Hole 2 at Oregon Golf Club, The

Par 4 • 369 Yards • West Linn, Oregon

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The second hole at Oregon Golf Club presents a deceptively straightforward par 4 that rewards precision over power. At 369 yards, this straight-away hole invites an aggressive tee shot down a generous fairway corridor, but the real challenge emerges on the approach to a small, well-protected green complex. Without major hazards to navigate, golfers might underestimate this mid-handicap hole, yet the compact putting surface demands accurate iron play and thoughtful club selection. The green's intimate size punishes wayward approaches, making distance control paramount. What appears simple from the tee transforms into a strategic test of course management, where par feels earned rather than given.

Tees:

369y341y304y259y

Green:44y × 28y

Fairway @250y:12y wide

3 Bunkersright dogleg

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Hole Stats

Par: 4
Yardage: 369 yds
Green: 6472 sq ft
Bunkers: 3
Course Slope: 145
Course Rating: 74.8

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Strategy Tips

tee shot

Target a controlled tee shot to the 200-yard mark where the fairway maintains 12 yards of width. This leaves you with a manageable 169-yard approach shot while keeping you safely in the short grass.

approach

The approach shot plays to a generous green measuring 6,472 square feet (44y x 28y). This gives you room to be aggressive with your second shot, especially if you've positioned yourself well off the tee.

tee shot

Avoid the temptation to bomb driver on this 369-yard par 4. The fairway remains tight at just 12 yards wide even at the 250-yard mark, making accuracy more valuable than distance.

hazard warning

Be aware of bunkers positioned at 380.6 yards from the tee. While these are beyond normal driving distance, aggressive players or those playing downwind should factor this hazard into their club selection.

approach

With the green's 28-yard depth, pin position becomes crucial for approach shots. Aim for the center of the green when the pin is tucked, as the substantial green size provides a safe bailout area.

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Scoring Tip

With bunkers guarding the green, pick the side with the most room and let the slope feed the ball toward the pin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best strategy off the tee?

For this 369-yard par 4, most players will hit 3-wood or driver to set up a comfortable approach.

How difficult is hole 2?

This hole is a good scoring opportunity for most golfers.

How big is the green on hole 2?

The green is fairly large with multiple pin positions. The green is wider than it is deep, rewarding shots that find the correct tier. Lag putting becomes important on longer putts.

What's a good score on hole 2?

This hole is a medium-length test where par is a solid result. A straightforward par 4 where course management pays off.

Can I practice hole 2 on a golf simulator at home?

Yes — many modern launch monitors and simulators include real course data for Oregon Golf Club, The. You can play this exact 369-yard par 4 shot-by-shot at home. Entry-level options like the SkyTrak+ (around $2,500) and Garmin Approach R10 (around $600) support course play, while premium systems from Trackman and Foresight offer tour-level accuracy. Most systems pay for themselves in a season or two versus green fees and range balls. Shop home golf simulators →