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Seasonal Golfing at Sandpines Golf Links: When Is The Best Time to Visit?

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Sandpines Golf Links, located along the stunning Oregon coast, is a golfer’s dream. With its mild climate, breathtaking scenery, and impeccable design, this course offers a fantastic golfing experience no matter the time of year. Whether you’re teeing off in the winter, spring, summer, or fall, Sandpines Golf Links has something special to offer. Here’s why any time of year is the perfect time to play this picturesque course.

Mild Winter Temperatures for Year-Round Play

One of the key factors that makes Sandpines Golf Links an ideal destination for golfers is the temperate climate of the region. While much of the country braces for cold, snowy conditions during the winter months, the Florence area enjoys relatively mild winter temperatures. Average highs hover around 50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit, making it the perfect environment for a winter round of golf.

For those seeking an escape from harsher winter conditions elsewhere, Sandpines Golf Links offers an inviting respite. The cooler, but not freezing, temperatures make it easy to enjoy a round without battling the elements, such as ice, snow, or extreme cold. This mild winter climate also ensures that the greens remain in excellent condition, allowing golfers to focus on their game rather than worrying about weather-related interruptions.

Excellent Drainage for Spring and Fall Play

Sandpines Golf Links is built on a sand dune, which plays a vital role in its outstanding drainage. This makes the course an excellent choice during the spring and fall when other courses may struggle with soggy conditions. The sandy soil allows rainwater to quickly drain away, ensuring that the fairways, greens, and tees remain playable even after a heavy downpour.

In the spring, when other regions are dealing with wet, muddy courses, Sandpines Golf Links stands out as a reliable option. The combination of reliable drainage and temperate weather allows golfers to enjoy their rounds without worrying about puddles or muddy fairways. Similarly, in the fall, when autumn rains are common, the course remains firm and dry, offering a stress-free golfing experience.

Cooler Summer Temperatures Provide a Perfect Getaway

While summer can be a scorching season in many parts of the country, Sandpines Golf Links provides a cool and refreshing alternative. The course benefits from the coastal breeze, which keeps temperatures much lower than inland areas. During the hot summer months, Florence offers a welcome relief from the heat, making it an ideal destination for those looking to enjoy a comfortable round of golf.

Rather than sweltering in oppressive heat, golfers can relish the fresh air and cool temperatures, enhancing the overall golfing experience. The combination of ocean breezes and temperate weather makes Sandpines Golf Links a fantastic summer getaway, where golfers can play at their best without the discomfort of excessive heat.

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Sandpines Golf Links is a course that provides an exceptional golfing experience no matter the time of year. Whether you’re enjoying the mild winter temperatures, the excellent drainage in the spring and fall, or the refreshing coolness of summer, Sandpines Golf Links delivers an outstanding round of golf in any season. With its well-maintained course, stunning views, and year-round accessibility, it’s clear that any time is the right time to play.

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10 Essential Tips for Playing Sandpines Golf Links – A PGA Pro’s Guide

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Florence Golf Links (better known as Sandpines Golf Links), located in the scenic Florence, Oregon, offers a stunning yet challenging golf experience along the Pacific Coast. With its links-style layout, unpredictable weather, and dynamic coastal winds, it’s crucial to be prepared. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice, these 10 expert tips will help you improve your game at Florence Golf Links and make the most of your round.

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1. Choose the Right Tee Box for Your Game

With six different tee options ranging from 5,245 to 6,877 yards, selecting the appropriate tee box is crucial. The course’s location at sea level subjects it to coastal winds and cooler temperatures, which can significantly affect ball flight. These elements often result in shorter distances than usual, so choose tees that match your skill level and the day’s conditions for an optimal experience.

Pro Tip: If you’re unsure, err on the side of choosing a shorter tee, as it will help you manage the course’s challenges more effectively.

2. Understand and Respect the Wind

Florence Golf Links is renowned for its coastal winds. Whether the wind is at your back or in your face, adjusting your club selection is vital. Windy conditions can make a significant difference to ball distance and trajectory. When the wind is strong, use a lower club for a tailwind and a higher one for a headwind.

Remember: “When it’s windy, swing easy” — a great mantra for controlling your shots on windy days.

