Myrtle Creek is a city located in Douglas County, Oregon between Roseburg and Canyonville. Along the I-5.
 
It was first visited by settlers and gold seekers in the 1840's,and was originally plotted by 1893. From its founding to the present day, the area's greatest wealth has been its forests, which continue to provide rich harvests. At the timber industry's height, following World War II, there were 278 mills operating in the county. One of these mill, Umpqua Forest Products, is now the site of Horse Creek Bridge, in Millsite park, the center of attractions in Myrtle Creek.

The Myrtle Creek Golf Course was designed with golfers of every playing ability in mind. It is 6,683 yds. from the championship tees, 6,439 yds. from the blue tees, 6,001 yds from the white tees, 5,503 yds. from the red tees, and 4,945 yds. from the gold tees. Continuous paved cart paths throughout the course and rolling terrain in a country setting are just two of Myrtle Creek's features.
 
PGA professional instruction is available for private and group lessons. Special tournament/group packages include food, beverage, merchandise, and driving range.

The Myrtle Creek Golf Course offers all-grass practice facilities, a golf shop, cafe, and golf carts. The facilities were developed by the Myrtle Creek Building Authority and designed by Canadian Graham Cooke & Associates.
Myrtle Creek offer much more to do and see, so please visit us soon and see the wondrous beauty our area has to offer.
 
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