WAVERLEY COUNTRY CLUB

The Pacific Northwest's relentless rain creates playing conditions here that reward precision over power, with fairways that hold approach shots but punish anything offline into the towering Douglas firs. William Bell's 1926 routing takes full advantage of the rolling terrain carved by Fanno Creek, particularly the dramatic downhill par-3 16th that plays through a natural amphitheater of evergreens. Members consistently rank this among Oregon's most demanding tests, where even single-digit handicappers struggle to break par when the notorious Northwest wind kicks up through the tree-lined corridors.