3. Master the Bump-and-Run for Low Shots

Florence’s firm, fast fairways and greens make the bump-and-run shot an essential tool in your arsenal. High, soft shots may not hold the greens due to wind and speed. Instead, practice using a 7-iron or 8-iron for low, controlled shots that roll smoothly toward the pin, especially on greens that are hard to stick.

Pro Tip: Practice your bump-and-run technique on the driving range to gain confidence when the conditions call for it.

4. Always Take an Extra Club on Par 3s

The Par 3 holes at Florence Golf Links are among the toughest in Oregon, with two requiring a carry over water and all playing longer than their listed yardage. To maximize your chances of success, it’s wise to take an extra club, ensuring you make it over any hazards and reach the green with ease.

Tip: Aim for the center of the green for a safer approach, rather than going directly for the pin.

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5. Leverage the Terrain for Extra Distance

The undulating terrain at Florence Golf Links offers opportunities to gain extra distance or position. By reading the subtle breaks in the fairways and greens, you can position your shots to take advantage of natural rolls. Utilize the terrain to guide your ball toward the center of the fairway or help it roll closer to the pin.

Pro Tip: Learn the layout of the course before your round to better anticipate how the land will affect your shots.

6. Be Prepared for Fast and Slippery Greens

Florence Golf Links is famous for its fast greens. These greens are firm, often requiring precise putting. Focus on controlling the speed of your putts—too firm and they’ll roll off the green; too soft and they may fall short. Practicing your lag putting will help you handle the pace with greater control.

Pro Tip: Spend extra time on the practice green before your round to become comfortable with the speed of the greens.

7. Play Smart in the Bunkers

Florence features strategically placed bunkers around the greens. If you land in one, it’s essential to focus on getting the ball out with a controlled swing, aiming for the center of the green or a safe position for your next shot. Avoid trying to overpower bunker shots—a smooth, steady swing is key.

Tip: Practice bunker shots at the course’s practice area to fine-tune your technique before your round.

8. Be Ready for Changing Weather Conditions

Florence, Oregon, is known for unpredictable weather. Expect the possibility of rain, fog, or rapid temperature changes. Dress in layers and bring waterproof gear, including a windbreaker, hat, and gloves. A light jacket or umbrella is also useful for sudden rain showers.

Tip: Check the weather forecast before heading out, and plan for unpredictable shifts in conditions.

9. Stay Out of the Rough

The thick rough at Florence Golf Links can be punishing, especially with the mounding that lines many of the holes. It’s difficult to get a clean strike from the rough, so aim for the fairway with each shot. Hitting fairways consistently will give you a better chance to avoid trouble and set up easier approaches to the greens.

Pro Tip: Focus on making controlled, accurate shots off the tee to stay in the fairway and avoid penalty strokes.

10. Cultivate Patience and Consistency

Florence Golf Links is a true test of patience and mental toughness. The unpredictable weather, fast greens, and challenging terrain can be frustrating. However, by focusing on sticking to your game plan and making smart decisions, you’ll be able to keep your cool. Consistency is key to mastering this course.

Pro Tip: If you encounter a tough hole or challenging weather, take a deep breath, reset, and stick to your strategy.

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Bunker Reconditioning at Sandpines Golf Links: Enhancing Playability and Visual Appeal

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At Florence Golf Links (more commonly known as Sandpines Golf Links), we’re committed to offering the best possible golfing experience, and a key part of that is maintaining our course to the highest standards. One area that has admittedly required attention over the years is our bunkers. Due to the constant forces of rain, wind, and time, these bunkers had been allowed to deteriorate, impacting both the visual appeal and playability of the course. But we’re excited to share that, as of late 2024 with new ownership, our team has been working hard on a comprehensive bunker reconditioning project to bring these features back to life.

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The Challenges of Bunker Maintenance on the Oregon Coast

The weather on the Oregon coast, while beautiful, poses a unique set of challenges for golf course maintenance. Rain and wind erosion are the biggest contributors to bunker deterioration. The rain tends to wash sand from the sides of the bunkers to the bottom, while the constant coastal winds—especially the prevailing north wind during the summer—can shift sand from one area to another, sometimes even pushing it completely out of the bunker. In some cases, these strong winds have caused the bunker edges to erode, leading to turf overhanging the sand, which eventually drops into the bunker.

