9 Golf Courses in Central Point, OR- Reviews & Ratings

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There is 1 golf course in Central Point, Oregon and 0 are municipal courses.There are also another 8 golf courses within 20 miles of Central Point, including 6 public, 0 municipal and 2 private courses. The oldest course in the Central Point area is the Rogue Valley Country Club which was designed by H. Chandler Egan/(R) Robert Muir Graves, ASGCA and opened in 1924. The longest course is Centennial Golf Club, which is 7,309 yards. Rogue Valley Country Club is rated the best course near Central Point. The following courses have won various awards: Eagle Point Golf Club.

Laurel Hill Golf Course, Laurel Hill Course

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9 holes over 1,915 yards with a par of 31 (Public) Write a Review
9450 Old Stage Rd
Central Point, OR 97502-9719
(541) 855-7965
7 miles from the center of Central Point. Write a Review

Rogue Valley Country Club, Rogue Valley Course

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18 holes over 6,666 yards with a par of 72 (Private) Write a Review
2660 Hillcrest Rd Ste 1
Medford, OR 97504-6999
(541) 772-5965
6 miles from the center of Central Point. Write a Review

Rogue Valley Country Club, Oaks Course

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9 holes over 3,275 yards with a par of 35 (Private) Write a Review
2660 Hillcrest Rd Ste 1
Medford, OR 97504-6999
(541) 772-5965
6 miles from the center of Central Point. Write a Review

Eagle Point Golf Club, Eagle Point Course

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18 holes over 7,099 yards with a par of 72 (Public) Write a Review
100 Eagle Point Dr
Eagle Point, OR 97524-9696
(541) 826-8225
7 miles from the center of Central Point. Write a Review

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