the last couple of days. A bad forecast shakes more loose, and a foursome that drops to three opens a single. None of it is announced. The time just shows up again on the booking page, and whoever looks first gets it.

How to get a tee time across Oregon

Yoink

All 11 courses across Oregon, watched for you around the clock

Yoink checks all 11 courses across Oregon every few minutes, so every open time is in one place and you're the first to know when one that fits your day, window and group appears, cancellations included.

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Doing it by hand? Here's what works.

  1. Know the booking window. Find out how many days ahead each course releases times, and whether residents get an earlier window. Be ready the morning it opens.
  2. Look again 24 to 48 hours out. That's when most cancellation deadlines pass and spots come back.
  3. Be flexible on group size. Singles and twosomes fit into gaps a foursome can't.
  4. Try twilight and weekday afternoons. They're the last to fill and often cheaper.
  5. Keep a quicker course in your back pocket. Nine-hole and executive courses are easier to get on and play faster. Around here that includes Highlands Golf Club and Stewart Park Golf Course.

Read the full guide to getting a tee time when everything's booked

Tee times across Oregon: questions

How do I get notified when a tee time opens up across Oregon?

Set a watch in Yoink for the courses you want, the days you can play, a time window and the number of players. Yoink checks those tee sheets every few minutes and sends a notification as soon as a matching time appears, cancellations included. You book it directly with the course.

When do tee time cancellations usually show up?

Mostly in the 24 to 48 hours before the tee time, as golfers cancel ahead of the course's cancellation deadline, and whenever the weather forecast changes. They appear without notice and tend to be rebooked quickly.

How far in advance can you book a tee time across Oregon?

It depends on the course. Many public courses open bookings 7 to 14 days ahead, and town or county courses often give residents an earlier window. Each course's own booking page has its policy.

When is golf busiest across Oregon?

Demand is highest on spring and fall weekends. Weekend mornings are always the hardest tee times to get.

Which courses across Oregon are quickest to play?

Nine-hole and executive courses such as Highlands Golf Club and Stewart Park Golf Course take less time and are usually easier to book.

Does Yoink book the tee time for me?

No. Yoink tells you when a time opens; you book it with the course on its own booking page, at the course's price, with no extra fee.

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Tee times across Oregon, without the refreshing

Watch as many courses as you like. When a time opens that fits your day, window and group, Yoink tells you first.