Additionally, without regular upkeep, weeds begin to establish themselves in the bunker sand, making the conditions less than ideal for both golfers and groundskeepers alike.

A New Chapter in Bunker Reconditioning

To address these challenges, our team kicked off a major bunker reconditioning project in December of 2024. This is a continuation of efforts we’ve started in previous winters, but with significantly more progress this time around. We even worked with the one of the original architects of the course, Greg Muirhead of Rees Jones Design Inc to get our bunkers back to where they need to be. Our goal is to ensure that every bunker at FGL is visually appealing, highly playable, and easy to maintain. While we’ve made substantial headway, we’ve only just reached the 13th hole, and we’re eager to complete the entire project before the golf season begins in the spring.

What’s Involved in Our Bunker Reconditioning Process?

Our bunker reconditioning process is designed to address both the aesthetic and functional aspects of the bunkers. The first step is to establish a new, clean edge for each bunker. We mark this new boundary with paint and remove the grass between the sand and the fresh edge. Once the edges are set, we move on to removing any weeds from the sand, giving us a fresh foundation to work with.

From there, we redistribute the sand. Areas with a surplus are moved to the edges, and we use a power rake to smooth everything out for an even finish. This simple but physically demanding process can take anywhere from a couple of hours to several days per bunker, depending on its size and the extent of the erosion.

What’s Next for Sandpine’s Bunkers?

As we continue working, we’ll keep tackling the effects of rain and wind. We’re aware that there may be occasional gaps in bunker conditioning as we progress, but rest assured, our team is committed to finishing this important project before the season begins. Once completed, the bunkers will be in top shape, requiring less off-season work and ensuring better consistency and less weed encroachment.

We ask for your patience and understanding as we work to improve the overall experience at Florence Golf Links. If you see us out there working, we appreciate your awareness of our efforts. We’re excited for what’s to come and know that these improvements will make a significant difference for everyone who enjoys playing golf on the Oregon coast.

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Meet The Team: Director of Golf – Nik Remer

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Everyone knows and loves our Director of Golf, Nik!

Nik has a history that runs deep with Sandpines Golf Links, and we are so very lucky to have him as the face of our operations!

A wealth of knowledge, learn more about Nik’s journey (back) to Sandpines & Florence:

“I was born in Oregon, but my childhood was far from typical. My entrepreneurial parents moved frequently, and by the time I was 12, I had already lived in Oregon, Hawaii, California, Nevada, and back to Oregon.

In 1991, we settled here in Florence, where I discovered my passion for golf. At the time, my family had just opened The Westward Ho! Paddle boat business, which kept my parents busy, leaving me searching for something to do. My dad, an avid golfer with a single-digit handicap, was eager to introduce me to the game. I spent my summer at Ocean Dunes Golf Links, where the golf pro, Vern Smith, took me under his wing. In exchange for cleaning carts and picking balls on the range, I had free access to the course and early instruction from Vern, which set me on the right path with my swing.

By 1993, I was playing on my high school’s state championship golf team and working my first paying job at Sandpines Golf Club, a new course in Florence. I was hired as a cart kid under Jim Skaugstad, the first golf professional at Sandpines. Over the next few years, I balanced high school, golf, and working at the course. My game progressed to the point where I earned a spot in the 1996 U.S. Junior Amateur in Flagstaff, Arizona, and received a golf scholarship to Portland State University.

After college, I took a job at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, where I spent four summers at their Ghost Creek course. There, I started the PGA program and learned to teach from top instructors such as Jerry Mowlds, Verne Perry, Bruce Furman, and Christopher Smith. It was at Pumpkin Ridge, mentored by Ben Hay and Dylan Campy, where I discovered my love for teaching golf.

In the winters, I spent time in Indian Wells, California, at a private club called The Reserve and eventually moved to La Quinta full-time in 2003. The Coachella Valley, with over 120 golf courses and perfect weather, became my new home. I earned a position as an assistant golf pro at Bermuda Dunes Country Club, a prestigious club where over the next 10 years I was able to become a PGA member, advance through the ranks, and host the Bob Hope Classic for many years. Over that time I got married, became a father, and was promoted all the way to Director of Golf. I grew in my career and life, but my passion for teaching and helping others improve their game remained constant.

