Salishan Golf Links sits in a magical pocket of the Oregon Coast where towering Douglas firs give way to dramatic bay views. The front nine weaves through dense coastal forest on rolling terrain, demanding precision off tight fairways before you cross Highway 101 to discover something entirely different. The back nine opens up dramatically—a true links-style experience with Siletz Bay shimmering below, wind providing honest feedback, and bunkers that demand respect. Designed originally in the 1960s but masterfully restored in 2004 by Oregon golf legend Peter Jacobsen and his firm Jacobsen-Hardy, the course plays to 6,400 yards from the tips with a par of 71. What makes Salishan special is its authenticity—fast greens, merciless roughs that punish errant shots, and a pace of play that keeps things moving. You'll shoot honest scores here, the kind you remember years later. The course sits right on the Salishan Coastal Lodge property, making this a true resort experience without the pretension of high-end links courses down the coast.
6,400-yard Scottish links-style championship course with forested front nine and windswept coastal back nine.
Salishan Coastal Lodge features 205 rooms including traditional guestrooms, suites, and luxury options like the Jacobsen Suite with full kitchens and fireplaces. All rooms include private balconies, fireplaces, WiFi, and views of either the forest or golf course. Room rates start from $148/night and vary by season, with discounts for multi-night stays (10% off for 2 nights, 20% off for 3+ nights). The lodge also offers a $100 nightly credit package toward golf, spa, dining, or activities. Note: A daily guest amenity fee of approximately $35 applies.