Impress your friends and other golfers with your knowledge of Oregon Courses.
Every month or so, this page will post a photo of a different par-3 hole for an Oregon golf course. If you are the first to send an e-mail to info@oregoncourses.com that names the golf course and the hole number (and contains your name and mailing address), you will win 3 Titleist Tour Soft golf balls proudly marked with the GOLFOREGON logo. As long as you live in the contiguous United States, no additional fees or charges are required (if you live anywhere else, you will have to pay charges for first class postage). You will also be named on this page as a winner.
The rules are simple:
Review the picture below of a par 3 hole on an Oregon Course.
If you recognize the par 3, send an e-mail to info@oregoncourses.com with your name and address and the name of the Oregon Course and the number of the golf hole.
If I receive your e-mail first with the correct identify of the hole, you win.
Prior winners are not eligible.
No purchase or payment necessary, unless you live outside of the contiguous United States (in which case, you have to pay first class postage).
Any disputes, issues, or arguments will be resolved by me in my sole and absolute discretion. Issues, disagreements, and concern can be sent to me using the information on the “Contact” page.
Your e-mail address or the mailing address will not be shared with anyone else.
For this installment, as we head into winter, we go back to the Oregon Coast:
Hint: This par 3 (the pin is to the left) is 221 yards from the Black Tees (which are not the back tees), but depending on the wind, you could use anything from a 9-iron to driver. It could be a pretty long hole on what is referred to as the “longest short course in Oregon.”
Which Par 3 Is It?
Past Holes:
4th hole on the Heron Lakes Great Blue course in Portland
17th hole at Eastmoreland
15th hole at Salishan
17th hole at Emerald Valley
4th hole at the Meadows course at Sunriver
13th hole at Sandelie