Widgi Creek Golf Club

Came here for a round of golf. Unfortunately we only made it through 3 holes due to a family emergency. Paul from the Pro Shop was really understanding and gave us a voucher for the remaining holes we were unable to play.
As for the course, this was the first time my husband and I have played here and the holes we did play were very well maintained. I’m sure when we play here again next week this will end up being our favorite course in Bend!
Thank you Paul for making a tough situation easier. Super kudos for the amazing customer service.

I played in this course when traveling through and enjoyed it so much! The course is meticulously maintained in its top condition. It’s challenging and fun. The staffs are very warm and friendly — starting from lady at the entrance to greet us, the gentleman in the pro-​shop and the roving marshal. I left behind the wedge on the 18^th hole and only found out when I was playing at another course a few hundred miles away. I called them and they acknowledged the finding and graciously agreed to ship it to my home address. Now the club has arrived. Thank you! And thanks to the player who found the club!

Hey just traveling through on a buddy golf tour and hooked up with an Alaskan expat who recently moved to the cosmic hamlet of Bend and he has never played your course. Anyway I have two suggestions: better signage as to where the next tee box is and a course map on your score card. The pin placement emphasis is so retro. Everyone has a rangefinder. With the map on the card you solve both of my complaints.

Yesterday was beautiful and I was excited for a round of golf at Widgi Creek in the sunshine. The course is in good shape, but they didn’t have a Marshall on the course and it ended up being a FIVE hour round! Throw in the decision by Widgi to NOT have a beverage cart out on such a warm beautiful day, and it was very disappointing. I expected better from a course that I’ve heard so many good things about.

Widgi is a really nice course, very walkable by my standards and not so technically difficult as to frustrate the average golfer. And I am pretty average. We have taken advantage of the unlimited golf for $ 29 a couple of times and that is a tremendous value.
It’s not one of our more frequently played local courses but that’s more to do with location; if we lived in Bend or if it were nearer to Redmond we would probably visit more than 3 or 4 times per year.

This is my favorite track in Central Oregon. The staff is great the course is challenging, especially in late season when they have the greens dialed in and rolling fast. It is on the affordable side for Bend if there was such a thing.

Widgi is a fantastic course. The green fees are very reasonable and the course is quite challenging. Not so challenging in the fact that you will lose a case of balls. You can still score if a decent golfer. I wouldn’t recommend walking, (there are some hilly holes) but you could if ambitious enough. The course is kept in great shape and has some really fun holes. Give it a shot if playing in central Oregon.

I just want to give a big shout out to Widgi Creek Golf Club for their amazing customer service. I live in California but my dad lives in Bend and he really likes playing this golf course, so for the last 2 years for father’s day I have called the pro shop and got a gift certificate for him to play a round of golf there and then they they mail it to my dad for me. This year, I spoke to John, who took care of me and was very friendly and helpful on the phone. I really appreciate that extra step of them mailing it to my dad for me since I cant purchase the certificate in person. My dad loves the course and always has an enjoyable time playing golf there, so thank you Widgi Creek for taking care of us. It is much appreciated!

Went here to play Twilight golf. After 5:30pm you can play as long as you can for $ 25. Now, I love golf but I’m not so good. If I break 100 1^st rounds on me!
The course is beautiful, the greens are super Tough and they have a very nice bar and patio. They have good beers on tap and the bartenders are extremely friendly.
I would definitely play here again, maybe after I work on my putting…
BTW: the ladies restroom in the clubhouse has a bidet! =)

Well, I am a golfer (10 hdcp) & this is a great course for the money. I thought it was so nice I played it twice. I believe the green fees are $ 68 w/​cart. The best layout, design and challenging course in the Bend, Sunriver area. What I like best is their putting greens. Most of the greens are new and fast (11 – 13 stimp) & generally not a flat putt anywhere. The fairways were also in excellent condition. This week we also played Lost Tracks (ok), Quail Run (not worth playing) & Woodlands/​Sunriver (poor condition). Our next visit we will play Meadows/​Sunriver and River’s Edge to see how they compare to Widgi.

DISCLAIMER: I am not a golf fanatic. You know how some people go to parties «for the food»? Well, I play golf for the beer and for the cigars. And also because my boyfriend is an avid and MAD-​talented golfer. So what you are going to read here is a non-golfer’s review of a golf course. What’s pretty, what’s not, and any other random thoughts that come to mind. If you want a technical evaluation of a golf course, including whether the tee boxes are level (apparently that’s important)… this is NOT the review for you. I suggest you read the other reviews here (if there are any) or go buy one of those fancy-​schmancy golf magazines. K? K!
Spring has sprung, which means the golf courses are opening back up. Frankly, just driving past Widgi Creek Golf Course on Century Drive makes me feel slightly seasick. It’s covered with little rolling hills, but overall is one of the «flatter» courses in Central Oregon. (No long drives straight down hill, or long walks back up!)
Their spring special is a great bargain though. Thirty clams will get you 18 holes any time, any day of the week. So if you just can’t wait for the season to officially begin… bundle up and hit the links!