Est. 1995 · Bob Cupp & John Fought
Why we love this place
Crosswater is the round you plan a whole trip around. We love the way it sits among the rivers and meadows of Sunriver, big and bold yet beautiful, with holes that ask real questions. It feels like championship golf and a nature walk at once.
Via LINKS Magazine (Crosswater)
About Crosswater Club
Crosswater is the crown jewel of Sunriver Resort in Central Oregon, a private club course designed by Bob Cupp with his former design partner John Fought and opened in 1995. Sprawling across meadows along the Deschutes and Little Deschutes rivers, the par-72 layout stretches beyond 7,600 yards and was among the longest courses in the country when it debuted, earning Golf Digest's Best New Resort Course honor for 1995. Water, wetlands, and native high-desert grasses shape a routing that demands precise carries and thoughtful positioning. Crosswater's championship pedigree is substantial: it hosted the Champions Tour's JELD-WEN Tradition, a senior major, from 2007 through 2010, and has staged NCAA Championships and national club-professional competitions. It remains one of Oregon's most acclaimed and exclusive tests of golf.
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