Scorecard

Grants Pass Golf Club is the “Crowned Jewel” of Southern Oregon with a value like none other. It has been skillfully carved through more than one-hundred acres of gifted land once home to a local rancher’s spacious horse ranch. Through rolling hills and an abundance of tall majestic pines it meanders through numerous vistas of the gorgeous Rogue Valley. Balanced by pristine fairways and truly smooth running greens this tranquil beauty is the centerpiece amenity to the finest golf club experience in Southern Oregon.

Uniquely positioned with yardages and routing that allows the most skilled golfer to find challenge and excitement while giving the beginning golfer ample room to hone their game. This layout provides a variety of long and narrow fairways challenging ones accuracy from the tee while never leaving you with a boring approach to smooth running and gently sloping greens.

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Front 9

Back 9

Slopes & Rating

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PAR

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OUT

477

462

431

427

140

124

110

104

368

343

305

302

538

525

450

442

197

181

162

122

366

314

303

269

372

360

285

277

369

355

287

280

426

415

371

351

3253

3079

2704

2574

HOLE 1

The first hole is a great opening par 5 that plays from 427 to 477 yards. Even though the fairway is seeming to be wide, it can be a difficult fairway to hit. Only the long hitters can get home in two, so most players try to setup their third shots to a large two-tier green that slopes from back to front. Get the ball on the right tier and you may be walking off the green with a birdie.

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HOLE 2

The second hole is the shortest hole on the course that plays from 104 to 140 yards. Even with the simple design a 3 is a great score here. Off the tee try to take enough club to carry the three bunkers that protect this green.

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HOLE 3

Number 3 is one of the most difficult holes here at Grants Pass, not due to its length (302-368 yards) but do to the precision required to keep you out of trouble. The tree line fairway on the right and OB down the left-hand side make the drive all about accuracy and not distance. The second shot on number 3 requires accuracy, with water on the right and a bunker protecting the front this green this green can be tough to hit. A 4 is a great score here, sometimes even a bogey feels like a win.

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HOLE 4

Number 4 is the second par 5 on the front 9 ranging from 442- 538 yards. With yet another daunting tee shot this hole has high risk – high reward implications. Only the longest hitters can reach the green in two, with a pond the stretches down the right side and all the way up to the front of the green you better favor the left side and take enough club to make sure your ball stays dry. The approach shot requires a lofty shot into this green, anything short will be rejected and will roll down the hill.

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HOLE 5

Number 5 is the second longest par 3 at Grants Pass, ranges from 122-197 yards. With a similar front as #4 you better take enough club to get onto the green. Any shot short requires a great shot off a tight lie to a tough green. Beware of the OB down the left side of the entire hole. A three here is a great score with a but you’re not alone if you walk out with a bogey.

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HOLE 6

Number 6 starts a stretch of 7 par 4’s in a row. With number 6 only ranging from 269-366 yards this dogleg right par 4 has plenty of trouble to find. With OB all the way down the left side and Allen Creek on the right, this drive must find the fairway. A long iron or 3 wood off the tee will set up an approach shot from inside of 150 yards. This is a great hole to get a stroke back. Hit the green and make a putt.

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HOLE 7

Number 7, the Island hole is a great golf hole. The longer hitters tee off from an island tee box with OB and houses on the left and a penalty area down the right side. This short par four plays 277-372 yards and requires some attention off the tee. On the approach you want to stay beneath the hole while evading the two bunkers that frame the front of the green. A putt from above the hole on this slippery green can make those 3 putt nightmares a reality.

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HOLE 8

Number 8, very similar to number 7 requires a lot of awareness off the tee box. With houses close to the left side of fairway the miss on this hole is to the right. If you happen to find this fairway kudos to you. This approach shot to another green bordered by bunkers is a lot easier from the fairway than the forest. This green sneakily runs from back to front, knock it below the hole for an easy putt!

