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Ocean Dunes Golf Links is an 18-hole public course in Florence on the central Oregon coast. The course was designed by William Robinson and is routed through coastal dunes, shore pines, gorse, heather and native grasses. The design uses narrow corridors, small greens and pot bunkers, with coastal wind adding a variable strategic element.
The club's official hole guide gives individual names to all 18 holes, beginning with 'Away' and ending with 'Ponder,' and provides detailed playing notes for each. The course drains through sandy coastal terrain and is operated in conjunction with Three Rivers Casino Resort. Current public rates include separate 18-hole and nine-hole options, and the clubhouse provides a snack bar and cart rental.
The course is an 18-hole links golf course. The course was designed by William Robinson. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Snack Bar, Golf Lessons, Cart Rental.
William Robinson routed Ocean Dunes through naturally sandy coastal ground, using dunes, native vegetation, narrow fairways, small greens and pot bunkers. The course's exposed location makes wind an important variable, while the sandy ground provides strong drainage.
Ocean Dunes is operated with Three Rivers Casino Resort and remains open to public play throughout the year, with nine-hole and 18-hole rates.
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| Fee Type | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Other | ||
| Public Play - 18 Holes | $59 | Current published public walking/base golf rate; cart listed separately. |
| Local Junior - 18 Holes | $19 | Published local junior rate. |
| Junior - 18 Holes | $29 | Published junior rate. |
| 9 hole | ||
| Public Play - 9 Holes | $29 | Current published public rate; cart listed separately. |
| Local Junior - 9 Holes | $10 | Published local junior rate. |
| Junior - 9 Holes | $20 | Published junior rate. |
Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.
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