Living and working in Southern Oregon for the past year year, played at least 8 local courses and…read moreDutcher Creek golf course easily came out on top for a list of reasons, like the affordable rates, the quality of the course and greens, and the friendliest most accommodating staff I have ever met!

A great, fun course to play with plenty of challenges. Thank you Chuck, Roger, Megan, and everybody…read morefor the impeccable customer service you provide. You make me feel like I'm home.

Beautiful and challenging course. Pro shop personnel knowledgeable and helpful. Casual restaurant…read morewith friendly service and good quality food and drinks.

Great place to play golf! Mary's BBQ was fantastic. The service and food were amazing!read more

Fun small course to practice on. It gets my steps in for sure. The greens are clean and the holes…read moreare clear.

Worth playing for the price for sure…read more Greens and fairways were in fair condition. I had fun though and would recommend.

Had heard some good things about this course and glad I checked it out and played it. VERY hilly,…read moresome blind holes, more hills, more blind holes topped off with several doglegs! Whew! Decent pro shop and staff was very friendly. Plan on losing a ball or two and definitely plan on having fun here!

Stuff happens at any golf course. How it is handled makes the difference…read more Due to a mixup of two local league schedules, we were boxed in between groups and basically standing still. A course employee drove out to our location via golf cart and explained the dilema. We were then offered 4 comp rounds, including carts, if we could return the next day. We did. The course is simply stunning in its scenic views and we found no better prepared fairways and greens anywhere on our golf trip. This course moves to our top 5 list in Oregon. Fred B. Woodland, Washington

The course if poorly maintained and it is getting worse every year. The worst part is the "sand…read moretraps" and bunkers that have little to no sand in them and most have standing water in them even during hot weather. The course has over 60 sand traps and bunkers that are major design feature of the course and they are all in terrible condition. At the pro shop I was told that they are working on developing a plan to fix the sand traps. But it is way to late for a program that will take 5 or more years to complete. Complete reconstruction is needed now to bring this course up to a level of maintenance you would expect at a typical muni. We are dropping Eagle Point from our regular rotation until significant improvements are made.

Eagle point golf club and lodging at the chalets is my absolute favorite trip. The course is world…read moreclass and the king room/ suite in the chalets is the best. Always so clean and comfortable. I have never had better service and hospitality at any lodging anywhere, and a special thank you to Terri for taking such good care of us. The greens are perfect, and the wildlife is the cherry on top. Big healthy turkeys on the back 9, quail singing in the morning, and deer everywhere. Love the birdwatching too. Will absolutely be back again and again, planning my next golf trip with the boys group next! Thanks so much Eagle Point team!

Harassment from the course marshal he sat in the shadows and watched every move. Correcting in a…read morecondescending manner. Little authority to someone who has no idea how to use it. I will never golf or dine there again. He said best for both of us. If you have enough revenue from members make it a members only club. Took the money then made us unwelcome. If you are not a member or have an 11 handicap I would go to another course. I am 63 years old. I've been golfing at a number of courses for a very, very long time Japan Taiwan Korea Philippines never been treated so poorly in all my years. Great course hats off to the greens keeper but the course marshal will destroy the day.

My dinner was covered in grease. I had the lamb, while the shank could use improvement it was…read moretender, but all over my potatoes was orange grease, a trace amount it one thing but if they think adding color or a " look" with the grease was a huge "NO NO" made my dish in edible. The grease didn't have flavor like the shank so I'm not understanding the thinking behind serving my food soaked in oil.

My husband and I like to try things that don't involve drinking. We thought we would try this !! So…read moremuch fun!! We both need to practice lol but the owner was super friendly and explained the everything really well! def recommend even if you're not a golfer like us!! And if you do like to drink they have that option too

Oak Knoll is our local Ashland gem…read more You can find nicer courses in the Rogue Valley, and you can find cheaper ones too, but you can't beat Oak Knoll for overall value, in my opinion. This is a full length 9-hole course. It has enough challenge in it, to make is interesting, yet isn't overly punishing for shots that don't quite hold the fairway. It's a well maintained muni course, and the staff has always been friendly to me. I prefer to walk courses instead of riding golf carts when I play, and I find this course to be very walkable. If you want a good little challenge that doesn't break the bank, I think it's worth a tee time to play Oak Knoll.

This place is pretty bad but I have some ideas that could make it better... Ashland is the…read morewealthiest place within 150 miles and we have one golf course that is owned by the city-Oak Knoll. The course is widely regarded to be unplayable by the people I have spoke to in Ashland. You can't even get a tee in the ground. The folks who live on the course think it's an eye sore. The gentleman at the front desk claims the course is in disrepair because they didn't have full water last year, yet the other golf courses in Medford are all in much better condition, other than maybe bear creek which is also city owned and is a par 3 that cost next to nothing to play so you can't expect much there. I think this place is just mismanaged to the extreme. The machine that dispenses practice balls for the range is probably 60 years old and coin operated and breaks every other time you use it and you have to walk up to the front to get someone to help you. And then the practice balls are all torn up, and the practice mats are worn out making hitting the balls feel like hitting rocks off cement. I think I may get the people of Ashland to come together to force a sale of this place so that it is in the hands of private owners who can put the proper amount of money into this place to make it a viable business and golf course the people who live in Ashland can be proud of. People who pay the extra bucks to live in Ashland shouldn't have to drive all the way to Medford to play a decent round of golf.