Golf

Golf is one of the biggest attractions in Oregon. Why may you ask? It's widely known that Oregon is home to some of the greatest public golf courses in the country, if not the world. The acclaim and fanfare of Bandon Dunes Golf Resort are a big reason for this reputation, but long before its existence golfers were making their way to another popular Oregon golf destination - Central Oregon.

As a part of the transportation industry; golf means a lot to us, as much as it does to you. Viewpoint Coachlines takes serious precautions in making the effort easy for our golfers. With the level of easement that we provide to make your golf trips happen, our luxury buses come with all amenities that you need. With our full size buses, we have 3 full-sized compartments that will fit all of your equipment and personal belongings; as well as the most comfortable ride to your destination.

With nearly 30 golf courses, including three in Golf Digest's Top 100 (#40 - Pronghorn, #61 - Crosswater, #82 - Tetherow), and a diversity in course design that is rare, Central Oregon has long been considered among the top destinations in the country for a golf trip.

Central Oregon is blessed with a consistent abundance of sunshine given its location on the drier and higher eastern side of the Cascade Mountains. During Central Oregon's famously mild summer, when average high temperatures settle in the low-80s, it's common to golf, bike, and fly fish in the same day. Early season visitors even have an opportunity to accomplish the rare double feat of skiing and golfing in the same day, as the ski season at nearby Mt. Bachelor typically runs through Memorial Day.

Anchored by the outdoor lover's paradise of Bend, Central Oregon is home to Championship designs spread throughout the region. That includes the PGA Tour pedigree of Sunriver Resort's three courses, including Crosswater - a Top 100 mainstay, plus the Jack Nicklaus course at Pronghorn Resort and the David McLay-Kidd (who calls Bend home) gem of Tetherow. Other notable offerings include the player-friendly design of Brasada Ranch, the municipal masterpiece of Juniper Golf Course, the volcanic crushed red cinder bunkers at Aspen Lakes, and the mountain golf designs of Robert Muir Graves and John Fought (redesign) at Black Butte Ranch.