Bandon Crossings Golf Course: An amazing blend of links and parkland golf
BANDON, Ore. -- Bandon Crossings Golf Course is a nice change of pace from many coastal golf courses.
Designed in 2005 by Dan Hixson, Bandon Crossings offers another amazing golf experience in Bandon (although it is not affiliated with the famous Bandon Dunes Golf Resort). Bandon Crossings boasts features you would see on a links course as well as a parkland course.
There are few flat spots at Bandon Crossings, and there are many natural crossings that make for a unique experience.
Bandon Crossings Golf Course
Bandon Crossings Golf Course is a nice change of pace from many coastal golf courses.
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Bandon Crossings Golf Course - hole 7
The seventh hole at Bandon Crossings Golf Course is the longest par 4 on the course at 455 yards.
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Bandon Crossings Golf Course - hole 12
The par-5 12th at Bandon Crossings Golf Course has six bunkers, including ones on both sides of the green.
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Bandon Crossings Golf Course - hole 14
There is a water hazard behind the par-3 14th at Bandon Crossings Golf Course in Oregon.
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Bandon Crossings Golf Course - bench
This bench at Bandon Crossings Golf Course is made out of driftwood.
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Bandon Crossings Golf Course - greens
The greens are always in good shape at Bandon Crossings Golf Course in Oregon.
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Bandon Crossings Golf Course - crossroads
Crossroads are very typical at Bandon Crossings Golf Course.
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