In 2014, when my daughter Violet turned 3, the desire to raise our family in Oregon grew stronger. Unfortunately, the catalyst for our move was a cancer diagnosis for both my father and father-in-law within six months of each other. Christina and I decided to move back to Florence in 2015 to be closer to family. During the next few years, I worked for my in-laws at the Oregon Home Center. We welcomed our son Mikey into the world, and spent a winter in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, as the Director of Instruction at Querencia Golf Club.

In 2018, I heard that Sandpines Golf Club had been sold and renamed Florence Golf Links. I sent the new owners a letter, hoping for an opportunity to return to my roots. I shared my experience in the golf industry and expressed my love for raising a family in Florence. In June of 2019, I was hired as the General Manager and Head Professional at Florence Golf Links. Coming back to the course where my golf career began has been one of my proudest moments. It is why I was so thrilled to be able to contribute to the restart of the Siuslaw high school golf program after it had been gone over a decade! 

Over the past five years, our family’s connection to Florence has deepened. We settled into our forever home, adopted a golden retriever named Caramel and a German Shepherd named Chai, and now have two cats, 10 chickens, and a 5-foot ball python named Uni. Christina has been the middle school art teacher for several years, and both kids thrive in school, enjoy the performing arts, sports, and love their hometown.

Today, I’m incredibly grateful for the journey that brought me full circle. I am excited to share my passion for golf through our community’s youth programs. Watching my own children, Violet and Mikey, grow in the game, along with other young golfers, is incredibly rewarding. My love for golf, my family, and my community have shaped who I am and it’s very fulfilling to be able to give back to a sport and community that has meant so much to me throughout my life.”

Nik Remer

Director of Golf, Florence Golf Links

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Meet The Team: Superintendent – David Roath

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Meet the keeper of Sandpines’ greens! For every time you compliment the course’s play, David is who we have to thank!

“My journey to Oregon began in 1985 when I left the bustling San Francisco Bay Area to attend Oregon State University (Go Beavers!). Little did I know that this decision would shape not only my professional life but also my deep passion for golf.

Golf has been my constant companion for as long as I can remember. Since 1989, I’ve maintained a single-digit handicap, and the game has always been at the heart of everything I do. While finishing my studies at OSU, I worked part-time as a golf shop attendant and greenkeeper at Trysting Tree Golf Club. This hands-on experience in golf course maintenance only deepened my love for the sport and planted the seeds (pun intended) for what would become my career.

After earning my Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, I made my way to Portland, where I got married, started a family, and continued to pursue my golf dreams by playing in amateur events all over Oregon. I spent 10 years in sales and sales management, gaining valuable experience that would serve me in future roles. However, as my daughters were growing up in the late 1990s, I felt the pull to return to my true passion: golf.

In 2000, with my daughters still quite young, I returned to Oregon State University to pursue a Post-Baccalaureate Bachelor of Science degree in Turf and Landscape Management. It was a pivotal decision that allowed me to merge my love for the game with my professional aspirations. By 2002, I had earned my second degree and was ready to take the next step in my career.

I accepted the Assistant Superintendent position at Trysting Tree, the same golf course where I had worked during my college days. At the same time, our family grew with the birth of my son. I had the opportunity to help Trysting Tree host a US Open qualifier in 2004, and I was incredibly proud of the excellent playing surfaces we were able to present for that prestigious event. The very next day, I received an offer to work at Sunriver Resort in Central Oregon, where I helped maintain the Meadow Course until 2011.

After a brief stint managing a landscape company, I returned to golf course maintenance, taking on roles at Tetherow (2014-2017) and Pronghorn (2017-2021). Each stop along the way helped me hone my skills and build a deeper understanding of the intricacies of turf management and course conditioning. Finally, in March 2021, I took on the role of Golf Course Superintendent at Florence Golf Links on the central Oregon coast.

Throughout my career, I’ve always been driven by a simple goal: to create the best playing conditions possible. As both a turf manager and a golfer, I want to make golf courses that I’d love to play on—greens that are smooth and consistent, fairways and approaches that are firm with plenty of roll, and rough that provides a challenge. While it hasn’t always been easy, we’re getting closer to achieving those ideal conditions at Florence Golf Links. As we continue to improve the rough and bunkers, I find myself even more eager to play golf this year, as I can truly see the fruits of our labor coming together.