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HOLE 9

Number 9 is arguably the hardest hole at Grants Pass Golf Club, a great way to finish off the front 9. Being the longest par 4 ranging from 351-426 yards this Tee shot requires distance and accuracy off the tee. With OB down the right edge of the fairway and a pond that’s reachable for the longer hitters on the left, the fairway is your only option. With a long approach shot to a two-tier green that slopes from back to front anywhere up by the green after your second shot is great. If the pin is in the front its your lucky day, a back pin adds more difficulty to this already tough hole.

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HOLE

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PAR

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TOTAL

326

303

289

247

395

379

364

330

351

335

316

275

141

134

121

115

275

266

258

229

507

489

448

438

404

390

312

302

228

200

167

163

511

478

462

444

3138

2974

2737

2543

6391

6053

5441

5117

HOLE 10

Number 10 is one of the shortest of the par 4’s at Grants Pass Golf Club, playing 247-326 yards. Hitting the tee shot to a hundred yards out to the left side of the fairway gives you the best opportunity to start the back 9 with a good score. The approach shot is to an elevated green that plays 12-15 more yards than the actual yardage. Make sure to take enough club to get the ball on the putting surface, any shot short has a chance to roll 15 yards down the hill.

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HOLE 11

Hole 11 is a dogleg right with OB left and trees down the right side. A good drive will get you over the hill and a great angle for the 2^nd shot. If you’re going to favor a side of the fairway I would favor the left, it will give you an optimal angle around the trees and away from the pond on the front right side of the green. One of the original greens here at Grants Pass, this green has some hidden slopes, keep the approach shot below the hole.

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HOLE 12

Number 12 looks simple from a far but this uphill par 4 is anything but that. The last Par 4 of our Par 4 stretch has a broad fairway can easily be hit but leaves you with undulated lie in the fairway. The approach to this green requires a lot of accuracy, you’d rather be short than left or right. Left puts you in the bunker and rights puts you on a hill that almost a guarantees you 3 more strokes. Try and get this ball to the middle of the green and you’ll have a chance to make birdie. Par is a great score here.

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HOLE 13

Number 13 is a simple downhill par 3 with a ravine between the tee box and the green. Make sure and take enough club to get to the green, anything short makes for a difficult uphill chip. Another green surrounded by bunkers makes this hole a little more difficult. Aim for the center of this right to left sloping green.

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HOLE 14

Number 14 is the biggest risk reward hole at Grant Pass. This Short par 4 plays 229-275 yards; With OB the right and penalty area to the left this hole would require precise accuracy of the tee to make the gamble worth it. This beautiful scenic hole can be an easy birdie but with one swing it can turn into a bogey or worse before you get off the tee box.

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HOLE 15

Number 15 is a dogleg left par 5 playing 438-507 yards. This hole has OB down the right side for the entirety of the hole, off the tee be aware that a straight ball or a shot turning right will run out of fairway fast. Working the shot from right to left will give you a great look for the second shot. The second shot is down a narrow tree lined fairway but is reachable in two for the longer hitters. Stay out of the bunkers guarding the green and you just might walk away with a birdie.

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HOLE 16

Number 16 is a difficult par 4 from the moment you tee off till the ball finds the bottom of the cup. Playing 302-404 yards try and keep your ball down the right side of the fairway this will give you an opportunity to reach the green in 2. A Drive too far right or too far left will put you behind the trees and require a punch out into the fairway. This two-tier green slopes back to front, finding the right level will save you a stroke or two!

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HOLE 17

Number 17 is the longest par 3 at Grants Pass Golf Club 163-228 yards. This shot requires great accuracy and distance to a green with bunkers on the left and right. A miss to the front of the green is a good miss and still have a great chance at making par. A par is a great score here, 4’s is not uncommon; stay clear of the double bogey and you’ll be happy!

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HOLE 18

Hole 18 is great finishing hole, a narrow par 5 off the tee that blossoms into a nice wide fairway with a great look at the green just below the clubhouse. Accuracy off the drive is way more important than distance. If you can find this fairway you have a great chance at finishing the round with a birdie.

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Slope

139

134

123

124

WOMEN

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Gold

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Rating

71.5

69.9

66.8

70.2

WOMEN