Tetherow Golf Club
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Tetherow Golf Club

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About Tetherow Golf Club

Tetherow Golf Club, nestled in the stunning landscapes of Bend, Oregon, offers an award-winning 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect David McLay Kidd. The distinctive layout winds through 700 acres of pristine terrain, bordered by the picturesque Deschutes National Forest, presenting a unique blend of challenges and breathtaking Cascade Mountain views. Players will encounter dramatic elevation changes, strategically placed bunkers, and natural water features that enhance the golfing experience.

With its unpretentious luxury and a welcoming atmosphere, Tetherow invites golfers of all skill levels to enjoy a memorable round amidst the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. The course's character is further enriched by its proximity to outdoor adventures, making it a perfect destination for both golf enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

The course is a resort golf course. The course was designed by David McLay Kidd. On-site facilities include Suite, Social Membership, Lodge, Café, Restaurant.

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David McLay Kidd
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SuiteMembership AvailableSocial MembershipLodgeCaféRestaurantDining AvailableAccommodation Available

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David McLay Kidd, born in 1967 in Johnstone, Renfrewshire, Scotland, is a pioneering golf course architect known for…