About Crosswater

Crosswater Golf Club

Honored by Golf Digest as one of "America's 100 Greatest Courses," and host of the 2007 - 2010 JELD-WEN Tradition major championship, Crosswater is a heathland-style course situated on 600 magnificently scenic acres of woodlands and carefully preserved wetlands.

The course features five tee placements for each hole, bent grass fairways and greens and is threaded by the gently flowing Deschutes and Little Deschutes Rivers. In fact, depending on tee selection the rivers can come into play as often as seven times in a round.

#17 of America’s Best Residential Golf Courses - Golf Week

#28 of America's top 100 Greatest Golf Courses - Golf Digest

America's Top 100 Modern Courses - Golf Week Magazine

Certified Audubon Sanctuary - Audubon International

"It is simply not possible to find a better manicured course anywhere in the world. Period." - Golf Digest

"Save your strength and a few extra sleeves of balls for Crosswater, which is one of the most spectacular designs in America" - Links Magazine.

More on Crosswater

Crosswater is a privately owned and operated golf and social club facility located in Central Oregon, just 15 miles South of Bend, adjacent to Sunriver, Oregon.

Crosswater was designed by award winning architect Bob Cupp. Crosswater is one of the longest courses in the United States, set up to potentially play 7,683 yards with a par of 72. Crosswater has played host to many high profile events including the 1999 Shell’s Wonderful World of Golf in which Fred Couples and John Daly participated. It has also played host to the following events:

2000 NCAA Division I Women’s National Championships
2001 PGA Club Professional Championship
2002 USGA Women’s Amateur Public Links Course
2004 AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions
2006 NCAA Division I Men’s National Championships