Family has always been central to my life. My children grew up in Central Oregon, all of them graduating from Bend Senior High School. Erin, now 27, is a real estate agent with Sotheby’s in Bend. Kylee, 25, is in the biotech industry in San Diego. And my youngest, Alexander, at 21, is currently a junior in Engineering at Oregon State University—he’s following in my footsteps, although his passion seems to lie in a different field.

Looking back on the years since I first arrived in Oregon, it’s clear that my journey has been shaped by a combination of passion, family, and a relentless drive to create great golf experiences. With each year that passes, I’m reminded of how fortunate I am to be doing what I love and to have shared this journey with my family. Whether it’s on the golf course or in the turf management world, my passion for the game and for helping others enjoy it remains as strong as ever.

When I’m not on the course making sure your green pace is the best it can be, you can find me on the hunt for the best food Florence has to offer, checking out the local competition, building memories with friends and family, or traveling to find warmer/drier climates—especially during winter. 😉

I’m excited for my next chapter, filled with more golf, more improvements to Florence Golf Links, and more memories with family – mine & yours!”

David Roath

Superintendent

Heading to Bandon Dunes Golf Courses? Make A Pit Stop On The Way!

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If you’re planning a golf trip to Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in 2025, you’re likely already anticipating an unforgettable experience. With its world-renowned courses, breathtaking coastal views, and impeccable layout, Bandon Dunes is undoubtedly one of the best golfing destinations in the United States. But here’s a little secret that many golfers miss: if you’re driving to or from Bandon Dunes, you’re likely going to pass right through Florence, Oregon. And right there, nestled on the beautiful Pacific coastline, is Florence Golf Links—a course you absolutely shouldn’t overlook.

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The Scenic Detour You Didn’t Know You Needed

Florence is situated roughly halfway between Eugene and Bandon Dunes, making it the perfect stop for golfers in need of a break (or an extra round). Whether you’re heading south toward Bandon or coming back after a week of world-class golf, Sandpines (aka Florence) Golf Links offers a relaxing yet challenging alternative to refresh your game before you arrive at your final destination.

What makes Florence Golf Links so special, you ask?

First off, the location. Positioned just off the Oregon Coast, the course offers fantastic views of the Pacific Ocean. Many holes wind through the dunes, with subtle elevation changes and natural obstacles that keep things interesting. You’ll get that quintessential Pacific Northwest while feeling like you’re the only ones on the course.

Second, it is a world class course designed by Rees Jones! Yes, the same Rees Jones that has done the latest renovations on Torrey Pines in San Diego where many a PGA Tour is held.

A Beautiful, Yet Affordable, Experience

While Florence Golf Links may not have the fame or grandeur of its big brother courses like those at Bandon Dunes, that’s part of the charm. It’s not trying to be anything other than a fun, well-maintained, and welcoming course. The greens are in excellent shape, the fairways are forgiving enough for golfers of all skill levels, and the layout is different & engaging without being overly intimidating.

The best part? It’s incredibly affordable. After dropping big bucks on a round at Bandon Dunes, Florence Golf Links is a breath of fresh air for your wallet. You can play a relaxed round without worrying about paying the premium prices often associated with top-tier golf resorts.

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Break Up Your Road Trip!

Anyone who’s made the journey between Eugene and Bandon Dunes knows it’s a long haul—nearly a 3-hour drive each way. While the scenery along the Oregon Coast is beautiful, it can get a little repetitive after a while. Stopping at Florence Golf Links gives you a chance to stretch your legs, shake off the drive, and enjoy a round of golf with a different pace. It’s the perfect way to break up the drive and add an extra layer of enjoyment to your trip.

The Local Charm and Hospitality

Golf courses are often more than just greens and fairways—they’re about the people and the experience. Florence, OR prides itself on its welcoming, small-town vibe. From the staff in the pro shop to the friendly locals who call this place home, the atmosphere here is relaxed and inviting. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just looking for a casual round, you’ll feel right at home as you walk down Bay Street.

