Golf Events
The Reserve is the premier location in the Pacific Northwest for golf events of all sizes. The conditioning and playability of the courses, as well as the functional nature of the clubhouse, enable group outings with players of mixed abilities to enjoy the day - whether in competition or playing to raise funds for charitable organizations.
The goal of the event staff at The Reserve is to allow you to be a guest at your own event!!
Tournament pricing includes:- 18 hole green fees & range balls
- Golf carts
- Tournament scoring
- Personalized cart signs and scorecards
- Golf course stewards to monitor pace of play
- Closest to the pin and long drive competition signage
The Reserve offers the following optional amenities to complete your tournament experience:
- A 4,800 square foot outdoor structure for events of all sizes
- An indoor banquet room for award dinners
- Private beverage carts
- Catered box lunches
- Extensive event/banquet menus
- Nike rental clubs
- Custom programs for youth needs
- Special prices for tee gifts, awards, and gift cards
Optional amenities including group instruction, clinics, and wine tastings are also available. For more information contact Ian Sperling at 503-259-2008, or by email at
“It’s a great golf course (South Course). I was very impressed. The greens were fantastic.” - Brad Faxon, 8-time winner on the PGA Tour and widely regarded as one of the best putters on Tour.
``We were both putting for birdies on most of the holes, and we capitalized on a good number of those.” -Phil Mickelson, 2010 Masters champion, on his first round 61 at the 1999 Fred Meyer Challenge (partnered with Jay Haas)
“(The Fred Meyer Challenge was) everything I expected and more.” - Sergio Garcia, 7-time winner on the PGA Tour and 2001 Fred Meyer Challenge participant.
“I think we both did all right.” – Jack Nicklaus, 18-time major championship winner on the PGA Tour, on his final round pairing with Arnold Palmer at the 2000 Fred Meyer Challenge.
“When I finish a round, I always look at how many 5s I have on the card. Today was one of those rarities in my career when I didn’t have a 5.” - Tom Watson, winner of the 2003 JELD-WEN Tradition, on his second round 62, the South Course competitive course record.
