- Description
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Hey fellow golf enthusiasts! Have you had the pleasure of playing at The Clubhouse at Coos Golf Club in beautiful Bandon Dunes yet? If not, you're in for a treat. This gem, masterfully designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr. back in 1965, perfectly captures the essence of coastal and forested terrains, making each round a picturesque journey.
One of my favorite challenges is the 7th hole, a tricky par 3 where you'll need to skillfully float your tee shot over a water hazard to land on a green that’s zealously guarded. Trust me, it’s as thrilling as it sounds! And for those looking to conquer this course, here’s a tip: focus on accuracy over power, especially on holes like the 18th with its narrow fairway leading up to an elevated green – it’s a real test of your precision and strategic thinking.
Beyond the play, The Clubhouse at Coos Golf Club is a hub for both local buffs and visiting players, known for its well-maintained greens and vibrant tournament scene. Whether you're here to improve your game or soak up the scenic views, this course is packed with character, challenges, and charm. Don't just take my word for it, come experience it for yourself!
For more details or to book a tee time, visit their website at [Coos Golf Club](http://www.coosgolfclub.com). See you on the greens!
- Notable Holes
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- {"hole_number"=>7, "description"=>"A par 3 that requires a well-placed tee shot over a water hazard to reach a heavily guarded green."}
- {"hole_number"=>12, "description"=>"A long par 5 with a dogleg right, requiring precise shots to avoid bunkers and reach the green in regulation."}
- {"hole_number"=>18, "description"=>"A challenging finishing hole with a narrow fairway and elevated green, providing a dramatic conclusion to the round."}
- Designers
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- Robert Trent Jones Sr., a noted golf course architect, originally designed the layout, incorporating natural landscapes to enhance the golfing experience.
- Tournament History
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- The course has hosted several regional amateur tournaments and charity events, known for its competitive layout and excellent upkeep.
- Playing Tips
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- Focus on accuracy over distance, especially on holes with narrow fairways and water hazards. Utilize the contours of the greens to help guide approach shots.
- Course Features
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Bunkers
Group Friendly
- Green Fee
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$75.00
- Notes
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Notable Holes: {"hole_number"=>7, "description"=>"A par 3 that requires a well-placed tee shot over a water hazard to reach a heavily guarded green."}, {"hole_number"=>12, "description"=>"A long par 5 with a dogleg right, requiring precise shots to avoid bunkers and reach the green in regulation."}, {"hole_number"=>18, "description"=>"A challenging finishing hole with a narrow fairway and elevated green, providing a dramatic conclusion to the round."}
Designers: Robert Trent Jones Sr., a noted golf course architect, originally designed the layout, incorporating natural landscapes to enhance the golfing experience.
Tournament History: The course has hosted several regional amateur tournaments and charity events, known for its competitive layout and excellent upkeep.
Playing Tips: Focus on accuracy over distance, especially on holes with narrow fairways and water hazards. Utilize the contours of the greens to help guide approach shots.