And after your round, head into downtown Florence to explore the charming shops and local eateries. If you’ve got time, consider grabbing a bite at one of the seafood restaurants—after all, you are right on the Oregon coast!

Come On Over!

So, next time you’re making your way to Bandon Dunes or heading home, don’t just drive through Florence—stop, enjoy a round, and discover why Sandpines Golf Links deserves a spot on your golf trip itinerary. Whether you’re looking to break up the drive or simply enjoy a scenic round of golf, Florence Golf Links offers a perfect combination of stunning views, affordability, and local hospitality. It’s a hidden gem that’s well worth a visit—your golf trip to Bandon Dunes will be all the better for it.

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Discover Florence Golf Links: A Hidden Gem on the Oregon Coast

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If you’re a golf enthusiast looking for a unique and unforgettable golfing experience, look no further than Florence Golf Links on the stunning Oregon Coast. Nestled a stone’s throw away from the Pacific Ocean & Heceta Head Lighthouse in Florence, OR, this course offers an exceptional 18-hole challenge set against some of the most breathtaking scenery you’ll find on the Central Oregon Coast. Think panoramic ocean views, expansive sand dunes, and lush coastal landscape. Florence Golf Links combines the beauty of the Pacific Northwest with the thrill of championship-level golf.

A Rees Jones designed, award-winning public courses in America, Florence Golf Links is a top choice for both locals and tourists alike. The course was designed to offer players an exciting and challenging round of golf, while also providing spectacular lush Sandpines views throughout. Golfers can tee off with Heceta Head Lighthouse and the rugged beauty of the Siuslaw River nearby, creating an atmosphere of serenity and adventure.

A key feature of Florence Golf Links is its proximity to the Pacific Ocean. The natural sand dunes that surround the course give the experience a true beach golf links feel, offering golfers the chance to play on a terrain that’s as scenic as it is challenging. Whether you’re enjoying a peaceful round of golf or braving the unpredictable winds that roll in off the ocean, Florence Golf Links has something for everyone.

Sandpines Golf Links is an award-winning course that golfers flock to for its design, variety, and natural beauty. Known for its well-maintained fairways and scenic holes, Sandpines Golf Links was included in Golf Digest’s rankings of top courses. The course is known for its intricate design that blends seamlessly with the surrounding coastal environment. Every hole is unique, with challenges like water hazards, sand traps, and sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean or wooded Sandpine groves to keep players engaged.

A Perfect Golf Road Trip Destination

For golfers on a road trip along the Pacific Northwest coast, Florence Golf Links is a must-stop destination. Located on the Oregon Coast, the course is an easily accessible day trip for those traveling from nearby cities such as Eugene or Portland or even Bandon. Its central location makes it a great midway point for golfers looking to explore the Oregon coast while enjoying some of the finest golf in the region.

Whether you’re visiting during the summer months or braving the off-season weather, Florence Golf Links offers ample tee time opportunities for visitors. The course accommodates golfers of all levels, making it the perfect place to practice, compete, or simply enjoy a casual round with friends. Don’t forget to book your tee time in advance, especially during peak season when demand is high.

A Golf Experience Like No Other

Playing golf at Florence Golf Links is about more than just swinging clubs—it’s about immersing yourself in the beauty of the Central Oregon Coast. The course offers an unmatched opportunity to experience true, authentic golf links in the Pacific Northwest, where the sounds of the ocean and the wind create a peaceful yet invigorating atmosphere.

Florence Golf Links also makes for the perfect winter golf getaway, where golfers can experience the challenges of winter storms and still enjoy the thrill of playing along the coast. The weather can change quickly, making each round of golf a new and exciting adventure.

If you’re passionate about golf and love the adventure of Oregon, Florence Golf Links should undoubtedly be on your bucket list. With its combination of excellent course design, breathtaking natural beauty, and the opportunity to experience golf along the Pacific Ocean, it’s an experience that golfers won’t soon forget.

Whether you’re a local resident or a traveler passing through on a road trip, Florence Golf Links offers an unparalleled golfing experience on the Oregon Coast. With its stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, and lush landscapes, it’s a must-play for any golf enthusiast. So, pack your clubs, book your tee time, and get ready to experience some of the best Oregon coast golf that the Pacific Northwest has to offer.