Est. 1996 · Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Why we love this place
We love Eagle Point because it delivers genuine championship shot-making without a private gate in front of it. Jones Jr. framed every hole against the Rogue Valley, and the greens reward a player who actually thinks. Point your compass here for big-course golf that welcomes everyone.
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About Eagle Point Golf Club
Eagle Point Golf Club opened in 1996 on rolling southern Oregon terrain that was once a hay-growing operation, roughly ten minutes from Medford in the Rogue Valley and within reach of Crater Lake National Park. Developers Gregg Adams and Dan Bunn engaged Robert Trent Jones Jr. to route a public championship course through the property as part of a residential community. The par-72 layout stretches to just over 7,000 yards from the tips across four sets of tees, weaving among oaks and native grasses with generous landing areas and well-guarded, contoured greens. The course drew early national attention, earning recognition from Golf Magazine as one of the country's best new courses in its debut year, and it has remained one of the highest-regarded publicly accessible tracks in Oregon.
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